A wonderful hi-tech dream that will fall apart if differing agencies do not share information.
WASHINGTON (AFP) - The Department of Homeland Security is on the verge of awarding a 15-billion-dollar contract for creating an elaborate system of databases that would track visitors to the United States long before they arrive.On Sunday, The New York Times said the contract, which will probably be awarded in coming days to one of three final bidders, is already generating considerable interest as federal officials try to improve their ability to monitor those who enter the United States at more than 300 border checkpoints.
The 15 billion dollars, you can almost see Carl Sagan saying "billions and billions", would be better spent converting islams in America to Chirstianity, or moving them out!
The 15 billion dollars, you can almost see Carl Sagan saying "billions and billions", would be better spent converting islams in America to Chirstianity, or moving them out!
The 15 billion dollars, you can almost see Carl Sagan saying "billions and billions", would be better spent converting islams in America to Chirstianity, or moving them out!
this is sure to become another blackhole of government spending with no direct benifit, nor any actual results from its use. We need to stop the muslim migration to the free world asap and without concern for their rights and feelings; just as they have no concern for our rights and feelings... period.