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He was fought from within at every turn and much of the worst from the ATF has come in the last month when they switched up on the braces.
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The NRA has abandoned us. I have sent them so much money over the years. And they have abandoned us. Apparently the NRA was just a money laundering scheme. What are we to do now?
The NRA has abandoned us. I have sent them so much money over the years. And they have abandoned us. Apparently the NRA was just a money laundering scheme. What are we to do now?
It's called go to the post officeTime to boycott Stamps.com and authorize.net. I use both. I'm researching replacements, right now. full stop.. Not another dime from me. Spread the word. Only money talks to some of these people. Speak loudly.
I may be only a tiny drop in the bucket. but tiny drops sunk many a ship.
It's called go to the post office
Time to boycott Stamps.com and authorize.net. I use both. I'm researching replacements, right now. full stop.. Not another dime from me. Spread the word. Only money talks to some of these people. Speak loudly.
I may be only a tiny drop in the bucket. but tiny drops sunk many a ship.
I'm well aware of what the post office does. The point is that nobody realized that the ATF got a subpoena for the information.Postal Service Confirms Photographing All U.S. Mail (Published 2013)
The Postal Service takes a picture of every letter and package mailed in the United States and will give a photo to a requesting law enforcement agency, the postmaster general confirmed.www.nytimes.com
Anything that is shipped, is tracked. Period.
... The next thing is that the post office taking a picture still doesn't mean that they know what is inside of it. ...
[references to digital surveillance products]
Eh, I wouldn't be surprised if Google could already piece your purchase together just off the data they have, regardless of where you purchased as long as the purchase was online. How long before they share all that with...well, the Fed for starters?It's true they don't know what is inside, but knowing a person got a package from a certain seller would likely be considered probable cause for a warrant. Judges give out warrants at the drop of a hat. Anyway, I'm just trying to emphasize there is no way to ship and have privacy and I'm not saying you don't get that. Just saying for those who might not.
As for all the digital surveillance products, I agree with your sentiment -- it pays to be highly skeptical of them. Avoidance is best but if any use is to be made of them, to treat them as one would a deadly tool and to limit the way they are used and accessed to the utmost. Treat them like a self-propelled self-starting chainsaw.