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Proud Mary
Wed Dec 08 2010, 11:39PM
Proud Mary Registered Member #543 Joined: Tue Feb 20 2007, 04:26PM
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Coronafix wrote ...

This is all obviously a retaliation to a world gone insane.
Where everyones common rights are slowly being eroded away, there is more and more secrecy "needed" in private and military sectors. I think everyone knows we are worse off than we were ten years ago, and this has naturally created revolutionaries like Wikileaks.
When do the people pull their heads out of the box and say enough is enough, we won't be arrested and held without charge for an indefinate period of time, we won't risk our children to xray scanners to board a plane and no you can't sexually molest them instead. The list of rights we don't have anymore goes on and on, we don't have the right to carry a gun or even a knife here in Australia anymore.
This Wikileaks thing will now be used as an excuse to censor the internet, whether the people want it or not.
Democracy isn't what we believe it is anymore, most people are spoon fed what to think via the Cathode Ray Nipple and then believe they are informed!! The commercial media has been shown time and again to have vested interests yet we think it is still a free media. All falls before the mighty dollar.

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Conundrum
Wed Dec 08 2010, 11:44PM
Conundrum Registered Member #96 Joined: Thu Feb 09 2006, 05:37PM
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The problem is that backscatter scanners actually cause decent law abiding people to behave irrationally, which causes them to be singled out for additional punishment in the form of no-fly lists and suchlike.
I still think this was the plan from the very beginning, to control people. Nothing whatsoever about preventing "terrorism".
Make people so afraid they will accept draconian security measures, and keep tightening the thumbscrews.


I predict that by 2011 air travel will consist of having to wear airline supplied tagged hospital gowns, government controlled and approved muzak (No earplugs, Ipods, MP3s or laptops allowed in the plane at all), and $Deity help anyone who has a pacemaker etc and doesen't have the appropriate documentation in triplicate signed by their doctor and countersigned by the airline approved lawyers.
(Hint:- Waterboarding would be a minor inconvenience compared to the "enhanced doubleplusgood FMRI neurofeedback scanner" that they will be using by then)

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#include "Backscatter=Hiroshima.h"
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Tesla Fan
Wed Dec 08 2010, 11:50PM
Tesla Fan Registered Member #3353 Joined: Sat Oct 23 2010, 11:21PM
Location: Greece
Posts: 90
Conundrum wrote ...

I still think this was the plan from the very beginning, to control people. Nothing whatsoever about preventing "terrorism".
Make people so afraid they will accept draconian security measures, and keep tightening the thumbscrews.

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Dr. Drone
Thu Dec 09 2010, 01:25AM
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Wyatt
Thu Dec 09 2010, 02:56AM
Wyatt Registered Member #3490 Joined: Wed Dec 08 2010, 11:55PM
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Conundrum wrote ...

The problem is that backscatter scanners actually cause decent law abiding people to behave irrationally, which causes them to be singled out for additional punishment in the form of no-fly lists and suchlike.
I still think this was the plan from the very beginning, to control people. Nothing whatsoever about preventing "terrorism".
Make people so afraid they will accept draconian security measures, and keep tightening the thumbscrews.


I predict that by 2011 air travel will consist of having to wear airline supplied tagged hospital gowns, government controlled and approved muzak (No earplugs, Ipods, MP3s or laptops allowed in the plane at all), and $Deity help anyone who has a pacemaker etc and doesen't have the appropriate documentation in triplicate signed by their doctor and countersigned by the airline approved lawyers.
(Hint:- Waterboarding would be a minor inconvenience compared to the "enhanced doubleplusgood FMRI neurofeedback scanner" that they will be using by then)

-A
#include "Backscatter=Hiroshima.h"
Whoah!That'll surely make getting to work more difficult when we all have to punch a clock overseas! sad
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Tesla Fan
Thu Dec 09 2010, 03:22AM
Tesla Fan Registered Member #3353 Joined: Sat Oct 23 2010, 11:21PM
Location: Greece
Posts: 90

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Coronafix
Thu Dec 09 2010, 08:31AM
Coronafix Registered Member #160 Joined: Mon Feb 13 2006, 02:07AM
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Here is a solution to airport security. Busts the bulls**t of airport scanners.
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Steve Conner
Thu Dec 09 2010, 11:58AM
Steve Conner Registered Member #30 Joined: Fri Feb 03 2006, 10:52AM
Location: Glasgow, Scotland
Posts: 6706
I passed through Shanghai airport earlier this year, and there was a guy with a sniffer dog at the baggage conveyor belt. He let it sniff all the bags, and any that it seemed interested in were pulled off the conveyor. Luckily not mine, which were stuffed with tools and electronic components as usual. smile

I agree that some scanning equipment salesmen are probably in bed with some politicians.

There are jobs, and there are jobs. I'm not surprised that the police want to see into your Facebook before hiring you, after all they are the very instrument used to enforce the taking away of civil liberties. But I'd be extremely surprised if McDonalds did.

I've always refused to work on defence and security related projects.
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quicksilver
Thu Dec 09 2010, 03:59PM
quicksilver Registered Member #1408 Joined: Fri Mar 21 2008, 03:49PM
Location: Oracle, AZ
Posts: 679
Tesla Fan wrote ...

I hope you are just being funny, i hope you are not offended by my opinions on these matters, i was talking about the "mass" of people at all countries around the globe.


I agree with you more than you may ever know.
Thank you for being sensitive to the feelings of others, that's (IMO) a sure sign of decency.....
But I think that the majority of television is imbecilic garbage designed for a moronic narcissist-worshiping "mark" for the modern marketing industry.
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Tesla Fan
Thu Dec 09 2010, 09:13PM
Tesla Fan Registered Member #3353 Joined: Sat Oct 23 2010, 11:21PM
Location: Greece
Posts: 90
+1

Just replace the "imbecilic garbage designed for a moronic narcissist-worshiping "mark" for the modern marketing industry" with "imbecilic garbage designed to make you a moronic narcissist-worshiping "mark" for the modern marketing industry" cheesey
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