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farglebargle -> FBI putting Peace Protesters on Int'l Felon List? (10/30/2007 6:56:12 AM)
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http://www.opednews.com/articles/genera_rob_kall_071007_fbi_puts_antiwar_pro.htm
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"In my case, the border guard pulled up a file showing that I had been arrested at the US Mission to the UN where, on International Women's Day, a group of us had tried to deliver a peace petition signed by 152,000 women around the world," says Benjamin. "For this, the Canadians labeled me a criminal and refused to allow me in the country."
"The FBI's placing of peace activists on an international criminal database is blatant political intimidation of US citizens opposed to Bush administration policies," says Colonel Wright, who was also Deputy US Ambassador in four countries. "The Canadian government should certainly not accept this FBI database as the criteria for entering the country."
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Wright added, "The fact that the FBI has put us on this list. The National Crime Information Center Computerized Index is a form of political intimidation. The list is supposed to be for felony and serious misdemeanor offenses.
"We don't qualify-- it's for sex offenders, foreign fugitives, gang violence and terrorist organizations, people who are on parole, a list of eight categories all together.
Quickly searching ....
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NATIONAL CRIME INFORMATION CENTER (NCIC)
NCIC is a widely used law enforcement computer system. Most major law enforcement agencies have NCIC connections.
NCIC is often compared to a large "file cabinet," with each file having its own label or classification. This cabinet of data contains information concerning the following:
* stolen, missing, or recovered guns;
* stolen articles (must have a serial number);
* wanted persons (for questioning or arrest);
* stolen/wanted vehicles (autos, aircraft, motorcycles);
* stolen license plates;
* stolen, embezzled, or missing securities, stocks, bonds, and currency;
* stolen/wanted boats;
* missing persons;
* Index to State Criminal History Records and Criminal History Records of Federal Offenders;
* unidentified persons;
* foreign fugitives;
* ATF Violent Felon File;
* U.S. Secret Service Protection File;
* gang and terrorist organizations file;
* deported felon file;
* Originating Agency Identifier File; and
* protective order file.
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