Licenses as IDs at airports questioned
WASHINGTON Federal officials and lawmakers raised serious concerns
Tuesday about the continued use of driver's licenses at airports and
U.S. borders in light of California's new law allowing illegal
immigrants to obtain the widely accepted means of identifi
On Wednesday, September 10, 2003, at 09:38 AM, Major Variola (ret.)
wrote:
Licenses as IDs at airports questioned
WASHINGTON Federal officials and lawmakers raised serious concerns
Tuesday about the continued use of driver's licenses at airports and
U.S. borders in light of California's new l
At 11:53 AM 9/10/03 -0700, Bill Stewart wrote:
>California's law against Driving While Speaking Spanish is only
>about 10 years old, and was a Pete Wilson thing.
>It happened about when I moved here - did other states start
>doing similar things in the mean time?
>The Feds started bullying states i
Major Variola (ret.) wrote:
Licenses as IDs at airports questioned
WASHINGTON Federal officials and lawmakers raised serious concerns
Tuesday about the continued use of driver's licenses at airports and
U.S. borders in light of California's new law allowing illegal
immigrants to obtain the widel
Major Variola (ret) wrote:
I've read that to enter a Fed building you need "ID". I'm curious
what happens if you haven't got it. Adrian Lamo had his card.
I'm currently ignoring the conscription notices I get from the
local jury droids; if I *volunteer* someday (after reviewing
fija.org) I'll be
On Wednesday, September 10, 2003, at 03:38 PM, Bill Stewart wrote:
But if you're ignoring jury conscription notices at times that
it's not seriously interfering with your business activities,
you should go check out FIJA.org.
Remember that under the common law, a juror has the power
and responsi
On Wednesday, September 10, 2003, at 02:02 PM, Major Variola (ret)
wrote:
I've read that to enter a Fed building you need "ID". I'm curious
what happens if you haven't got it. Adrian Lamo had his card.
I'm currently ignoring the conscription notices I get from the
local jury droids; if I *vol
Don't ever respond to a jury summons by showing up or calling
in. If you do then you'll forever be in the sucker-responsive data
base.
The warnings in summons are shinola shit, effective only on those
who are indoctrinated to fear official warnings printed on paper.
If you get a summons in the f
J.A. Terranson wrote:
On Wed, 10 Sep 2003, John Young wrote:
Don't ever respond to a jury summons by showing up or calling
in. If you do then you'll forever be in the sucker-responsive data base.
Well, as the button says,
"Any 12 people who can't get off jury duty aren't *my* peers"
Aside from
At 03:38 PM 9/10/03 -0700, Bill Stewart wrote:
>(And it's probably a bit too much cognitive dissidence for them
>if you simultaneously want a parking pass for your car
>and don't have your DL because you took the bus :-)
The DL stays in the car, the only place it is needed.
I've heard that during
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