The Obama Department of Homeland Security
on April 7, 2009, issued an Unclassified, for Official Use Only, document called -
ASSESSMENT Rightwing Extremism:
Current Economic and Political Climate Fueling
Resurgence in Radicalization and Recruitment
This so-called CHANGE is an OUTRAGE
on April 7, 2009, issued an Unclassified, for Official Use Only, document called -
ASSESSMENT Rightwing Extremism:
Current Economic and Political Climate Fueling
Resurgence in Radicalization and Recruitment
This so-called CHANGE is an OUTRAGE
CLICK the Above MIAC STRATEGIC REPORT Title to see all 8 pages of this
SHOCKING, and sadly TYPICAL
Report which portrays citizens who respect their Constitutional Republic,
and do not favor the New World Order
Luciferian Antichrist Papal GLOBAL SOCIALISM with TEETH
global government system of total control,
as ENEMIES and a threat to all law enforcement officers.
YES - THE DHS ASSESSMENT ACTUALLY DEFINES
VETERANS
RETURNING FROM IRAQ & AFGHANISTAN
AS TERRORIST THREATS TO BE MONITORED
BY ALL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES
FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL.
This so-called CHANGE is an OUTRAGE
SHOCKING, and sadly TYPICAL
Report which portrays citizens who respect their Constitutional Republic,
and do not favor the New World Order
Luciferian Antichrist Papal GLOBAL SOCIALISM with TEETH
global government system of total control,
as ENEMIES and a threat to all law enforcement officers.
YES - THE DHS ASSESSMENT ACTUALLY DEFINES
VETERANS
RETURNING FROM IRAQ & AFGHANISTAN
AS TERRORIST THREATS TO BE MONITORED
BY ALL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES
FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL.
This so-called CHANGE is an OUTRAGE
Here is the New Homeland Security ID card
and Description of 6 Special Features.
The New ID will NOT solve the DISAPPEARING Saints Phenomenon.
Saints with names like Cooper, and Springmeyer, and Jones, and Smith are Disappearing -
It is not the RAPTURE - The Cartoon right after Al Cuppett's SHOCKING
Official 1998, Yes 1998, US Justice Department Slide
Explains The Phenomenon
Have a Look at the ID as proposed in 2002
#2 is the BIGGIE
as you will see in Bro. Mark's 4/24/2007 verification
that it definitely is BIOMETRIC -
in plain KJV English that is one VERY SMALL STEP
from what millions have already RECEIVED -
the 666 Mark of the Beast IN your right hand or forehead.
DO NOT RECEIVE
THE MARK of The BEAST
Rev 14:11 And the smoke of their torment ascendeth up for ever and ever: and they have no rest day nor night, who worship the beast and his image, and whosoever receiveth the mark of his name
and Description of 6 Special Features.
The New ID will NOT solve the DISAPPEARING Saints Phenomenon.
Saints with names like Cooper, and Springmeyer, and Jones, and Smith are Disappearing -
It is not the RAPTURE - The Cartoon right after Al Cuppett's SHOCKING
Official 1998, Yes 1998, US Justice Department Slide
Explains The Phenomenon
Have a Look at the ID as proposed in 2002
#2 is the BIGGIE
as you will see in Bro. Mark's 4/24/2007 verification
that it definitely is BIOMETRIC -
in plain KJV English that is one VERY SMALL STEP
from what millions have already RECEIVED -
the 666 Mark of the Beast IN your right hand or forehead.
DO NOT RECEIVE
THE MARK of The BEAST
Rev 14:11 And the smoke of their torment ascendeth up for ever and ever: and they have no rest day nor night, who worship the beast and his image, and whosoever receiveth the mark of his name
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1. Your USID number Most logically your Social Security number.
2. Optical Memory Strip An optical memory data strip (like a small CD laminated onto the card) locks in 4MB of read-only data, which can be read by an optical scanner. The strip can contain a digitized image of a fingerprint and a photo, along with essential personal data such as previous addresses, mother's maiden name, and, optionally, medical data such as allergies.
3. Photograph Laser engraving: Machines permanently etch a photo into the card material, usually a polymer such as polycarbonate. It's virtually impossible to erase or alter a laser-engraved image without leaving telltale marks.
2. Optical Memory Strip An optical memory data strip (like a small CD laminated onto the card) locks in 4MB of read-only data, which can be read by an optical scanner. The strip can contain a digitized image of a fingerprint and a photo, along with essential personal data such as previous addresses, mother's maiden name, and, optionally, medical data such as allergies.
3. Photograph Laser engraving: Machines permanently etch a photo into the card material, usually a polymer such as polycarbonate. It's virtually impossible to erase or alter a laser-engraved image without leaving telltale marks.
4. Smart card technology Integrated circuit microprocessor. The card can perform data manipulation and run cryptographic algorithms.
5. Internal Memory Strip This rewritable internal strip can store 20MB of data, roughly the capacity of 14 floppy disks, essentially giving the card a (tiny) hard drive. The capacity may soon grow by a factor of 10, according to the manufacturer. A high-capacity device could store rich biometric data such as several fingerprints, iris scans, face scans, heartbeat characteristics, or DNA sequences. In a relatively simple application, law enforcement officials access the card data using a portable reader and match it to the biometrics of the person presenting the card.
6. 2-D Bar Code This low-tech info coding could be used by officials who don't have more sophisticated optical reading devices. A big step up from the simple 20-byte-capacity bar code you see on cereal boxes, the 2-D bar code stores information in vertical and horizontal lines up to 2KB or more of data, potentially including text, a photo, and a limited amount of biometrics. These bar codes are already used on driver's licenses in several states, generally to code the same information that's on the face of the card. The technology is virtually tamperproof.
-----The Above US Homeland Security ID Information Courtesy Popular Science Magazine, Sept. 2002, p 76-77-----
5. Internal Memory Strip This rewritable internal strip can store 20MB of data, roughly the capacity of 14 floppy disks, essentially giving the card a (tiny) hard drive. The capacity may soon grow by a factor of 10, according to the manufacturer. A high-capacity device could store rich biometric data such as several fingerprints, iris scans, face scans, heartbeat characteristics, or DNA sequences. In a relatively simple application, law enforcement officials access the card data using a portable reader and match it to the biometrics of the person presenting the card.
6. 2-D Bar Code This low-tech info coding could be used by officials who don't have more sophisticated optical reading devices. A big step up from the simple 20-byte-capacity bar code you see on cereal boxes, the 2-D bar code stores information in vertical and horizontal lines up to 2KB or more of data, potentially including text, a photo, and a limited amount of biometrics. These bar codes are already used on driver's licenses in several states, generally to code the same information that's on the face of the card. The technology is virtually tamperproof.
-----The Above US Homeland Security ID Information Courtesy Popular Science Magazine, Sept. 2002, p 76-77-----
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