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"Brian" writes: "AJC" wrote in message ... Having finger-prints taken for a driving licence? Maybe in Cuba, the former DDR, or some other 'big brother' regime, but certainly not in any free country. Finger-printing is for criminals. So how can we identify a person other than fingerprints? Passports, DLs, and every other form of ID have been no problem to duplicate for terrorists. Fingerprints aren't reliable, either. It seems that a number of agents of the former Iraqi regime, and Al-Queda agents as well, have been found travelling under Kuwaiti papers, with the appropriate fingerprints on file. It seems that when Iraq took Kuwait in 1990, Saddam's intel folks took the opportunity to plant some sleeper IDs, and they've been renting them out. -- Pete Stickney A strong conviction that something must be done is the parent of many bad measures. -- Daniel Webster |
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