[DaGman]

I'm curious. What do you call "suspicious activity"? How do you know a "activity" is "suspicious"? Is a group of people standing around on Friday afternoon suspicious? What about people standing around like 9 pm on any given evening. Is that "suspicious"? Please enlighten us.

[lmr]

Being wary of your neighbors is common. Many of us have neighbors that we don't trust. As an example, Local governments keep public databases on sex offenders almost everywhere. Knowing what is going on around you is not a crime or UnAmerican. The track record of the "religion of peace" speaks for itself. Looking for suspicious activities is protecting yourself. Defining what that is, well, what do you feel comfortable with? What do I feel comfortable with? It is a subjective thing. The way I see it, Islam has an image problem, and until they change their image, I will always be suspicious. Besides, what I know does qualify as suspicious or relevant, I just can't mention that in this forum.

[doug from upland]

Don't jerk my chain. You're an adult and you can figure it out. How about this -- if you see a truck making a delivery that says CBR SUIT BROKER, call the FBI. If you don't know what that means, it is Chemical-Biological-Radiological. A variation may be NBC -- Nuclear-Biological-Chemical.

[IncPen]

I read your post and I thought, "Now there's a real American. There's a guy who sleeps well at night knowing that his FBI, his military, and his CIA, aren't politicized bureaucracies. They're active, pre-emptive tools in the war on terror. And his local emergency services like police, fire and hazmat are not overloaded, and are clearly trained and up to jobs like mass terror, bio, nuke and chem warfare. Yeah, I wanna be like DaGman "

Wake up, chief.