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The evidence that we, the people, are at risk of being put under martial law , and losing all of our rights guaranteed by the Constitution , is overwhelming
[color = red] -1 [/ color] Earthquake News: CSI: OBAMA - "THE DNA OF THOUSANDS OF AMERICAN HARVEST unbeknownst to them, EVEN IF YOU DO NOT HAVE COMMITTED CRIMES " CSI: OBAMA ( ALWAYS WORSE ! ) - " THE DNA OF tHOUSANDS OF AMERICAN HARVEST unbeknownst to them, EVEN IF YOU DO NOT hAVE COMMITTED CRIMES " the " New York Times " revealed the creation of a giant database with the biological data of hundreds of thousands of Americans , whether they are suspected of criminal activity both innocent victims and witnesses - FBI : surveillance of communications is carried out in full compliance with the law ...
1 - DataGATE : ALARM NYT , crop DNA THOUSANDS OF AMERICANS
(ANSA) - not only spied on the phone and the web. Hundreds of thousands of Americans suspected of criminal or subversive activities - but also innocent victims of crime - are likely to be ' filed ' in life , with their DNA stored in the laboratories of dozens of local law enforcement agencies . And in many without even knowing it. And ' the alarm of the New York Times. F.B.IF.B.INew York Times logoNew York Times logo
- The Times , while until recently the collection of DNA was virtually the exclusive jurisdiction of the FBI , now an increasing number of police agencies around the United States
- Many putting together their data - are collecting and entering into the database of DNA samples from thousands of people , armed with a recent Supreme Court ruling that supports this practice, even if only for people arrested for serious crimes.
A trend - the newspaper - that elicits no small concern in a time when America is so much discussion of privacy violated . The NYT points out how often this practice of collecting DNA does not concern only prejudiced people arrested and accused of crimes, but also many innocent people victims of crime , whose DNA is still preserved. Often, even the newspaper report , the DNA comes from some defendants as part of a plea bargain or in exchange for a discount on the front of the heads of accusation and condemnation .
2 - CHAPTER FBI SURVEILLANCE IN FULL COMPLIANCE WITH LAW
ANSA) - The surveillance of communications by U.S. security agencies is carried out in full compliance with the law , said FBI Director Robert Mueller at a hearing in Congress. source:
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- Earthquake News: CSI: OBAMA - "THE DNA OF THOUSANDS OF AMERICAN HARVEST unbeknownst to them, EVEN IF YOU DO NOT HAVE COMMITTED CRIMES " CSI: OBAMA ( ALWAYS WORSE ! ) - " THE DNA OF THOUSANDS OF AMERICAN HARVEST unbeknownst to them, EVEN IF DO NOT HAVE COMMITTED CRIMES " the " New York Times " revealed the creation of a giant database with the biological data of hundreds of thousands of Americans , whether they are suspected of criminal activity both innocent victims and witnesses - FBI : the surveillance of communications took place in full compliance with ... more info
1 - DataGATE : ALARM NYT , crop DNA THOUSANDS OF AMERICANS
(ANSA) - not only spied on the phone and the web. Hundreds of thousands of Americans suspected of criminal or subversive activities - but also innocent victims of crime - are likely to be ' filed ' in life , with their DNA stored in the laboratories of dozens of local law enforcement agencies . And in many without even knowing it. And ' the alarm of the New York Times. F.B.IF.B.INew York Times logoNew York Times logo
According to the Times , while until recently the collection of DNA was virtually the exclusive jurisdiction of the FBI , now an increasing number of police agencies around the United States - many putting together their data - are collecting and entering into database DNA samples of thousands of people , armed with a recent Supreme Court ruling that supports this practice, even if only for people arrested for serious crimes.
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A trend - the newspaper - that elicits no small concern in a time when America is so much discussion of privacy violated . The NYT points out how often this practice of collecting DNA does not concern only prejudiced people arrested and accused of crimes, but also many innocent people victims of crime , whose DNA is still preserved. Often, even the newspaper report , the DNA comes from some defendants as part of a plea bargain or in exchange for a discount on the front of the heads of accusation and condemnation . photo :
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