Subject: Info on Passorts & Air-France Hijacking
Date: 94-12-30 19:07:07 EST
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>= =   This is a VERY important editorial to read.  Camouflage or
>Second passports are EXTREMELY important for foreign travel security.
>        I recommend the company below.  They offer a cammo passport of
>good quality for under $200.  Write them for latest brochure/application
form.
>
>        US State Dept approved Camouflage Passports may be obtained from:
>
>Ohlone Systems
>663 S. Bernardo Avenue
>Suite 117
>Sunnyvale, CA 94087
>
>++ NOTE these passports are NOT good for entry/exit, but for camouflage
>purposes only.  They come complete with entry/exit stamps from the region
>of your choice, as well as two other forms of ID.  International  Drivers
>Licenses are also available.
>
>    I have two from different countries, with a residence address in Canada,
>and a provincial health card replica to complete the package.  Don't want to
be a nasty American you know ;-)
>
>     NOTE: They can't be used for travel purposes or banking purposes and
>the penaltys are quite severe.  BUT they may save your life as incidenced
>below.
>===============================================================
>Reprinted with full permission under license from:
>
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>>Subject:  Passport to Death.  The Air France Highjack.  An Editorial.
>>We regret the waste of human life of the hostages, the Elite French
>>commando, the physical harm, toll, and emotional trauma and the memories
>>that their families must endure.  But, let us all learn from the
experience.
>>We each learn differently from every experience we share.  How I look at it
>>purely as an OS professional.
>>
>>Unfortunately, terrorism is still very much active and only the tip of the
>>iceberg is visibly present.  France is contending with the Islamic
>>terrorism.  In the U.S., we have numerous factions to contend with. Was the
>>Clinton administration successful in getting the Clipper Chip requirement
>>imposed and the new 1994 Telecommunications act passed because of the past
>>failures to predict the N.Y. Pan Am building terrorism in the U.S.?  It was
>>never revealed in the media as the bargaining tool, but ponder upon that
>>theory.
>>
>>I can only wonder if the selection of the killed victims made by the Muslim
>>terroists aboard the Air France aircraft was based on French nationality
and
>>their French passports.  Once again, I urge you to obtain a second passport
>>if you are engaged in world travel.  It could save your life!  If you can*t
>>speak Spanish, obviously don*t obtain one from a country who*s primary
>>language is Spanish.  Use your head to possible save it later.
>>
>>The Eastern block countries of the former Soviet Union (FSU) have clearly
>>become the financial warehouses and clearing houses for money laundering
and
>>for monies to finance world terrorism.  Their banking activities are being
>>carefully monitored by extremely sophisticated software and computers in
the
>>U.S. and many other countries.  As a caveat, even your innocent
>>participation with banking transactions in the FSU may subject you to an
>>unusually high level of scrutiny. Avoid FSU banking institutions where
>>possible.
>>
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