[rockrr]

MCAC - sounds like an emetic.

[Ray76]

See also:

Update: National License Plate Recognition Database: What It Is and Why It’s a Bad Idea
February 20, 2014
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3125105/posts

[Vendome]

Citizenfour...

[lacrew]

1984 is here.

[exnavy]

Our federal government is a criminal operation.

[Ray76]

See also:

National License Plate Recognition Database
General Services Administration ^ | Feb 12, 2014 | Department of Homeland Security

Posted on Thursday, February 13, 2014

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3122555/posts

[mountainlion]

Many vehicles have onstar which can be used to track vehicles. I was listening to a auto repair talk show which was talking about EPA and new emissions possibilities. They said that the government was asking car manufactures to equip cars with satellite communications that would tell a state agency when the check engine light came on. If the car was not serviced in a proper amount of time the state would send a ticket to the car owner.

[Little Ray]

Did he allow the cop to search his car? Some of the first words should have been “I do not submit to a search.” Make the cop get a warrant.

[VerySadAmerican]

Before too long ALL CRIMES will be solved and not long after that no crimes will happen. And why would you need a gun if you live in a Utopia. /s

I still see Edward Snowden as a patriot. And his biggest fear has come true. The American people have accepted the federal government knowing everything about everyone.

I joined LinkedIn a few days ago for the soul purpose of trying to locate a long lost friend. Up pops a bunch of people I “may know” according to LinkedIn. One picture was a guy I was in the Navy with and haven’t had any contact since July 1970. How the hell did Linkedin “know” we knew each other? There are people popping up that I’ve never so much as emailed before. People I worked one day with. Apparently they’re mining our computers and our military history and everything else.

[soupbone1]

I wonder if you can avoid this by registering a car through an LLC.

[Bruce Kurtz]

Yesterday, I applied for social security benefits on line. After I finished all the questions, I was asked to take a survey. One of the questions was, you got a new car a few years ago, click on your new car. It had 5 cars listed and one was my car. Now how does the Social Security Administration get this information?