Re: This is why

From: MV (MV@dc9.tzo.com)
Date: Tue Feb 14 2006 - 07:09:33 PST

The Bush crew has already admitted to using widespread unauthorized wire
taps to monitor overseas conversations. If they don't need to get
authorization to do that, do you think they need anything to monitor the
airwaves, this email list, etc. After all this email list stuff goes
overseas also, as do a lot of amateur radio transmissions.

I make phone calls overseas once in a while, so according the Bush, the
NSA can listen in on my conversations at will. So does that mean they
can also point a parabolic dish at my house windows and listen in on
conversations between myself and my wife and daughters?? Hey, why not??
  I could be a threat right?

I am also involved in foreign commerce and I deal primarily with foreign
made equipment that most people do not understand at all. More black
marks.

If you guys don't think that we are on the "list" to monitor as a
possible "threat", then you are not listening to the news.

Indiana and Kansas apparenlty think that the MVs we own could be a
possible threat. What else do you like to do that makes you a suspect??
  Collect knives? Have a subscription to a gun magazine? Wear a camo
cap once in a while? Bought more than one box of ammo in the last year?
  Own other "non-conforming" vehicles?

This is a very slipperly slope we are on right now. We don't exactly
fit in with the mainstream. To actually own an MV automatically labels
us as non-comformists. So "we" are targets.

If this makes you uncomfortable, sell your MV and buy a 2006 Beige Camry
sedan and start hanging out at Walmart and watch at least 4 hours of
mind numbing TV per night. That might take you off the list for a while.

Dave

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Jack Lee wrote:
>> "E-06-49788600234834 12 FEB 2006 10:47:33 EST
>
>
>> LEE, (email milveh@dslextreme.com) You are hereby notified, pursuant
>> to the Federal Communications Act
>> of 1974, 11.4 and Title 1, Section 7 USC, be advised your electronic
>> transmissions between the group/s 1. >milveh@milveh.org and 2. John
>> Does numbered one (1) through one thousand (1000), have been
>> intercepted >by the authority granted in law and pursuant to, Title 1
>> Section 7.1a, b, d, and e, USC, Federal Information and >Security Act
>> (FISA) on behalf of the Homeland Security Administration in
>> cooperation with the Federal Bureau >of Investigation.
>
>
> Now, how would you guys like to get one of these little notices, eh?
> Of course, this is just made up to grab your attention. But, my point
> is, this is really not-so-far fetched example (in keeping with the
> times) of what "could" happen...IF we start taking our liberty for granted.
>
> Somewhere, somehow, people in France let their government get beyond
> their control, first, they lost their gun rights and now they are losing
> their old military vehicles and that means a portion of their property
> rights are at risk. This latest situation might seem trivial to most
> who could care less about our hobby, but the overall implications run
> pretty deep.
>
> This French Constitution, says, and this is for real: " Its principle
> is government of the people, by the people, and for the people." Sound
> familiar Yanks? But, there's a few people in France who just can't take
> this part seriously anymore. And if this part is meaningless for them
> (MV'ers), what's next... for the others?
>
> We better take notice and never, never let this happen in America
> because the ripples go beyond just old military vehicles. Thats my duex
> centimes worth...
>
> Jack
>
>
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