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Ian Alterman said:
Re the Senate demand for tighter no-fly rules, it is apparent that, despite being a failed, pitiful attempt (and quite possibly a false flag operation), the Times Square car bomb incident is being “used” – cynically – the same way 9/11 was used, to push through new legislation that has ramifications for civil liberties, freedom and privacy. In addition to this effort, there is the Lieberman-Brown “Terrorist Expatriation Act.” And I predict that soon – very soon – we will start hearing again about the Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Act (VRHTA), which passed the House a couple of years ago but got tabled by the Senate when the economic crisis hit. The VRHTA is probably the single most insidious act since the Patriot Act. Watch for it to be rammed through the Senate soon.
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