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Originally Posted by geetrue
Didn't the U.S. State Depatment or wait a minute I think it was the FBI fire a lady for reading the stuff they found in Iraq too fast.
She was a muslim lady (not bad looking either). She was reading and translating the files they found over there, but she was right here in Wahington, D.C.
Then she complained that her supervisor's had told her to slow down, because of job protection. ABC got hold of it and reported it on the air, but she got fired anyway for telling the truth.
They don't have the manpower to read 1/10 of the suspcious mail ...
Plus one last note:
You know those little post offices that aren't really post offices? They're just middle men post offices that charge you a few cents extra to keep you from going to the regular post office.
Well they have the right to check anything you send through them. I know a lady just got busted here recently for mailing marijuana and a large amount of ecstasy to a friend in Florida. They simply said, she acted quility and they opened her parcel as soon as she left. That's when they found the illegal drugs. No search warrant there.
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Well that might be called reasonable suspision. But this signing statement doesn't even meet that
low threshold . The signing statement will and does violate the fourth amendment.