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[CJ Wiley]

the parking lot cameras would key in on license plates automatically.

I was contacted by a federal officer last year, so I know they read the threads. I'll bet they're "thick as thieves" at the DCC, looking for people to tag. That's the perfect place because everyone is in one spot, there was a pool room like that in Dallas. Years later it came up they were recording and running all the tags in the parking lot.

I had a great security system at Carsons, the parking lot cameras would key in on license plates automatically.

CJ,

I'm thinking this one thread may bump the gross of pool halls coast to coast ten or fifteen percent just from the federal business while they look for all the pool players with a side hobby of playing with HE!

Hu

 

[punter]

This is also a great way to get HOMELAND SECURITY to read all our posts. I wonder what agents think about professional pool players and if they "real eyes" we are just a "sleeper cell," waiting for the green light to take over the world of sports?

Actually they don't read all of our posts, they have software that scans for key words...like sleeper cell....then they start paying attention.

 

[CJ Wiley]

Who else would have thought that terrorists use "yuppy terms" like sleeper cell.

You don't think {saying} bombs is one of the key words?

They are too clever. Who else would have thought that terrorists use "yuppy terms" like sleeper cell. And I'm so glad they're monitoring all our calls (they now record all of them and hold the info indefinitely in Utah).

I've had my brush ins with them on the road, that's a story I must save for my book.

Talk about getting hustled, the (so called) "american people" are such suckers. While they were squeaking about health care they waltzed in, as pleased as punch and took all our rights (Patriot Act, now called something else, maybe "The Pro Pool Act," or something like that)

Actually they don't read all of our posts, they have software that scans for key words...like sleeper cell....then they start paying attention.