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"Report suspicious activity to your local police or sheriff."

'If You See Something, Say Something' Explained

http://usgovinfo.about.com/od/defensean ... ething.htm

Originally Posted by JohnDoe2

If You See Something, Say Something
And remember, if you see something, say something. Alert a police officer, train or bus operator, station personnel or call 888-NYC-SAFE (888-692-7233). ...
www.mta.info/mta/security/index.html

You are supposed to call the local police, state polie, FBI, etc. NOT the Whiite House.

Even that is a bit of a joke. Most of the prophylactic measures employed by local authorities are cosmetics.

A perfect example: I look like a Palestinian or Syrian. Beard, goatee, the whole works. Plus, I usually carry around a huge, black messenger bag. A few months ago I walk into a busy subway station-I think this was the Whitehall/S. Ferry station, although it could be any of the main arteries in the MTA subway system. Pass the manned police station inside the subway completely unimpeded. The woman behind me, a thin blond carrying a purse that you couldn't fit a toy poodle inside of, is subjected to a bag search.

Originally Posted by Justthefacts

Originally Posted by millere

Originally Posted by stevetheroofer

And they wonder why Americans are leaving the United States!

It seems like a provision in Obamacare anticipated just that! If an American attempts to transfer his saving to a foreign bank, new laws greatly restrict the funds that can be taken out of your local bank.

They know what it going on. They know we Americans are waking up to their plans to turn the US into a pro-Muslim, pro-Mexican slave state.

They already have this control
Banks have to report any transaction over 10 k to the feds

Then do it in 5K amounts.

It seems like a provision in Obamacare anticipated just that! If an American attempts to transfer his saving to a foreign bank, new laws greatly restrict the funds that can be taken out of your local bank.

You can take any amount out of the bank and you can take any amount out of the country. You just have to report it when you take it out of the country. That way they can check to see if it is from a criminal source or a legitimate source. If you have had a job for years and the money has built up over time, and paid taxes on it they know you earned it. If you have no source of income and haven't paid taxes on it they can figure out that it is from a criminal source.

If you deposit $10,000, or more, in cash the bank has to report it to the I.R.S. so they can check to see where you are getting so much cash. If you own a business that does a lot of cash transactions that explains it, otherwise they will have some questions for you about where you got so much cash.

Originally Posted by JohnDoe2

...otherwise they will have some questions for you about where you got so much cash.

So they can get their hands on it:

http://online.wsj.com/article/AP112c552 ... 4d0f1.html

2 TSA agents accused of stealing $40,000 in NYC

NEW YORK — Two Transportation Security Administration agents have been arrested on charges of stealing $40,000 from luggage at a New York City airport.

Queens District Attorney Richard Brown says the theft occurred at John F. Kennedy International Airport on Jan. 30 when TSA agent Persad Coumar X-rayed a piece of luggage and spotted what appeared to be a wad of cash in it.

The district attorney says Coumar phoned fellow TSA officer Davon Webb and they worked together to steal $40,000 from the bag. He says they met in a bathroom, divided up the cash and hid it in their clothes.

Brown says the money was recovered from their homes.

Coumar and Webb were being held Wednesday and couldn't be reached for comment. They were awaiting arraignment on charges including grand larceny.