Liberal
Lawyer Backs National ID Card
by
James Ostrowski
Alan
Dershowitz has so much chutzpah that he wrote a book called
"Chutzpah" about his chutzpah-ness. He is at it again.
He is calling for national ID cards for all Americans. Easy for
him to say. Who is going to ask Alan Dershowitz for ID? Try being
Jim Ostrowski at those roadblocks and checkpoints and lines to the
men’s room. Even my readers don’t know what I look like.
Yeah,
it takes chutzpah to make the American people pay for the federal
government’s screw-up with a real and symbolic move toward a police
state. Let me count some of the ways the feds blew this one:
-
Making
enemies of one billion Muslims worldwide.
-
Picking
a fight with the Russians in Afghanistan.
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Helping
Osama bin Laden earn his first merit badge there.
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Firing
missiles at him, missing, and then forgetting about him.
-
The
FBI, after being tipped off about his agents coming into the
U.S., does its usual incompetent job of not catching them before
September 11th.
-
Allowing
illegal aliens to roam around freely.
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Disarming
airline pilots.
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Training
airline personnel to react passively to a hijacking.
-
Having
military bases all over the world, but being unable to protect
our own people and property.
-
Though
the FAA was immediately aware of the hijackings, they did nothing
useful.
-
Oh
yeah, somebody eventually called the Air Force, but they could
not get their fighters up fast enough. Say what? I thought those
guys could fly seven million miles per minute or have I been
watching too many movies? Seriously, a plane flies from Albany
to New York City and you guys can’t intercept it?
Please
excuse my lack of libertarian creativity in blaming Uncle Sam. I
am sure there were other federal screw-ups along the way. In any
event, Uncle Alan wants us to pay for his beloved federal government’s
mistakes. What a card!
There
is a better way than an ID card to prove you’re a real American.
Buy a shotgun.
October
15, 2001
James
Ostrowski is an attorney practicing at 984 Ellicott Square, Buffalo,
New York 14203; (716) 854-1440; FAX 853-1303. See his website at
http://jimostrowski.com.
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© 2001 LewRockwell.com
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