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hey Blu - i am sure that you and i are on it !!

Hope they spell my name right! LOL

lol - not likely !

It would really hurt my feelings if I found out I wasn't on the list.

Speaking of names, have you ever seen the similarity in the names of these two "people". I think they both aliens or something.

Only truly thinking people are on the list because we have the audacity to question what we see as misguided. The biggest drawback is seen in this quote by Adolph Hitler:

"How fortunate for leaders that men do not think." - Adolph Hitler

And for those who dare to think. we get on a list!

Gee, I'm sure I must be on their list after the nasty little email I sent to their site and the one I sent to the WH. Oh well.

I went to the Post article
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and found more to this story:

FBI officials cautioned that each nomination "does not necessarily represent a new individual, but may instead involve an alias or name variant for a previously watchlisted person."

Fewer than 5 percent of the people on the list are U.S. citizens or legal permanent residents. Nine percent of those on the terrorism list, the FBI said, are also on the government's "no fly" list.

Feingold was given brief descriptions of the types of assessments that can be undertaken: The inquiries can be opened by individual agents "proactively," meaning on his or her own or in response to a lead about a threat. Other assessments are undertaken to identify or gather information about potential targets or terrorists, to gather information to aid intelligence gathering and related to matters of foreign intelligence interest.

Feingold pointed to a November 2008 Justice Department inspector general audit showing that in 2006, approximately 219,000 tips from the public led to the FBI's determination that there were 2,800 counterterrorism threats and suspicious incidents that year. "Regardless of the reporting source, FBI policy requires that each threat or suspicious incident should receive some level of review and assessment to determine the potential nexus to terrorism," the audit said.

Why don't we report Obama as a terrorist threat, if the FBI has to investigate every one of them. It would give the FBI something to do.

To investigate Obama for anything would be a historical first. Too bad his followers aren't up for making that piece of history like they did by voting for him without a logical or valid reason.