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By Drew Clark National Journal's Technology Daily December 2, 2003
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    This is pure psyops. Read 'poor old gummint needs some new toys to stop all them terrorists.' Only one with a vested interest in the present trend toward consolidation and (freakish) control would wish to hand "government" more power to monitor every detail of everyone's affairs. Unfortunately Baird (along with his CFR cronies) intentionally twist the concept of "government" more in line with despotism rather than any republic. If this homeland security garbage keeps up I fear we will see a bloody revolution in the streets of this nation, which would be properly motivated but doomed. This would suit Baird, the CFR and their bosses on high (central banks) just fine, no doubt. They have all the toys already. This article merely seeks to normalize in the targeted audience what they are already setting up. (are already doing to great extent I would surmise... I have some IT experience)

    I work toward peaceable redress, made impossible by this "government which seems hell bent on making the rational world hate it. History repeats. It's about command and control, not this Orwellian "homeland security."

    Cliff Jones Posted December 4, 2003 7:53 AM

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White House chastised for use of security technology
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