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(VPS 0529-2, 07/21/2005), Outbound message X-Antivirus-Status: Clean X-Virus-Scanned: by amavisd-new-2.2.1 (20041222) at filter07.roc.ny.frontiernet.net <... these are perilous times for much more sinister reasons than a few crazy Muslims ...> Yeah. Like 4 of the last 5 winners of the national spelling bee were 1st or 2d generation orientals. As are most of the scholarship students in Ivy League schools. In 20-40 years we'll be a colony (albeit heavily armed) of China and/or India. Charlie England wrote: > Aren't you in law enforcement? Can you pull a person's social security > records on the grounds that they have a commercial driver's license? > Would a judge give you a warrant to search if you told him "This guy > is a suspect because he has a driver's license?" Do you really want > *anyone* having access to all your personal & financial information > simply on demand, with no checks & balances? > > The British are holding signs saying "We Are Not Afraid" while we > bleat like sheep & believe the lie that if we only surrender our > privacy & our right to defend ourselves we will be protected by our > 'benevolent' government. > > Sorry, but these are perilous times for much more sinister reasons > than a few crazy Muslims. > > Charlie > > David Staten wrote: > >> In the initial investigation, they simply matched social security >> numbers of pilots in the database with social security numbers of >> persons recieving disability benefits. Nothing more, nothing less. >> >> On the "HITS" they obtained, those are the ones who's records got >> pulled.. and from a probable cause standpoint, I'd have to agree that >> was appropriate. Given that this was a CRIMINAL investigation, they >> are under no obligation to notify you that you (or your medical >> records that YOU HAVE ALREADY VOLUNTARILY sumbitted to the >> government) are under investigation and then one day they show up and >> serve you with an indictment. >> >> This isnt "big brother".. this is long overdue. These are people who >> are concurrently claiming disability AND renewing/obtaining medicals. >> >> Dave >> >> Bill Dube wrote: >> >>> >>>> >>>> I wouldn't get so excited about this sort of thing yet, Dave. >>>> First off, they only found 48 problems in 40,000. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> An important issue that most folks haven't noticed is that >>> they searched the medical records of everyone that holds a pilot's >>> license and reported a disability. Were any of us notified that our >>> private medical records had been searched? How many folk's private >>> medical records were searched without probable cause? Does holding a >>> pilot's license somehow give the FAA permission to search your >>> private medical records without even telling you about it? >>> Apparently, it does. >>> >>> Disability comes in many flavors. A person can be disabled >>> because they are allergic to some chemical at work. A person could >>> lose a foot or a hand. A person could have arthritis, or carpel >>> tunnel syndrome. There are plenty of disabilities that would prevent >>> you from doing a specific job, but have no influence on your ability >>> to fly an airplane. >>> >>> Under the Patriot Act, they can search your medical records >>> without telling you EVER. Your doctor is not even allowed to ask his >>> lawyer if he must comply with the search or find out what records >>> can be excluded. Your doctor is forbidden from telling you that your >>> records have been searched, ever. >>> >>> Scary, huh..... >>> >>> Bill Dube' >> >> > > > > >>> Homepage: http://www.flyrotary.com/ >>> Archive: http://lancaironline.net/lists/flyrotary/List.html >> > >