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- Let me get this straight. We have the CIA, NSA, FBI, Homeland Security, Border Patrol, US Marshals, State Troopers, County Sheriffs/Deputies, and Local Police that we know about. This does not include those we don't know about. With all this, the government can't take care of business. Now they wants wire tapping priviliges. It is time to start firing these clowns for inept buffunery. The governments power resides in the people and their rights in the constitution. Let's get a clue here.
- Posted by: laredoflash@... Posted on: 04/15/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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