Pentagon Database, are you listed as a threat?

[sasha031]

http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/i/msnbc/sections/news/DODAntiWarProtestDatabaseTracker.pdf

Are you in a PENTAGON DATABASE

[LSK]

1. Randi was just reading that list

Didnt Stalin have an enemies list?

[Cleita]

3. All dictators and would be dictators do. Nixon had one.

Why should Bushler be any different?

[Christa]

2. What's this; all demonstrators are threats?

:banghead: :grr: :mad:
What about free speech?

[0rganism]

4. Well, in fairness, the vast majority were listed as "not credible"

I think the only "credible" ones I saw on the list were a few where DoD facilities or personnel were directly involved, and that weekly anti-recruitment protest in Atlanta.

What concerns me more is what ISN'T on the list. I'm certain there's a whole lot more stuff on their naughty-nice database that really isn't appropriate and will never be shared with the civilian press. This was probably a limited hang-out, designed to mitigate concern rather than incite it.

[Stephanie]

8. There should be no such list

The U.S. military is not allowed to spy on American citizens.

[napi21]

5. I'm not that much interested in this list, I want to see the DB that

contains the no-fly names, and the ones that have "questionable people" on.

I know I've said things here on DU that could put my name on a few, even though I can't drive, and am about as much of a threat as a mouse in your attic.

[Supersedeas]

6. Heck, it is only the PENTAGON -- why worry?

[Stephanie]

7. Where's the REST of it?

It's not posted anywhere? Why is this shortened?