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From: quasi on 18 Apr 2008 21:03 It should be noted that, since my revelations in 1994, Congressman Neal * Smith and his office refuse to answer inquiries about the National * Identification Center. * * However, in a recent article in Federal Computer Week, a Washington, D.C. * magazine for federal employees, basically admitted the existence of this * Center and its activities. * * In his article, "Federal Agencies Link, Share Databases," John Monroe said: * * Law enforcement agencies across the federal government have poured * money into information technology programs. According to the Government * Market Services Division, federal agencies will spend 5.5 billion * dollars on law enforcement technology between 1995 and 1999... * * The common link between in these programs is to build an information * substructure: A WEB OF CONNECTED DATABASES AND HIGH SPEED NETWORKS * THAT WILL MAKE DATA INSTANTLY AVAILABLE TO FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL * LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS. * * The federal government's goal is to BRING RANDOM PIECES OF DATA * TOGETHER TO GET A MORE COMPLETE PICTURE---WHAT SOME CALL INTELLIGENCE. Wow. All federal agencies will be linked together in a vast intelligence network. Handheld fingerprint devices will be deployed. Obviously. They are working around the limitations Congress wanted on NCIC 2000. And how much hardware is a han
From: Pubkeybreaker on 19 Apr 2008 00:17 determined these books made people dangerous? Who approved this Fahrenheit 451 persecuted-for-books program? The Thought Police had testified in court against Ed Cummings. The judge rules on whether Ed is guilty of probation violation: > The judge determined that a probation violation had indeed taken place > and that Cummings should be held and a sentencing date scheduled within > 60 days. The judge had just done the same thing for a man who had just > committed his third DWI offense. In fact, he had killed someone. The > judge ordered that person held on $50,000 bail. Ed Cummings, however, > was another matter. The judge ordered Cummings held on $250,000. > > So Cummings was being held on a quarter of a million dollars because he > was thought to have taken batteries out of a tone dialer years ago. He's > in a 5 by 8 holding cell 22 hours a day with no windows and no clock. > He never knows what time it is or whether it's day or night. > > The temperature reaches a maximum of sixty degrees and he has only one > layer of thin cotton clothing and one blanket. To add to his misery, > he was just notified that the Haverford Township police will destroy > the property they seized from him last year unless he picks it up by > Friday, January 19. > > The prison itself was built right after the Civil War. There are tons of > roaches and graffiti in all the cells which dates back to the fifties > - the last time it was painted. There are 1200 inmates. > > Currently Cummings is imprisoned in th
From: fortune.bruce on 18 Apr 2008 22:15 and Los Alamos National * Laboratories and several other government research facilities to develop * ways to defeat "any locking system whether it be mechanical or electronic, * or computer supplemented." [snip] * * The FBI's Rapid Prototyping Facility (RPF) is a laboratory and factory * dedicated to the design and manufacture of "unique miniaturized devices in * direct support of various investigative efforts" of the "FBI and other * members of the U.S. law enforcement community." * * Operated jointly by the FBI and the Pentagon's Defense Advanced Research * Projects Agency (DARPA, creators of the Internet), the FBI facility was * created to allow the bureau "to use computer-aided design, engineering * and manufacturing of tools and equipment (software and firmware * respectively) to design, simulate, and fabricate integrated circuits, * printed circuit boards, electronic components, packages, systems and * concealments in a quick turnaround cost-effective manner." * * Among the facilities advantages are speed "through the use of laser * restructuring, high-density interconnect, and reverse milling capability," * and a capability "to produce an integrated microphone ('microphone on a * chip') in a single design/fabrication process." * * For many years, the FBI had been placing secret microphones on street- * lamps, telephone poles, par
From: Risto Lankinen on 19 Apr 2008 00:15 wants the government to conduct a three-year study to # unify federal and local requirements for personal identity. # # The bill, S1706, would amend the Federal False Id Act of 1982, to require # a comprehensive identity scheme for the U.S., either THROUGH UPDATING # EXISTING IDs TO BE MORE SECURE, UNIFYING THEM, or creating a new identity # document for all Americans. ---- People will "demand" it... Texe Marrs knows about politicians beating the Drum of War to control us... * "Project L.U.C.I.D.", by Texe Marrs, 1996, ISBN 1-884302-02-5 * * These changes are necessary, we are reminded each day by our mind control * jailers in the media, to solve the immigration crises, to institute gun * control, to counter domestic terrorism, to fight pornography [Texe Marrs * is now a Christian preacher!], to find deadbeat dads who don't pay child * support, to "Save Mother Earth", [ "The Feds Under Our Beds", By James Bovard, The New York Times, 9/6/1995 The Superfund program epitomizes the Government's contempt for fairness. E.P.A. lawyers have gone after Boy Scout troops, public schools and pizza parlors, claiming the organizations can be held responsible for multi- million-dollar cleanup costs of Superfund sites
From: Risto Lankinen on 18 Apr 2008 22:26
pregnancies and private # dates with Negroes. That's an overt use. Worse than that: They can insidiously enter your life: Qubilah Shabazz was seduced. Like Bill Murray elaborately seducing Andie MacDowell in 'Groundhog Day' they can enter your life in an almost unconscious manner. Informants manage to connect to criminals by running into them in the right place, saying the right things. It's the 1990s now: Only, as we have seen, informants connecting to criminals means the FBI targeting Randy Weaver WHO HAD NO CRIMINAL RECORD for blackmail. Anyone can be made a criminal in the monitoring net. Or seduced into a "crime", like Qubilah Shabazz. Without you realizing it, the person you met was taking advantage of knowing all your most passionate likes and dislikes. It is INSANE to design our systems for government monitoring. CONGRESS WAKE UP NOW FOR CHRIS'SAKES!!! * "Dispute Arises Over Proposal for Wiretaps" * By John Markoff, The New York Times, February 15 1997 * * The telephone companies, after meeting with the FBI, said they wanted to * be able to monitor tens of thousands of conversations simultaneously in * metropolitan areas, much more than their stated intention of simply * trying to transfer its current surveillance capabilities into the * digital era. * * And the Cellular Telephone Industry Association said the FBI wanted to * monitor 103,190 cellular calls simultaneously nationwide. * * Lawyers for AT&T Wireless Services said, "The numbers alone are astounding." * * "This is kind of scary," said Tom Wheeler, CTIA president. "What does * the FBI know about our future that we don't?" ---- You cannot assign people one-to-one to control everyone in a society. But you can |