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..they can also use the results for whatever they want.
Why GIVE someone your DNA?
Curiosity isn't a good enough reason.
If you have served in the last 20 years, your DNA is probably already on file.
I'm pretty sure mine was, for identification, of course.
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I actually, never knew my father and was curious.
Through Ancestry.com, I may have found him, in just the last 24 hours.
Found the marriage license, using their tools.
Found his middle name and his birthdate.
I ran it through a search engine that found a match (same name and birthday) in the state that my parents seperated
My parents married at 17 and 18.
What if you met your son, for the first time, 45 years later?
WAY OFF TOPIC, SORRY.
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Media makes a huge difference. It's time to start selling access along with open accountability!
Something the Clintons learned year ago...minus that last part.
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Probably coming from the group that says "labels" are bad.
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I usually use three more layers of protection, when I'm not visiting here.Honestly concepts like registration and the ATF's database are child's play. They've been obsolete for years.
With what has been leaked, we know that the NSA can monitor call records, SMS/MMS records and content, EXIF and GPS location data, both embedded in photos taken electronically by your device, as well as in real time while the device is powered on. (Ever wondered how Google Maps knows there's traffic in a certain spot on I-95 or Pokemon GO knows where to make that Pikachu appear? The device streams real-time location data to Google unless opted out...if you think I'm making this up, visit Your Google Maps Timeline ) On top of this your home broadband and all social media and web use are also capable of being monitored.
And it's not a forcible effort, either. Cell/Broadband providers such as AT&T, Verizon, Comcast, Time Warner, as well as content companies like Google, Apple, Facebook, Skype, Twitter, and countless other companies all willingly hand over your personal identifiable proprietary information to the NSA. Some are happily complicit, others are powerless to say no, but publish the volume of requests publicly to try and draw attention to the matter. For example, Facebook gave out the information of 21,000 US users in the first half of 2013. Google gave out 41,000.
At the end of the day, anything you've typed, said, posted, viewed, sent, received, has or at least can be viewed. So you can say you sold your guns but that pic you posted on the Saiga boards last week has your GPS coordinates in the EXIF data.
I guess for now, the saving grace is that there is simply so much data being collected by so many massive agencies, that it's all just noise, static. But one day, when the compiling gets better and the data more organized, that will be the end of privacy as you know it.
This is why Digital Privacy is, in my opinion, the #1 issue of our time. You know how they say there's no First Amendment without the Second? Well there's no Fourth Amendment (and the first and second gone soon after) with modern technology unless things change.
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1984, what was that about??
No face-space or twit-wit here.
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THIS THREAD HAS JUST BEEN OFFICIALLY HIGHJACKED BY....Cool thread, I have been building models for many years but my newest hobby is "Fly By Video" RC model Airplanes and Racing Quads for an adrennalin push
I have a video camera installed in the plane and a wireless video transmitter that will send a live video signal to a wireless LCD video screen inside Virtual Reality goggles....Its a total immersion experience you think your are in the plane flying it, I also have a second set of goggles to take a co-pilot for a ride, watch the video you may find it interesting
video signal transmits farther than I can fly the plane so I am limited to 1.5 kilometers.... at this time
A badass new hobby! That is cool beyond fun!
(I wasn't satisfied by my last model, an F-16C because.... I was currently crewing an F-16 and could not include all of the detail that I saw everyday!)
In the 90's, before I joined, a buddy of mine gave me a model that he finished of an A-10.
It was very nice.
I finished it by piercing it with hot needles to add battle damage, LOL (it was during the first Gulf War).
The look on my friend's face was shock, at first.
Plastic models never look look real because, the paint is different.
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I'm more worried about what Barry does, once he leaves office.
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Barry's just burning it down before he leaves.
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I'm thinking that starvation is one of my "red lines" and government is then useless.
The American alphabet networks are really ignoring this story.
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With all the various state gun laws they will never know where all the guns are.
Losers.
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Is there a medal, if you drink water containing brain-eating amoeba?
Good luck, to every swimmer in Brazil!
We will be watching, by satellite..
Shall I say it? "Globalism", at it's best.
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Forcefully raping anyone, should be punishable with death, to defend life and property (a person's body).
Self-Defense Laws, in most of the US, says as much.
It's too bad I can't say how I really feel.
As a matter of public record, we should all try to appear restrained, I suppose.
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Like most things, don't expect to get your investment back.
Nice looking gun. I'm sure it shoots fine.
Good luck!
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Edit: He was shot twice.
Yes, same guy.
Probably tried to rob him but, got mad, when he fought and ran.
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I feel for the guy Clinton Campaign guy that was shot 4 times, in the back, in D.C.
He may have been running away from a robber.
I don't think it was a political assassination, though it could have been.
I've been in those bad parts of D.C.
Last was on the way to the MEPS Station, with my USAF Recruiter, to take my ASVAB in 1990.
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I woke up this morning.
Then again, when I hear the phrase, "Hillary for President", I wish I hadn't.
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I remember seeing ads for the WASRs, with single stack mags. Users had to cut the receiver, to use regular mags.AK availability is spotty because imports are still being impacted by military contracts.
Good news is that IO and RAS47 rifles are available pretty much everywhere.
Was it a stupid import restriction?
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I guess you could remove the barrel, cut it, weld it, reinstall, and refinish.
But, you could still be accused of "constructive possession", after you cut the barrel.
Damn, big government sucks!
Just need to find a way to weld the flash-hider and then cut the barrel, lol!
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Mom at 93 just left hospital and is now in rehabilitation. She with my wife has always been my best friend.
Lots of miles on this Navy wife but she would not have it any other way.
A strong wife is priceless.
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Pretty darn healthy at 45, despite smoking cigarettes since 16.
I question science, sometimes. Lucky me. I've had a great life!
If I wake tomorrow, I beat the odds, again!
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Plenty of guns at the local Cabellas, Wallmart, gun stores, and pawn shops in Marysville, WA.
For the time being..
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That was classic!