Furor builds over ‘anti-terror’ bulletins
HARRISBURG — The “anti-terrorism” bulletins circulated by the state Office of Homeland Security continued to spawn a furor at the Capitol Monday, with civil liberties lawyers filing requests for all bulletin-related records, a senator demanding the Homeland Security chief be canned and another setting a hearing into the state’s six-figure contract with a Philadelphia anti-terror institute.
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I wonder how many real security threats are going un-noticed since they are looking here?
There is a guy in Canada who was blowing up
pipelines and stuff. I kind of fell in love with him. I guess he is still out there somewhere.
Bluedaze: DRILLING REFORM!
By TXsharon on Sun Sep 19, 2010 at 05:58:48 PM PDT
Comments like this may get you tracked a bit. I don't know tho.
Just some kind of guvment hired contractor making up lists of names to feed back to the guvmnt! Our tax money at work! But make no mistake, it's dangerous, especially when the local crooked cops get a hold of it!
And then there are those industry stalkers who follow me around on the Internet scrutinizing everything…
Keep up the good work
Edward