.............................................................. >From the New Paradigms Project [Not Necessarily Endorsed]: From: "Dave Kuehne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Dave" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: The Orwellian Noose Tightens Date: Friday, August 04, 2000 1:38 AM Ever wonder why they need your "Social Security Number" for a fishing license? Now you know. Anyone who isn't fighting mad at all this Orwellian bullshit is a part of the problem. DEATH TO SOCIAL SECURITY!!! -DaveK- -------------------- begin attachment -------------------- >From: "ScanThisNews" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: "ScanThisNews Recipients List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: [FP] The Owellian Noose Tightens >Date: Wed, 26 Jul 2000 21:14:42 -0500 >X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook 8.5, Build 4.71.2173.0 >Importance: Normal >Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >X-Web-Site: http://www.efga.org/ >X-Mail-List-Info: http://efga.org/about/maillist/ >X-SCAN: http://www.networkusa.org/fingerprint.shtml > >====================================================================== >SCAN THIS NEWS >7.16.2000 > >So you think you won't be affected 'cause you don't owe child support... > >Think again. > >The Owellian Noose Tightens > >According to Representative Ron Paul's aide, Norman Singleton, the House is >scheduled this week to vote on the Child Support Distribution Act of 2000 >sponsored by Republican Rep. Nancy L. Johnson. > http://www.house.gov/nancyjohnson/ > >This act will tighten the Owellian noose created by the Republican Congress >under their "Welfare Reform Act" of 1996. That Act amended 42USC 666, so as >to create a network of linked databases designed to allow authorities to >monitor each individual's every action; all accomplished through use of >social security numbers. > >For example, the 1996 act forced all employers in every state to report to >the National Directory of New Hires the names, wages, addresses, and social >security numbers of each newly hired employee. It forced each licensing >agency in every state to collect the social security numbers of all >applicants for all licenses, permits and certificates. It required banking >and financial institutions to provide, and transmit to the state all >customer account information, linked with each customer's social security >number. The Act required that passports must be denied to anyone charged >with owing back child support payments. It required employers to act as the >state's enforcement arm by forcing them to garnish the wages of obligees. It >also required the IRS to deduct unpaid child support amounts from tax >refunds. > >This newest act will now expand that dragnet by granting to private entities >access to the same centralized databases of information originally reserved >to state and federal agencies. > >The purpose of the Child Support Distribution Act is to create a "bounty >hunter" mentality with regard to child support enforcement. It will provide >for the establishment of private enforcement goons whose business will be to >track down delinquent parents and force them to pay up. The intent, at least >initially, is to authorize private collection agencies to use information >generated by the states in locating individuals owing past-due child >support. > >When the 1996 Welfare Reform Act was first being considered, all assurances >were given that "only authorized government agencies" would have access to >the massive amounts of personal data they would be collecting. Of course, no >one in their right mind believed that. > >The next step in the Orwellian scheme -- after this present bill is >approved -- will be to expand the enforcement mechanisms still further. Soon >thereafter, these same "locating and tracking" databases to be used to >locate any and all "suspects" or "created criminals" who try to alluded >authorities or escape their due punishment. > >Think about the scope of this dragnet. All license information (including >marriage, driver, business, occupational, recreational licenses) will be >linked to all banking and financial account information, which is linked to >tax records, which is linked to all employment information (including >address and wages or salary), which is linked to all registration >information (such as automobiles), which is linked to passport information. >And now, under this bill, all of the above information will be available to >private entities which will act in partnership with government as their paid >enforcement arm. > >What more could Hitler have dreamt of? > >--- > >You can look up the bill here if you've got the stomach: >http://thomas.loc.gov/ > >Search for 4469 or 4678 (both of which appear to be virtually identical with >only minor differences). > >Scott > >P.S. We won't be sending out any "action alerts" encouraging you to get your >congressman to vote against this bill. Such efforts will most likely be >futile. The real "big boys" are pushing this one and it will almost >certainly become law one way or another. If it is not approved in its >standalone version, it will simply be incorporated, at the last minute, into >the final budget appropriations bill where no one will be able to find it >until it is too late. > >---------------------------------------------------------------------- >Social security is the bane of individual liberty. - SAM >====================================================================== >Don't believe anything you read on the Net unless: >1) you can confirm it with another source, and/or >2) it is consistent with what you already know to be true. >====================================================================== >Reply to: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >====================================================================== >This is a copy of ScanThisNews, sent to contributors. 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