Shielding your screen from people at an Internet Cafe, logging into an AOL account? Its a good job Obama brought in the NDAA, because they're going to be busy by the looks of it!
That list reads to me if you are not some clueless chump who would panic and probably die if anything went wrong or have any kind of a personal opinion you are a terrorist.
Goodbye newegg, goodbye Fry's. Goodbye to my electronic projects, the feds want me to watch Dancing with the Idiots instead. Goodbye cursing other gamers online, the feds say there's already a British chef on TV that does it for me. Goodbye paying with cash because I need quarters to do my laundry, the feds say that payment processors need them more than I do.
A country with the brightest minds in the world ... and ... it's just sad.
It sounds like if you can do anything for yourself or like to build anything. You're a terrorist.
I guess I'm the next Bin Laden. Being as I'm a Ham radio operator, I buy tons of batteries (because I have kids), and I enjoy building electrical things that require soldering.
It's too bad that we can't get huge numbers of people to really start calling in "tips" when they witness any of these "signs." In no time we'd swamp the system and make it clear just how ridiculous all this is.
By the way, in no way am I suggesting making anything up. It'd only be honest if we were to base our "tips" on real observations. But hell, they're so damned vague that I'll bet we can each find a couple of "offenders" every day.
"Hackers penetrate and ravage delicate public and privately owned computer systems, infecting them with viruses, and stealing materials for their own ends. These people, they are terrorists." --Agent Gill
If you are standing on American soil... you might be a terrorist. If you are a Halloween decoration with a ventriloquist's hand up your arse, you might be Achmed the dead terrorist.
GDub71Feb 6, 2012Buried
Shielding your screen from people at an Internet Cafe, logging into an AOL account? Its a good job Obama brought in the NDAA, because they're going to be busy by the looks of it!
biofriendlyblogFeb 6, 2012Buried
So if someone goes out and buys 2-way radios, a GPS device, batteries and flashlight bulbs that's considered "unusual"?
U_logic_error_broFeb 7, 2012Buried
why don't they just come out and say everyone is a suspect?
nitoriFeb 7, 2012Buried
You got to be kidding it's time to fire the people running the FBI as they are the real terrorists.
nitoriFeb 7, 2012Buried
That list reads to me if you are not some clueless chump who would panic and probably die if anything went wrong or have any kind of a personal opinion you are a terrorist.
GixabelFeb 7, 2012Buried
Goodbye newegg, goodbye Fry's. Goodbye to my electronic projects, the feds want me to watch Dancing with the Idiots instead. Goodbye cursing other gamers online, the feds say there's already a British chef on TV that does it for me. Goodbye paying with cash because I need quarters to do my laundry, the feds say that payment processors need them more than I do.
A country with the brightest minds in the world ... and ... it's just sad.
gkiltzFeb 7, 2012Buried
Just plain delusional!!!
dagr8timFeb 7, 2012Buried
It sounds like if you can do anything for yourself or like to build anything. You're a terrorist.
I guess I'm the next Bin Laden. Being as I'm a Ham radio operator, I buy tons of batteries (because I have kids), and I enjoy building electrical things that require soldering.
ferretmanFeb 7, 2012Buried
What a dumb list.
tylorlilesFeb 7, 2012Buried
sounds like jeff foxworthy's you might be a redneck if....
16x9Feb 7, 2012Buried
It's too bad that we can't get huge numbers of people to really start calling in "tips" when they witness any of these "signs." In no time we'd swamp the system and make it clear just how ridiculous all this is.
By the way, in no way am I suggesting making anything up. It'd only be honest if we were to base our "tips" on real observations. But hell, they're so damned vague that I'll bet we can each find a couple of "offenders" every day.
"Overly concerned about privacy" indeed.
mazebotFeb 7, 2012Buried
Hey I remember a list like that,
who was it that had people notice these things
good people of acient greece, No
Nomads?, No
oh yeah - Nazies
zbeastFeb 7, 2012Buried
that just sounds like the start of a good night out.
akronFeb 7, 2012Buried
I think putting up these lists makes you a terrorist suspect...
News_AddictFeb 7, 2012Buried
People over dressed for the weather? That would make most people in Northern England potential terrorists.
carshybridFeb 7, 2012Buried
Good idea to detect terrorist use of electric cars
backmufuckaFeb 7, 2012Buried
this piece of s**t article looks like it was made like 20 years ago, embarrassing. whole thing could be from a dodgy 90's film.
hydianFeb 7, 2012Buried
"Hackers penetrate and ravage delicate public and privately owned computer systems, infecting them with viruses, and stealing materials for their own ends. These people, they are terrorists." --Agent Gill
neamerjellFeb 7, 2012Buried
If you are standing on American soil... you might be a terrorist. If you are a Halloween decoration with a ventriloquist's hand up your arse, you might be Achmed the dead terrorist.