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You can say good job all day long, but the threat was found out to be false only after invading his right to privacy. How is that a good job? Don't like Arabs much?
The kid did much less than I would have. I would have given it back to them after whacking it about 5 times with a 6 lb. hammer. A person could always say he didn't know what it was.
Moral of the story: When such a device is found, don't post about it on the net. Just stick it on a bus, plane, boat, whatever and let them chase it down. Nice to know big bro is keeping tabs on us Unbelievable.
Not me. I accept the trade off between freedom and security and prefer to err on the side of freedom.
I'd agree with you but I don't see any smoking gun in this article. The ability to put one these on car without warrant is tool they can use in situations where time is a factor. If they are abusing htis power they need to be stopped, I take particular exception to the fact they can walk onto private property and do it.
The kid did much less than I would have. I would have given it back to them after whacking it about 5 times with a 6 lb. hammer. A person could always say he didn't know what it was.
I would have been creative with it, maybe shipped it to them. He's coming in the FRONT DOOR!
Since possession is 9/10'ths of the law why not reprogram it and sell the thing... bet they cost a fortune. Guess he better look for other things. bet his phone is tapped too. or house .. I think I'd get them scanned.
He had been identified as a potential threat. The FBI investigated and found it to be unsubstantiated. Good job FBI.
For some people Obama=Good
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