They fought for freedom will we?. http://action.downsizedc.org/wyc.php?cid=30#2

Yes, and no, with the Social Security card there is a limit to the type of information they can get and what the law permits. With these new laws there is much more information available and the laws allow them to look at everything which means innocent people ( including me or you. ) can be spied on, harassed, and maybe arrested based on suppositions and not on evidence learned by an investigation. Say for example you visit a web page seeking only to read a story and that type of story is considered pornography or maybe you're reading about some sick killer,or anything that may be on a watch list even though it is not a criminal offense. They can deem you a risk and bam they are getting up into your business for no good reason. There is much more that  is troublesome about these laws, but you must learn some of that for yourself. What I will say is Joe is completely in agreement with me on this issue.

 

 

Think about every woman and man who have fought for freedom and ask them should this laws be permitted? I bet they would say no.

 

More of my thoughts are below, but they are not just addressed to you, David, rather they are addressed to every American that values freedom.

 

We need freedom and not new laws claiming to protect us when in fact they take our freedoms away. I ask you how is taking our freedom away protecting us? And what would the founders of our great nation say about these new laws?

 

We must fight for our freedom with pen and paper, with phone calls and faxes, and fight legally and peacefully, but make no mistake we must indeed fight any law that take away our fundamental rights of freedom which include free speech and freedom of expression.

 

If we sit back and allow these laws to remain then we have disgraced our nation and have made a mockery of what our founding fathers and mothers fought and died for. Let us remember for two hundred and twenty nine years we fought and died for freedom. Are we to allow laws like this to take all of that away?

 

 

.Subject: Re: A real fight to stay free. http://action.downsizedc.org/wyc.php?cid=30#2

I guess we'll just have to see what happens. Don't we use our social security number for that kind of thing?

On 12/13/05, ActorAJ <actoraj@torcasomedia.com> wrote:

Very simple. You will soon be forced to carry a national ID card and maybe need what amounts to a passport to do interstate travel. One may ask what is the big deal having a national ID card? Simple. It will have much of your very private information an it will be easy for the government and others to abuse that type of power.

 

In a very simple term even though Erie is still in PA you may need a type of passport to go from Pittsburgh to Erie. Now, does that sound American to you?

 

 

Okay, then explain in simple words what this is all about and maybe I can fix it.

The Real ID Act only hurts law abiding citizens. Should we give up our freedoms because we fear being attacked? To give in to these fears allows those who would attack us to win without ever stepping foot on our soil. I will not give in to fear and I will not sit back while my government imposes laws restricting our freedoms. We can demand they repeal this law, but we must act together,

 

http://action.downsizedc.org/wyc.php?cid=30#2

 

Albert Torcaso

 

2005-Jun-09

Tell Congress to repeal the REAL ID Act

The Senate passed the REAL ID Act on May 10th. This new law requires Americans for the first time in our history to carry national ID cards. Internal passports. Congress has imposed this on you and now thinks you will forget about it. Do not forget about it. Hold a grudge! Tell Congress you haven't forgotten about this issue, and demand that they take immediate action to repeal the REAL ID Act. Use the forms below to send your message to Congress.

The Honorable Arlen Specter
United States Senate
711 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington DC 20510-3802
202-224-4254 (Phone)
202-228-1229 (Fax)

http://specter.senate.gov/index.cfm?FuseAction=C= ontactInfo.Home

The Honorable Rick Santorum
United States Senate
511 Dirksen Senate Office Building
Washington DC 20510-3804
202-224-6324 (Phone)
202-228-0604 (Fax)
http://santorum.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=ContactInformationContactForm&CFID=8958625&CFTOKEN=50103763 <= /p>

The Honorable Michael Doyle
United States House of Representatives
401 Cannon House Office Building
Washington DC 20515-3814
202-225-2135 (Phone)
202-225-3084 (Fax)
rep.doyle@mail.house.gov

http://action.downsizedc.org/wyc.php?cid=30#2  Take action now sign this or call on Congress to repeal this attack on our fredom.

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