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Re: Peak military move over sandpatch
Author: GRRR
Date: 11-30-2008 - 13:15
cajon Wrote:
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> Guess alot of you who don't like my comments
> weren't on the internet right after 9/11 much have
> done anything to do w/ national security.
> Andy Jackson
> Downey CA
> Besides there's no way to have a signature
> automatically on this site like so many others.
What does the picture Tom posted have to do with national security? The picture was over a year old, and has little relevance to anyone in that context. It's not going to give away any secrets. After all, movements like this happen all the time, all over the place, in broad daylight, along major highways and small roads, through big cities and small towns, for all to see. It's not exactly a covert operation. In the name of national security, why aren't you complaining about pictures of passenger trains being posted on the internet? They are more of a target to terrorists than military movements. Remember London and Madrid? I am a firm believer in national security and was on the internet after 9/11. Being realistic is one thing. Being paranoid, another thing all together. After all, paranoia and a breakdown in rational thinking is one of terrorism's goals. Think about it. After 9/11, little old ladies from Des Moines going to see their grandkids were being strip searched at airports in the name of national security. If that isn't paranoia, what is? A little common sense is in order here.
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> Guess alot of you who don't like my comments
> weren't on the internet right after 9/11 much have
> done anything to do w/ national security.
> Andy Jackson
> Downey CA
> Besides there's no way to have a signature
> automatically on this site like so many others.
What does the picture Tom posted have to do with national security? The picture was over a year old, and has little relevance to anyone in that context. It's not going to give away any secrets. After all, movements like this happen all the time, all over the place, in broad daylight, along major highways and small roads, through big cities and small towns, for all to see. It's not exactly a covert operation. In the name of national security, why aren't you complaining about pictures of passenger trains being posted on the internet? They are more of a target to terrorists than military movements. Remember London and Madrid? I am a firm believer in national security and was on the internet after 9/11. Being realistic is one thing. Being paranoid, another thing all together. After all, paranoia and a breakdown in rational thinking is one of terrorism's goals. Think about it. After 9/11, little old ladies from Des Moines going to see their grandkids were being strip searched at airports in the name of national security. If that isn't paranoia, what is? A little common sense is in order here.
