UN GROUP CALLS FOR FINGERPRINTING EVERYONE!!!

Sydney Morning Herald ^ | 12/18/01 | By Maria Hawthorne

[Doomonyou]

Yet another reason why we can not allow .50 caliber sniper rifles to be outlawed.

Lots of blue helmets = target rich environment.

[Timesink]

Watch for the freepers to tell you this is no big deal. Move along. You can trust Bush. He'll never allow us to sign on to this.

This is never going to get to Bush. The UN couldn't organize a bake sale, much less a worldwise fingerprinting operation.

I don't necessarily know if I interpret Revelations the same way as a lot of other Freepers do, but I do know that if you're all correct, the one-world government and Antichrist and all that is going to have to be, you know, actually evil. The UN and EU are like the Three Million Stooges.

[billbears]

Oh, but see, it's the UN doing it, not the US. So we're safe, see? < /sarcasm>. Anyone who does not admit to the fact that the actions of the General(might as well drop Attorney part, we don't need any courts) and President Bush will within 20 years (if not sooner) establish a state where most of our rights will be swallowed up in the name of safety is blind.

Reminds me of that scene from Demolition Man where Stallone is sitting at the table asking for salt and he is told that all things bad for you have been banned. Freedom, isn't it grand?

[Warren]

Been there, done that. Courtesy of U.S. Army, and civil service job.

[Tory-Oxonian]

Now the world has really gone nucking futs.

[Don Joe]

"Yup, viewing either naked will turn you to stone."

Wouldn't it work in the other direction? I thought that was the antidote to Viagra overdose. :)

[redhead]

You forgot to include anybody who has ever worked for the Federal Government. I got fingerprinted when I went to work for the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Alaska 30 years ago.

[Tory-Oxonian]

Been there done that dude! My friends and I took our spring break (back in college) to New York and unleashed the golden shower on that ugly 50's UN site.

[F.J. Mitchell]

Let the UN photograph the print of our middle finger as we give it the salute it deserves.

Get the US out of the UN and the F*cking UN out of the US.

[expose]

the U,N FLAG AT THE W.T.C--------

[Demidog]

I'll let you in on a secret: The UN is already evil. And the U.S. has already agreed to do this.

When the congress makes legislation to support it explicitly he'll sign it and the U.S. will enforce it via the FBI or IRS and state agencies.

[mombonn]

The plan was put forward by Pascal Smet, the head of Belgium's independent asylum . . .

It sounds like maybe the inmates should be running the asylum! Maranatha.

[mombonn]

Watch for the freepers to tell you this is no big deal. Move along. You can trust Bush. He'll never allow us to sign on to this. < /scoff>

Time to go back on the meds - FReepers will NEVER accept this, and neither will President Bush.

[Don Joe]

"Where do I pick up my seeing-eye dog?"

You'll have to talk to the cat at the library.

[Byron_the_Aussie]

THE BIG BROTHER AWARD

[Timesink]

And the U.S. has already agreed to do this.

Cite?

[Mercuria]

Every person in the world would be fingerprinted and registered under a universal identification scheme to fight illegal immigration and people smuggling outlined at a United Nations meeting today.

BWAHAHAHAHA!!!!

And what am I bid for this BEAUTIFUL bridge in Brooklyn?

Pure, unadulterated crock.

We'll deal with our OWN immigration reform...without the assistance of these lying, globalist hypocrites who have NEVER been concerned about illegal immigration anywhere before!

FUNNY how so many people are using the attack on 9/11 to round up the lemmings...

[JusticeLives]

"Yeah, I'm waiting to read the first "You just don't get it!" post."

Of course you've been waiting for the first "You just don't get it" post because this is what plants are hired to do, newbie. Shout down the opposition, declare victory and high tail it off the field. :)

[Byron_the_Aussie]

...it can take up to 15 minutes to get a good set of prints, even with the electronic scanners. (don't ask me how I know) 15 minutes times how many billions that haved to be served? I come up with roughly 14,000 years worth of work (not even counting the associated paper work)....

Right.

Soooo, let's start with those who've had preliminary assessment as a potential risk.

Gunowners, for instance.