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By Chris Strohm cstrohm@nationaljournal.com July 3, 2008
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    Am certain Dezenski, Ziglar and Verdery are under investigation for corruption, being mob foot soldiers and 911 insiders. Consulting/quoting such people for this article is inappropriate. The Kremlin's controlling crime gang orchestrated 911 and benefited in the aftermath by having invested in Cross Match. More colorful is that Dezenski is filling the Managing Director job for Interpol's Global Security Initiative, so a mob foot soldier was embedded to make certain that organized crime no longer is brought to justice by Interpol. Shame on Interpol for not doing a better background check of Dezenski. I expect she'll be indicted, so Interpol has some serious humiliation coming its way.

    Dawn Posted July 22, 2008 10:19 AM
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    NO to Tatoo or Chips? Tatoo is what Hitler did! Declare all illegal aliens must report to police stations to be registered, document them, start application for citizenship, Green Card, Farm Workers, and ship the rest home.

    American Taxpayer Posted July 17, 2008 9:28 AM
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    RFIDs on the ubiquitous driver's ID? Michelle's right. Between RFIDs in our driver's licenses and our passports, cameras in all metropolitan areas and major highways, GPS units in our phones, and the tracking of cell phone users via the antenna grid; it's getting to be like the multiple bugs they planted on Will Smith in "Enemy of the State"; except most of us will be volunteering for these since life will be practically unlivable without them.

    I guess the "Minority Report" was more prophetic than I'd have liked. Unfortunately, as easy as they are to read, they are just as easy to manipulate/change. Looks like I'll be wrapping my wallet in aluminum foil sooner than I thought.

    Care for a hat while I'm at it?

    Tip off Posted July 7, 2008 4:09 PM
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    National IDs? We don't need no stinking national IDs!

    All we need to do is either tatoo or chip every child on the day it's born. Then do the same for every other child and adult in the states. It shouldn't take too long and then you'll never have to worry about identity theft again.

    Of course there's those pesky things called the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, but I'm sure they can do away with them if they really try.

    Michelle Posted July 7, 2008 11:31 AM

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