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Raven · 12-17-2005, 09:24 PM

Do they deserve the same rights and protections we have as American citizens?
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well if they dont.....because they are not american citizens.......
then "we the people ->as Americans should be allowed more consideration......because of the circumstance...

"when" in the interest of national security something thats not related at all to terrorism is discovered......OTHERWIZE its just an convient excuse to spy on us AMERICANS... hell they can read the words on a dime from
a satelite over head.... drive by and read your voice vibrations off of your window glass....view the contents of your house with infa red,
track you to within ten feet by your cell phone number
and on and on and on....it goes
whats next? they're gonna decide what we should believe.
it is time to take a stand and not just be silent,,,
have you heard even one damn puplic official say
make sure to have a digital camera to take their picture
has any kid in america been told this when encountering a bad guy....no although some are using their cell phones...
America can do allot MORE than what their being allowed to...
i'll never forget 9-11
but i shall also never forget a little publisized story about this
scumbag that was protesting the display of an american flag post 9-11 that was visable from his apartment.....and nobody
thought... well GEE this sucker MUST be a bad guy....
and later on it was discovered that he was indeed a bad guy.
the lack of conectivity of all the dots....needs rapid improovement and i think the American people can do as good a job as the intelligence community if given half a chance or at least be contributers of clues and information.
just look at the sucess rate for america's most wanted and the lost kid electronic billboard which gets the whole american public INVOLVED and it should be EXACTLY the same for terrorism if not more so considering the consequences in both lives lost in 9-11 and the financial cost to america for not having been able to stop it in the first place.

12-17-2005, 09:24 PM	#7
Raven ........ iTrader: (0) Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 22,805 Blog Entries: 1	posted by Pete Do they deserve the same rights and protections we have as American citizens? ---------------------------------------------------------------------- well if they dont.....because they are not american citizens....... then "we the people ->as Americans should be allowed more consideration......because of the circumstance... "when" in the interest of national security something thats not related at all to terrorism is discovered......OTHERWIZE its just an convient excuse to spy on us AMERICANS... hell they can read the words on a dime from a satelite over head.... drive by and read your voice vibrations off of your window glass....view the contents of your house with infa red, track you to within ten feet by your cell phone number and on and on and on....it goes whats next? they're gonna decide what we should believe. it is time to take a stand and not just be silent,,, have you heard even one damn puplic official say make sure to have a digital camera to take their picture has any kid in america been told this when encountering a bad guy....no although some are using their cell phones... America can do allot MORE than what their being allowed to... i'll never forget 9-11 but i shall also never forget a little publisized story about this scumbag that was protesting the display of an american flag post 9-11 that was visable from his apartment.....and nobody thought... well GEE this sucker MUST be a bad guy.... and later on it was discovered that he was indeed a bad guy. the lack of conectivity of all the dots....needs rapid improovement and i think the American people can do as good a job as the intelligence community if given half a chance or at least be contributers of clues and information. just look at the sucess rate for america's most wanted and the lost kid electronic billboard which gets the whole american public INVOLVED and it should be EXACTLY the same for terrorism if not more so considering the consequences in both lives lost in 9-11 and the financial cost to america for not having been able to stop it in the first place.