Loose Change and In Plain Sight....Have you seen it?
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They are good, but not the best. Watch 9/11 Mysteries, Improbable Collase and Terrorstorm. Also go to www.st911.org, a really great site.
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OF COURSE!!! obvious isn't it???
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yep. Too much power. Checks and balances don't work if they are scamming us together!
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Yeah...\n\nOh wait... I'm having a moment right now! This question... Have I seen it somewhere before?\nHmmm...
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Not in my opinion.  I mean, come on, if you're a terrorist, you've got to know that financial transactions are already being monitored.  How secret could this really have been?  I read the NYT article and wasn't even remotely surprised  - actually I had to admit I was kind of impressed by the scope of the program (i.e., overseas wire transactions) and how long it had been going on.  It seems to be pretty effective, and there appear to be safeguards in place to prevent abuses in terms of privacy protection.  Plus it's not like they're doing the wiretap thing where they're sifting a lot of data indiscriminately - in this case it seems like the intelligence agencies are pinpointing what they're looking for before they do their data mining.\n\nAnd the NYT has known about this for some time.  The editor-in-chief was clear about his motives, to inform the public and let us make our own decisions about what's appropriate.  Ain't that kinda what a democracy is about?\n\nAgain, as far as weakening our ability to fight terrorism, well, I think it's completely naive to believe that terrorists aren't already aware of the monitoring programs set up to investigate potential \nterrorist activity.  The really smart ones have already figured out ways around it - financial disguises, as it were - and they've doubtless got brilliant (if misguided) minds on their payroll to launder the money.\n\nSo the program is probably weeding out the idiots, and teaching us more about how money is transferred.  I seriously doubt that the exposure of the program itself (which you may have noticed was NOT specific in terms of logistics, identities, and procedures) will have any effect at all on our ability to prevent and prosecute terrorist activities.\n\nIf someone can present a cogent, objective, polite argument as to how exactly this article threatens national security, by all means please share it.
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Good question!  See, things doesn't run on logic at all these days!
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If you have defrauded the system there is. Did you?
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interesting pic what are you hiding?
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Here's a decent look at the money side from the publisher's point of view.\n\nhttp://alg.livejournal.com/84032.html
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did someone steal your money?
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I agree.  If people would really look, they would see a totally different story.  Also, many people don't know the history behind what is happening now.  If they did, maybe they would understand and not b**** about it so much.  Excellent point.
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I think the whole business about privacy has gotten really stupid. There's these data brokers out there that will sell your records online, to ANYBODY, for a small fee. The Information Age brings with it a Big Problem, and lays open your average person to all sorts of things, phishing, ID theft, the whole show. On the other hand, 'follow the money' is a valid concept in catching the Bad Guys, and you'd rather have the cops have the stuff they need to catch 'em. I think it needs good oversight, and if we can 'get it in writing' that there will be such oversight, then it's at least more re-assuring in terms of abuse prevention. But, as they say, 'knowledge is power', 'power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely', and absolute knowledge...well, draw your own conclusions...I just hope they use some of that great information to nail some of these credit card companies' asses to the wall for card fraud, because they got NO business issuing cards to some people. If this administration shows some signs of going after fraudulent lenders and ID thieves, and some of these data-miners themselves, I'll have a whole lot more confidence in the whole thing. But, as long as money buys trial lawyers, companies can engage in mis-using people's data, and so could our very own government, and hide behind the courts in doing it. I think citizens deserve a whole lot more respect than we seem to be getting, and public accountability ain't a bad place to start with that...hopefully the House going to The People on the immigration issue won't be the last time we see more active solicitation of the Vote...For, By, and Of The People, is what it says, not For, By, and Of the Investment Bankers etc...
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Currently...money. That's about it. How about change? Anyone?
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were you do see that in the credit report?
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I see a man separated from his money, not once but many times\nStay away from this.
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www.loosechange911.com
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I used to get loose change when i was a kid.