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Originally posted by PsykoOps
reply to post by EyeHeartBigfoot
I believe that was sarcasm. As in he also made the same prediction and was called a fear-monger for it.edit on 24/2/2011 by PsykoOps because: reply to
I can give you 2 predictions which will one day come true (a) regular police will all walk around in armored clothing with protective head gear hiding their faces and (b) they will enter people's private residence without warrants (or warrants will be given out like welfare checks) and people will be searched.
Premises registration: Every person who owns even one horse, cow, pig, chicken, sheep, goat, deer, elk, bison, or virtually any livestock animal, will be forced to register their home, including owner's name, address, and telephone number, and keyed to Global Positioning System coordinates, in a government database under a 7-digit "premises ID number." (Standards, pp. 3-4, 10-12; Plan, p. 5.) Additionally, pet owners who own one parakeet, canary, cockatiel, etc. as owners of "exotic fowl" have been targeted for mandatory inclusion in this system. If you buy a pet bird after this system is put into effect, it probably will already have an Animal Identification Number. It will be registered to you, and you must register your premises (wherever you keep the bird). If you move the bird off your "premises" for any reason, or it dies, or it produces more birds, you must report such activity to the federal government within 24 hours. In Texas, there was a staff recommendation to hold off on mandatory registration of exotic fowl kept as pets, until a disease was suspected, then they will implement mandatory registration. However, that recommendation is on hold until TAHC decides what path it will take.... www.libertyark.net...
whose wrong hands????
Drive-by X-ray vans raise privacy, health worries
Published 25 October 2010
DHS, the U.S. military, and even local law enforcement agencies are buying and deploying mobile X-ray vans that can see into the interior of vehicles around them; the Z Backscatter Van (ZBV), manufactured by American Science and Engineering (AS&E), can be used to detect contraband such as car bombs, drugs, and people in hiding; the van looks like a standard delivery van, and it takes less than fifteen seconds to scan passing vehicles; it can be operated remotely from more than 1,500 feet and can be equipped with optional technology to identify radioactivity as well; the vans, which can also see through clothing and into some buildings, are raising privacy concerns as well as questions about health risks -- and what might happen if the technology gets into the wrong hands
Originally posted by Xcathdra
reply to post by EyeHeartBigfoot
As much as the TSA annoys me, at what poin do we acknowledge that women and children have been used as suicide bombers in the past? At what point do we acknolwedge that non arabs have joined the jihad?
Originally posted by Xcathdra
reply to post by EyeHeartBigfoot
As much as the TSA annoys me, at what poin do we acknowledge that women and children have been used as suicide bombers in the past? At what point do we acknolwedge that non arabs have joined the jihad?
Originally posted by Xcathdra
reply to post by EyeHeartBigfoot
As much as the TSA annoys me, at what poin do we acknowledge that women and children have been used as suicide bombers in the past? At what point do we acknolwedge that non arabs have joined the jihad?
Originally posted by EyeHeartBigfoot
Well, this topic has been officially killed. Alex Jones and Charlie Sheen are now on the bandwagon guaranteeing this important occurrence a decisively quick and fatal blow:
Charlie Sheen Rant on Prison Planet
Thanks to all who replied,
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