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American's Prints Found on 3/11 Detonator Bag
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| May 7, 2004
Posted on 05/07/2004 10:03:01 AM PDT by Alouette
MADRID, Spain The fingerprints of the American attorney arrested as a material witness in the Madrid train bombings were found on a plastic shopping bag that held detonators like the ones used in the deadly March 11 terrorist attacks.
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TOPICS: Breaking News; Crime/Corruption; Foreign Affairs; News/Current Events; US: Oregon; War on Terror
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To: Alouette
I hope he is tried, convicted and executed here, bacause if the new Spanish govt gets him theyll send him to rehabilitation in Ibiza
To: cookcounty
Didn't you have to get printed for that other job?
I was certain that it was a mandatory requirement if you were a Tail-Gunner on a Budweiser Truck.
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;-)
142
posted on
05/08/2004 2:44:46 PM PDT
by
KC Burke
(Men of intemperate minds can never be free....)
To: justshutupandtakeit
I'll take being monitored by, and having to get to know, my neighbors, over having the Feddle Gummint try to protect me, *any day of the week*. I'd rather have to depend entirely on myself than to have to sign up with the Gummint like some sort of cow with a tag on my ear, if that's really the alternative.
Your point is well taken, though - this is to some extent another example of how the depersonalization of society has led to people relying on the Gummint to take care of them, where previously they could rely on their friends, family, and neighbors.
You've reminded me of something else, too... Massoud Ayoob made the interesting observation that in the event of a war or other catastrophe causing breakdown of the social order, those most likely to survive will be people who have previously formed "bonded groups" (his term) with their neighbors, for collective defense and survival.
I don't have a problem with local law enforcement stopping and talking to me, either. That's what the John Birch Society meant with their slogan, "Support Your LOCAL Police". The alternative - as you point out - is registering everyone like cattle and leaving their (wholly imaginary) "security" to Uncle Bug-Breath...
143
posted on
05/08/2004 2:54:12 PM PDT
by
fire_eye
(Socialism is the opiate of academia.)
To: ContemptofCourt
It's been that way at least since the 30's.
144
posted on
05/08/2004 3:12:30 PM PDT
by
RJS1950
To: fire_eye
As you know the primary role of the fedgov is to protect the Union not the individuals within it so much that was always primarily the duty of the states and local governments as part of federalism. That still remains true burt we are not in 18th century Virginia anymore.
Now we are at the point of an international Islamic terrorism war and this transforms many of the traditional relations we have been used to. A new and unprecedentedly dangerous enemy has arisen and is on the attack.
In earlier times there was almost no attention paid to foreigners who came and went at will and often were illegally in this nation. Not only did few care about the illegals but certain cities actually created non-cooperation policies whereby their officials would not work with federal immigration authorities and churches aided and abetted the violators of fed law. Business and citizens looked the other way happy to pay less for their labor than necessary with citizens.
This now must change because now there are infiltrators within the social body working to destroy it. That was never conceivable in the times of our forefathers. In order to combat it information will have to be gathered and analyzed some from innocent unrelated people. But this will be kept at a minimum and does not worry me.
When the cogs of society are as finely tuned as a Swiss watch or German engine it does not take much to disrupt or destroy them. Thus, greater care must be taken to prevent that than we are used to or than we might like. But I see no alternative than death.
145
posted on
05/08/2004 7:05:31 PM PDT
by
justshutupandtakeit
(America's Enemies: foreign and domestic RATmedia agree Bush must be destroyed.)
To: Petronski
But we can't use profiling, for that would be discriminatory and stereotypical, and might actually lower the poor mohammedans' self-esteem!/sarcasm off
To: Frank_2001
The Americam Left ARE terrorists.
They share the lack of values, the tactics, the motives, the hatred with the Islamonuts.
A Vote For Democrats Is a Vote For Al Qaeda
147
posted on
05/08/2004 11:09:12 PM PDT
by
Enduring Freedom
(Jean Qaerry is the French Prince)
To: Enduring Freedom
A Vote For Democrats Is a Vote For Al Qaeda
148
posted on
05/08/2004 11:09:36 PM PDT
by
Enduring Freedom
(A Vote For Democrats Is a Vote For Al Qaeda)
To: xzins
Creating news to injure the President. You mean Islam really isn't a religion of peace?
149
posted on
05/08/2004 11:38:18 PM PDT
by
lewislynn
(Who made you, the casual observer, the expert?)
To: herkbird
I believe everyone should be fingerprinted, what's the worry if you have nothing to hide? ---
"Beware of what you want, it may not be what you expected"
150
posted on
05/08/2004 11:55:45 PM PDT
by
lewislynn
(Who made you, the casual observer, the expert?)
To: doggieboy
If true, I hope they give him a fair trial and a quick hanging
Hanging it too good for him. i say firing squad.
151
posted on
05/09/2004 12:45:51 AM PDT
by
armyboy
(Posting from Sustainer Army Airfield Balad, Iraq. All Gave Some...Some Gave All.)
To: BadAndy
If there is a wave of serious terror attacks in the US I predict a massive internment and deportation of people who practice this "peaceful" religion. Yeah "next time"... riiiight. Wishful thinking. Our government won't do jack and you and I and everybody else knows it.
To: jaime1959
Not only does teh military take prints, they also take DNA. I remember when they took all of us in and make us put little blood samples into two circles on a cardboard thing.
153
posted on
05/10/2004 2:01:54 PM PDT
by
SwankyC
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