To: It'salmosttolate
It looks like they ran it up the flagpole to see who would salute, and instead thought they spotted an enraged citizenry with pitchforks and torches.
2 posted on
07/17/2002 6:24:02 PM PDT by
APBaer
To: It'salmosttolate
Your screen name seems more appropriate theses days than ever!
4 posted on
07/17/2002 6:35:00 PM PDT by
Howie
To: It'salmosttolate
"The Department of Justice is discussing participation with several industry groups whose workers are ideally suited to help in the anti-terrorism effort because their routines allow them to recognize unusual events and have expressed a desire for a mechanism to report these events to authorities," said the site.Ghostbusters!
To: It'salmosttolate
Sig Heil!
13 posted on
07/17/2002 7:50:51 PM PDT by
Jhoffa_
To: It'salmosttolate
HEY! Maybe they can recruit UPS to do it!
(since they already have the shirts.. )
14 posted on
07/17/2002 7:53:26 PM PDT by
Jhoffa_
To: OWK
Also, officials have refused to explain how a federal informant program could pass constitutional muster, while a similar state or local program likely would not.
Can you explain why this would be unconstitutional on both a State and Federal level?
I know FEDGOV has no right to do this, but the states? What gives?
15 posted on
07/17/2002 8:10:08 PM PDT by
Jhoffa_
To: It'salmosttolate
How about...
MIPS
Misgovernment Information and Prevention System
16 posted on
07/17/2002 8:42:40 PM PDT by
ibme
To: It'salmosttolate
..officials say the program will rely on worker-informants...![](http://www.orwelltoday.com/tophed.JPG)
To: Howlin; nopardons; Texasforever; Cachelot
"Attention, clean-up squad : another Homeland Security mess, aisle 3."
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