http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/2010/0929/ ... US-streetsChristian Science Monitor wrote: "This really trips up the creep factor because it's one of those things that you sort of intrinsically think the government shouldn't be doing," says Vermont-based privacy expert Frederick Lane, author of "American Privacy." "But, legally, the issue is the boundary between the government's legitimate security interest and privacy expectations we enjoy in our cars."
'Feds radiating Americans'? Mobile X-ray vans hit US streets
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'Feds radiating Americans'? Mobile X-ray vans hit US streets
I mean WTF. I'm about to move to Russia.
It's never good to wake up in the shrubs naked, you either got way too drunk, or your azz is a werewolf.
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We saw how good the TSA have secured the airports as witnessed last Christmas in Detroit. I suppose we should feel better due to the ineptitude of said TSA, but, personally, I don't.Lothar wrote:And to think, for years we've had people whining that "the TSA has secured the airports, but we still haven't secured our ports or shipping."
Be careful what you wish for.
Wonder if the, "I was walking around town naked so as to assuage* Homeland Security" defense would hold up in court.
*to soothe, calm, or mollify
It's never good to wake up in the shrubs naked, you either got way too drunk, or your azz is a werewolf.
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Well, it'll still be fun. So, how would one stop this xray backscattering? Lead paint?Grendel wrote:^ won't change a thing.
Sounds like a 4th amendment violation to me.