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Originally posted by Areal51
"NATIONAL SECURITY" Well, can it be argued that civilians help to take part in securing this country through the use of their eyes, ears, and cameras? There's more civilians on the streets of NYC, in builidings, in the parks, in all of the nooks and crannies, than the military and other security forces. So it seems that civilians going about their everyday business doing what they would normally do would be a great help to national security than a hindrance to it.
Originally posted by Iblis
Why a person would stand in front of a building for more than thirty minutes taking pictures is beyond me.
Why more than five people would do so, is beyond me as well.
The New York Times reported Thursday that a group of five men had set up video cameras aimed at the Twin Towers prior to the attack on Tuesday, and were seen congratulating one another afterwards.
Originally posted by 11Bravo
Originally posted by Iblis
Why a person would stand in front of a building for more than thirty minutes taking pictures is beyond me.
Why more than five people would do so, is beyond me as well.
You mean like these five guys?
The New York Times reported Thursday that a group of five men had set up video cameras aimed at the Twin Towers prior to the attack on Tuesday, and were seen congratulating one another afterwards.
Originally posted by Iblis
These rules seem perfectly within reason.
Why a person would stand in front of a building for more than thirty minutes taking pictures is beyond me.
Why more than five people would do so, is beyond me as well. [Professionals can get credentials easily, so, it's a moot point.]
Originally posted by PPLwakeUP
Hi guys,...
What I find quite sad is that here on ATS you americans really have strong talk and facts but on that subway the only one legally %^$#ing the gov with words were the 2 heroes with the cameras and great talk the rest of the wagon were just like sheeps.
I mean they would need thousands more police officers to control that kind of stupid law. Thus becoming a even greater police state then it already is. I mean cellphones cameras?? WTF lol..
Originally posted by mastermind77
Ok i just want to say that it was AMERICA that saved EUROPE in most part and many losses, from the insane child of the New World Order..Adolph Hitler. Whos coincidentily threatening the world from his grave. Funny isnt it?
Originally posted by 11Bravo
You mean like these five guys?
Originally posted by Iblis
Why a person would stand in front of a building for more than thirty minutes taking pictures is beyond me.
Why more than five people would do so, is beyond me as well. [Professionals can get credentials easily, so, it's a moot point.]
Originally posted by homeskillet
it makes me think how many police and military would see through the BS and not go along with the plan.
Originally posted by Pootie
Originally posted by Areal51
"NATIONAL SECURITY" Well, can it be argued that civilians help to take part in securing this country through the use of their eyes, ears, and cameras? There's more civilians on the streets of NYC, in builidings, in the parks, in all of the nooks and crannies, than the military and other security forces. So it seems that civilians going about their everyday business doing what they would normally do would be a great help to national security than a hindrance to it.
The FBI is hiring 15,000 CIVILIANS to be "rats"/informants to inform on the general citizenry...
www.baltimoresun.com...
The Nazi's did this in Germany... kept files on everyone through a network of civilian informants.
Originally posted by downtown436
What a wonderful group of guys these wearechange.org guys are!!! I love it, they really stick it to the NWO, I saw a video of them at David Rockefeller's house harassing him also. Keep up the good work!! You know Bloomberg has to be bothered by this kind of thing, we just need more of it.