On 04/29/2013 12:52 PM, Nathan England wrote:
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> The truth is we have hundreds of thousands of men and women in the 
> service who are returning home to a country with a horrible 
> unemployment rate. These guys will likely come home and have to get on 
> welfare or be supported by some other means. This will likely be a 
> good thing, as education for a working class is always a good thing, 
> and the IT field is sorely lacking in "trained" professionals.
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Since WW2 we've been helping people being discharged from the military 
by paying for education to help them earn a better living. The plan 
mentioned above seems the same sort of thing.

> Of course, the conspiracies could abound. So many of these shows on 
> T.V. such as Alias (my personal favorite) and 24 and a myriad of 
> others, all have these awesome IT guys that can do anything and get 
> information on anyone in a moments notice, all without a care in the 
> world about the possibility of violating privacy rights... Hmmm. Whom 
> better could we get to develop such a system, or *run* such a system 
> with little to no thought about violating rights than a group of 
> people whom are already potentialy brainwashed and indebted to the 
> government.
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> Sounds like a great plan to implement the coming 
> fascist/communist/humanist/globalist agendas!
>
> Nathan
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I find it hard to believe the government can get anything right. Last 
summer an 80 year old nun broke into a so called secure government 
facility in Oak Ridge, Tn where they store explosives. This makes me 
just a wee bit nervous since I live about 30 miles from there.

-- 
"I get my copy of the daily paper, look at the obituaries page, and if I’m not there, I carry on as usual."

Patrick Moore