Edited by author 01-19-2007 03:30 AM
did'nt know that jo and jade are mean man!do not insult another person's culture when you are so ignorant more like dumb!can't even tell the diff between a paki and an indian.

I've only now come across your 12/23 post on the UK government establishing traffic monitoring of all cars, and blaming the need to do this on the July terrorist attacks, which were carried out on public transport.

Therefore you might like to know that I was told in August at the Birmingham inter-city coach station that the left-luggage office had been closed. Reason? The July terrorist attacks. Which, needless to say, were conducted by people who kept their luggage with them.

Edited by author 02-15-2006 10:03 AM
So that's why I think this form of government is outmoded. Everytime they break wind they get their butts sued off. What's the point? Better to have separate more specific organizations that are more in touch with the people that preform public functions.

The Wack-Pack
By William Rivers Pitt
Tuesday 14 February 2006

"... Attorney General Alberto Gonzales..., testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee regarding warrantless wiretapping of American citizens authorized by Mr. Bush, said, 'President Washington, President Lincoln, President Wilson, President Roosevelt have all authorized electronic surveillance on a far broader scale.'"

"Really. George Washington authorized electronic surveillance on a far broader scale than what the National Security Agency is capable of today. How did he do this in an age when the whale-oil lamp was the height of technology? Did he use the old two-cans-and-some-string wiretap trick? Perhaps he was able to bug the Hessians using Ben Franklin's kite and key...."