Posted on 10/03/2016 5:20:40 AM PDT by rellimpank
It opened OK form Drudge site.
Mr. GG2 has seen the Feds scanning plates at a gun show here in Gwinnett. He drove out of the parking lot and left. We don’t go to gun shows any longer.
From WSJ replies:
“Of course, don’t monitor any mosque, because we know out of the majority of the terrorist attacks they are law abiding “white” NRA Americans at guns shows, plotting the next Christmas party slaughter, wake up, stop the nonsense, if it’s Irish Americans committing the crimes, profile them, if it’s Italian mobsters, profile them, if it’s 95 year old grannies in wheel chairs, profile them, there has not been ONE NRA GUN SHOW LOOP HOLE terrorist attack, stop barking up the wrong tree.”
How quaint. Now they just have to drive through the parking lot with an APLR-equipped vehicle.
https://www.eff.org/foia/automated-license-plate-readers
this is “Guilty before proven Guilty”
So now Comey’s boys & girls see us 2nd amendment supporters as attendees at a Mafia wedding?
The Effa Bee Eye can’t be bothered to pursue violations of national security or immigration laws, but they do have a problem with those of us who actually support the Bill of Rights.
Obama’s Bizarro Law World.
From this thread
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3476146/posts
VIDEO REPORT:
VocDocs: Surveillance Nation
Published on Aug 4, 2016
Behind the scenes of law enforcement, states relies on “fusion centers”—centers where police, FBI agents, jails, and others trade information to better catch criminals. But as fusion centers adopt controversial technology like license plate readers and facial recognition software, how much police intelligence is too much? We traveled to the West Virginia Intelligence Fusion Center to find out.
VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UiuAZ3YloI
10 posted on 10/3/2016, 9:22:40 AM by KeyLargo
Great info from KeyLargo
Isn’t there a clear -looking license plate cover with baffles that prevent the readers and cameras from getting the information?
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