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Re: Home of the free


From: "Rob Thompson" <my.security.lists () gmail com>
Date: Tue, 26 Aug 2008 16:25:17 -0700

On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 4:12 PM, John C. A. Bambenek, GCIH, CISSP
<bambenek.infosec () gmail com> wrote:
And people sent "anthrax" letters to one of McCain's offices too.  Your
point?  Is it that we, as a society, should be defined by the lowest-common
denominator among us?

No points, just opinions...

Of course we are defined by the lowest-common denominators.  Whether
we should be, is a whole different story.

It typically works this way:   The hard work of hundreds can be ruined
by one arsehole.

It seems to have always been this way.  More than likely always will.



On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 5:04 PM, Rob Thompson <my.security.lists () gmail com>
wrote:

I think that there were some death threats to Obama...

You'd think that we were, but it seems like our Country is not yet
mature enough for a black president.

Freaking sad if you ask me...  Though I do understand where you're
coming from, in regards to that is a TOUCH overboard.  What are they
going to do if he WINS???

On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 1:30 PM, Rob, grandpa of Ryan, Trevor, Devon &
Hannah <rMslade () shaw ca> wrote:
"Two U.S. cities will become virtual fortresses during the Democratic
and
Republican nominating conventions, protected by airplanes, helicopters,
barriers,
fences, and thousands of police officers, National Guard troops, and
Secret Service
agents. In Denver, Colorado, where Democrats assemble next week, police
are
spending $18 million on equipment alone and will be bolstered by
National Guard
troops and hundreds of officers from surrounding suburbs. In St. Paul,
Minnesota,
site of the September 1-4 Republican nominating convention, police are
calling on
80 law- enforcement agencies to provide 3,000 officers to supplement the
city's
500-person force. The federal money is being spent for security measures
such as
fencing and high- tech camera-surveillance systems. More than 1,000
National
Guard troops will help with communication and supplies in Denver, said a
spokesman for the Colorado National Guard. More than 1,000 Minnesota
National Guard troops will help provide security at sites outside the
Xcel Center
that are being used by convention participants, said a Guard spokesman.
The
North American Aerospace Defense Command, based at Peterson Air Force
Base
in Colorado Springs, will also participate. The Federal Bureau of
Investigation
plans to use a new version of a computer network that lets all its
branch offices
build leads on cases. The Coast Guard will monitor the Mississippi River
near the
Xcel Energy Center."


http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601070&sid=aJgx7Uji1acI&refer=ho
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