19-year old german girl's entry into US refused

Catfish · 08-06-15, 02:53 PM

What we know is quite simple and evident, and there is no need to whitewash or sugarcoat it.

Everything on the net is being read, and those spying eyes pass the information on to all kinds of organisations.

So you better look out what you say or write, because we know that all kinds of things happen to people, even if there is no evidence at all for any wongdoing.
(You probably also know that people abroad are killed with drones by self-appointed judges through interpretation of metadata like certain behaviour schemes alone, not evidence. Just saying the truth or being an average citizen with no terroristic background does not help you)

Anyone remembers Neal's site was banned for Google adverts, because they found the word esc0rt serv!ce somewhere in this forum. Harmless, of course.

Apart from that, the way this woman was treated and threatened, beggars all description. When asking whether she would be allowed to sleep a bit before taking the next plane home (after 18 hours of flight and 24 more hours of harsh interrogation) the answer was "Yes, in jail".

08-06-15, 02:53 PM	#16
Catfish Dipped Squirrel Operative Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: ..where the ocean meets the sky Posts: 17,767 Downloads: 38 Uploads: 0	What we know is quite simple and evident, and there is no need to whitewash or sugarcoat it. Everything on the net is being read, and those spying eyes pass the information on to all kinds of organisations. So you better look out what you say or write, because we know that all kinds of things happen to people, even if there is no evidence at all for any wongdoing. (You probably also know that people abroad are killed with drones by self-appointed judges through interpretation of metadata like certain behaviour schemes alone, not evidence. Just saying the truth or being an average citizen with no terroristic background does not help you) Anyone remembers Neal's site was banned for Google adverts, because they found the word esc0rt serv!ce somewhere in this forum. Harmless, of course. Apart from that, the way this woman was treated and threatened, beggars all description. When asking whether she would be allowed to sleep a bit before taking the next plane home (after 18 hours of flight and 24 more hours of harsh interrogation) the answer was "Yes, in jail". __________________ >^..^<*)))>{ All generalizations are wrong.