Anti Terorism Funds: A Festival of Pork
NY TIMES: WASHINGTON, July 11 — It reads like a tally of terrorist targets that a child might have written: Old MacDonald’s Petting Zoo, the Amish Country Popcorn factory, the Mule Day Parade, the Sweetwater Flea Market and an unspecified “Beach at End of a Street.”
But the inspector general of the Department of Homeland Security, in a report released Tuesday, found that the list was not child’s play: all these “unusual or out-of-place” sites “whose criticality is not readily apparent” are inexplicably included in the federal antiterrorism database..."
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3 comments:
My favorite part is that the Dept of HS doesn't find the list embarrassing. It is, instead, "useful."
...here a quack, there a quack, everywhere a quack quack.
Well, Indiana IS a red state... and a long time midwestern Klan haven, too!
Protect the Custer's Last Stand landmark! Yeah!
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