[cyborg]

More erosion of personal freedom in the name of 'law enforcement'

[Prodigal Son]

It amazes me these articles don't get more comments.

[billbears]

``We thought it already had (ended),'' said Dan McLagan, the governor's communications director. ``There was a miscommunication.''

No, you just didn't think anyone was paying attention. Standard politician. Say you're going to do something about it, talk it up a bit, and then just go on business as usual hoping no one notices. And sadly this is how this nation of states is run today. We hear a fiery speech from 'our' guy and contrary to all factual evidence contrary to what was said in the speech, we're expected to continue to believe the speech because 'our' guy said it. And any who dare question the facts are ostracized as supposedly never having supported the politician in the first place

Looks like Sonny's camp just keeps on keeping on.

[Lazamataz]

``The state of Georgia will not transfer any additional information to the company responsible for the Matrix database,'' Perdue said in a statement issued Oct. 21 by his press office. ``I have held serious concerns about the privacy issues involved with this project all along, and have decided it is in the best interest of the people of Georgia that our state have no further participation in the Matrix pilot project.''

Sonny Perdue is my kind of Republican.

Southack, you've made it clear you don't think privacy is a right. Perhaps it's not. But I believe not abrogating privacy is a responsibility of government.

[aruanan]

``We thought it already had (ended),'' said Dan McLagan, the governor's communications director. ``There was a miscommunication.''

In other words, ``We thought it already had (ended),'' said Dan McLagan, the governor's communications director. ``But the people involved in the data-base operation weren't careful enough to make it look as though it had ended and they got caught. So now, for sure, it'll look as though it's been stopped.''

[sunshine state]

bump.