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All I can say is WOW!
http://blogs.computerworld.com/privacy/21805/2-out-every-3-americans-lost-fourth-amendment-protections-dhs
Another advantage, besides avoidance of damage from a pole shift, for living near the geographic center of this land mass.
Utah Bob
02-20-2013, 15:11
Another advantage, besides avoidance of damage from a pole shift, for living near the geographic center of this land mass.
But then you're nearer the Yellowstone Super Eruption
Damned if you do and......:D
Oldrotorhead
02-20-2013, 15:55
But then you're nearer the Yellowstone Super Eruption
Damned if you do and......:D
Or the New Madrid Fault
This has been going on for a while now[1], and has gotten more aggressive under BHO's administration. Unfortunately, encryption isn't a silver bullet, you can be detained for refusing to give your password[2], basically a "what have you got to hide" catch-22. IME, as a security professional, I have had only one incident several years ago where my encryption password was asked for during domestic travel at JFK, I refused, and was sent on my way.
[1] http://howto.wired.com/wiki/Protect_Your_Data_During_U.S._Border_Searches
[2] http://www.informationweek.com/government/security/dhs-clarifies-laptop-border-searches/219500468
My .02
GratefulCitizen
02-20-2013, 22:46
Or the New Madrid Fault
Or the middle of nowhere.
The major highway leading into Page decided to fall off the mountain this morning.
http://www.ksl.com/?sid=24145652&nid=460#1