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From: Rotwang on 18 Apr 2008 19:46 January 1988 that any taxpayer # claiming a dependent five years or older have a Social Security number. # # This is to prevent divorced parents from simultaneously claiming the # same child. # # The requirement means that, for the first time, large numbers of children # who have not reached employment age will need Social Security numbers. # # Its use has been expanding the past fifteen years by regulations under # the Bank Secrecy Act, requiring all bank account holders to be enumerated, # and by the Deficit Reduction Act of 1984 and subsequent legislation # requiring children who receive public assistance to be enumerated. # # Privacy Journal, By Robert Ellis Smith, April 1990 issue # # State legislatures are forced to enact legislation by November requiring # all parents to provide their Social Security numbers before a birth # certificate will be issued for a newborn. # # The Family Support Act of 1988 forces a state to forfeit a portion of # federal funds if it does not impose the requirement, which is intended # to lead parents to believe the government will be able to chase them # down later if they do not support their children. # # Ont
From: Matthew T. Russotto on 18 Apr 2008 19:37 seemed an ironic, even heretical * notion, but to many of the career lawyers and prosecutors inside Main * Justice it was an article of faith that solving the nation's drug problem * could not be accomplished by prosecution and jail sentences alone. These * career people feel the answer is self-evident: Education, rehabilitation * and improving the grim lot of most of those prone to drug addiction ought * to become national priorities. * * Said David Margolis, who had supervised the Criminal Division's anti- * narcotics efforts in the early 1990s: "Anyone who thinks that drug * enforcement is primarily a law enforcement issue, they're smoking wacky * tabacky." Tell all the damn manipulative politicians. Jail's not even cost effective. * RAND Study Finds Mandatory Minimums Cost-Ineffective * ---------------------------------------------------- * * Excerpt from RAND Press Release: * * Washington, DC, May 12, 1997 -- If cutting drug consumption and * drug-related crime are the nation's prime drug control * objectives, then the mandatory minimum drug sentencing laws * in force at the federal level and in most states are not the * way to get there. * * This is the key finding of "Mandatory Minimum Drug * Sentences: Throwing Away the Key or the Taxpayer's Money?", * a new RAND study that provides the first quantitative * analysis of how successful these measures are in achieving * what Dire
From: Risto Lankinen on 18 Apr 2008 21:39 from having their telephone conversations intercepted by foreign # agents in this country. # # The Senator's bill would have made telephone call interception by foreign # agents illegal and would have provided for their expulsion. # # The Chairman of the Select Committee on Intelligence opposed the measure # as unnecessary and could lead to disclosing "sensitive intelligence # sources." British wiretappers at the helm of the NSA's domestic spy-fest. ****************************************************************************** ****************************************************************************** ****************************************************************************** And so it is up to all of you. To arm yourselves. With writing implements. COMPLAIN LIKE HELL! Write to all your Congressional representatives. Send them a copy of any/all of this manifesto with a cover letter stating the specific questions you demand be answered. Write to your local papers, radio stations, state supreme courts (make them aware of fingerprinting drivers is a violation of the 1974 Privacy Act). Write to all your state representatives. Take copies of this manifesto and go to your neighbors and ask they consider doing the same. Contact all your friends. : The New York Times, 2/10/87 : "Is This America?", by Anthony Lewis : : "When we speak out", she said, "that's our protection." : : She still believes in America. Network. "Creep" back at the bastards who are destroying America! Be persistent. It is almost too late. ---guy(a)panix.com It must always be remembered that crime statistics are highly inflammatory---an explosive fuel that powers the nation's debate ov
From: Dik T. Winter on 18 Apr 2008 20:36 control. Law enforcement has absolutely no need for the Digital Telephony Act except to give them their own access terminals and PRETEND there is a firewall between what the Military is doing versus what the FBI is doing. Of course, to monitor phone calls at full capacity, the FBI will need to use Military surveillance software. We've come a long way from requiring a person to listen to the first minute of conversation to even decide whether the person could continue to monitor. It's a brave new world now. We're there. Surprise. ****************************************************************************** Australian ECHELON Spotted ---------- ------- ------- * http://www.texemarrs.com, Living Truth Ministries 800/234-9673 Texe Marrs and his organization are big on the "Anti-Christ" aspects of all the technology the UKUSA governments have deployed to monitor people. I am just glad he knows the Beast when he sees it, that it is Evil (without the people involved necessarily being evil in intent: agreed!) and that unless we do something soon, it will be too late: Earth will become Hell. His book-jacket bio: Texe Marrs was a career U.S. Air Force officer (retired). He commanded communications-electronics and engineering units around the globe. * "Project L.U.C.I.D.", by Texe Marrs, 1996, ISBN 1-884302-02-5 * * Appendix 2: World Surveillance H
From: Risto Lankinen on 18 Apr 2008 20:18
DEA - U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration DIA - U.S. Pentagon Defense Intelligence Agency DIA - U.S. Drug Interdiction Agency (older) FBI - U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation BATF - U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms UKUSA - pronounced 'you-koo-za' - a secret wartime treaty that says member nations can spy on each others population without warrants or limits, and that this can be shared with the spied-on country's SIGINT agency. PGP - Free and unbreakable encryption, available world-wide. CISPES - Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador "Ultra-secret" agencies: NSA - U.S. National Security Agency GCHQ - British Government Communications Headquarters CSE - Canada's Communications Security Establishment DSD - Australian Defense Signals Directorate GCSB - New Zealand's Government Communications Security Bureau ****************************************************************************** Main() ---- Using mainly publicly available material, here is my documentation of: o Part 1: Massive Domestic Spying via NSA ECHELON This is highly detailed documentation of NSA spying. This spying is illegal, massive, and domestic. The documentation is comprehensive, especially since it is now brought together in this one section. o Pa |