Two new directives signed by President Bush establish sweeping authority for federal executive departments and agencies to establish a coordinated "framework" to collect and retain biometric data on U.S. citizens identified as "known and suspected terrorists," without requiring public or congressional disclosure of the procedures.Bush is following out the directives laid out in the PNAC document. This would include the development of weapons that target people who possess a specific genetic make-up. Genetic warfare is big. All of this is occurring without the approval of Congress. Its a secret.
Although the directives run over 1,700 words in length, Congress is not mentioned once, nor is there any specification of how the coordinated "framework" will be disclosed to the public.
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Collection Agency
World Daily Net: Bush orders feds to collect biometric data on terrorists
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