2 Responses to “U.S. reveals way to get off terror list”

1. Simon King Posted: Apr 29th, 2008 at 5:28 pm

   A very very very despicably clever way of more of our personal data being collected too be used in whatever way it is seen fit , and because its under the guise of saying tell us everything about yourself and you will not be classed as a TERROIST , in fact you will not be under suspicion you will be NORMAL you will be FREE! . Also because we will give that information over of our own free will , then i posit we will have less rights when that said information is then used against us , than if it had been gleened from us under other COVERT MEANS! . Think about the implications of this! . Reply | Quote selected text | Link to this

2. Simon King Posted: Apr 29th, 2008 at 6:09 pm

   Just as an afterthought , some people names and dates of birth may match some suspected terroists , but then that would depened on the deffinition of what a terroist is and just WHO will decide this . As most people pay by credit card then the airlines would already have this information , and i believe that there are already a number of checks in place they even know your nationality before you fly and it would be a simple matter for this collated information to be investigated anyway , so why this extra measure . Unless we are all under suspicion and i wonder just how many people will be informed that they have matching names? . Protection is one important matter that we all must consider , but just when does PROTECTION become MASS SURVAILIENCE , and who decides the line between the two? . Reply | Quote selected text | Link to this