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FYI...an article from October 2001

Pakistani Pleads Not Guilty in Delaware ArmsCase
(Was Carrying GPS System Near Salem Nuclear Plant)
Source: Reuters; Published: October 18, 2001;
Author: Rita Farrellcolor
Thursday October 18 11:54 PM ET
Pakistani Pleads Not Guilty in Delaware Arms Case
By Rita Farrell

WILMINGTON, Del. (Reuters) - "A Pakistani man with an expired visa pleaded not guilty in federal court in Delaware on Thursday to illegal possession of firearms, charges for which he has been imprisoned for nearly a month.
His roommate and fellow Pakistani, Syed Hassan, 23, told Reuters that Raza Nasir Khan was arrested on Sept. 25 because of the hijack attacks on New York and Washington two weeks earlier.
``This is because of Raza's skin color and his goatee. He looks more like Arabic people than Pakistani,'' Hassan said.
On Sept. 19, a Delaware Fish and Game ranger became suspicious when Khan asked for maps of the Cedar Swamp Area hunting park to locate deer stands deep in the woods.
The ranger said he called the FBI (news - web sites) because Khan was dark-skinned and was carrying a small Global Positioning System device and because Cedar Swamp was directly across the Delaware River from the Salem Nuclear Power Plant in New Jersey. .........."

Well, I really wonder of what value a GPS device would be. I mean, everybody knows where the place is. Its a big facility and you just don't hide those kinds of things.

This is all so much nonsense anyway. We're better spending worry and resources over security at airports, which, from what I've seen and heard, is still pretty much of a joke. The feminization of this country under Billhilly has made passivity in the face of the murderer and tyrant the norm, and the fear of being branded a racist and of being non-politically correct has made even reasonable measures like racial profiling (a reasonable and elementray tool of investigative methodology and preemptive security) taboo. Well, the costs of that, in blood and treasure, have become tragically apparent, if only one has the eyes to see and the will and courage to face the truth.