[Ham-80211] Re: ham-80211 Digest, Vol 3, Issue 2
Guillaume Filion gfk at logidac.comFri Sep 3 19:17:18 UTC 2004
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From: "Jeff King" <jeff at aerodata.net> wrote: > That much being said, I'm well aware of the current sad state of affairs that > has progressively gotten worse in the U.S. over my lifetime. "If your not a > criminal, you shouldn't have anything to hide...right?" seems to be the > mindset of the masses, with regards to all these invasions of privacy that > are occurring. But I digress.... > > Bottom line, in the U.S., prepare to have your door kicked in, and then spend > the money to prove you are innocent. I'm not sure what it has to do with 802.11 and HAMs but I'll bite. I think that the present situation in the US is a "transient state" caused by the terrorists attacks of 2001. You can see examples of this in every war; for example, during WW2, asians living in the US and Canada were put into camps in fear that they would work for the ennemy. These days, we can see a roughly similar situation with the arabs living in the US; they are not put into camps but are searched and inspected more than they would if they were'nt arabs. Some of them are arrested without charges for undisclosed security reasons. I believe this is called "racial profiling." Things should be getting back to normal ("permanent state") in a couple years if there are no more attacks. It's the security paradox, if the CIA/FBI/etc are effective in stopping attacks, thing will go back to normal and the govn't will cut the CIA/FBI/etc funding and reduce their powers. If the CIA/FBI/etc fail to stop other attacks, they'll likely get more funding and more powers. Note that I'm not stating an opinion of this behavior, I'm just associating facts; I'm personally not sure what to think about this. 73 and have a good week-end, GFK's -- Guillaume Filion, ing. jr Logidac Tech., Beaumont, Québec, Canada - http://logidac.com/ PGP Key and more: http://guillaume.filion.org/
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