From: "Gary Britt" 

Of course Wal Mart clerks would have reported it before IF IT HAD BEEN
HAPPENING.  Just ask Robert and he'll tell you that the info about use of
these disposable cell phones has been all over the news for years.  That
means Wal Mart clerks were aware of the implications of these purchases
years ago.  It just so happens that there weren't any to report until AFTER
the criminal leaks by the liberals more interested in the destruction of
their own country as a means to try and regain political power than they
are in common sense or the protection of the right to life for the
countrymen around them.

Gary

"Phil Payne"  wrote in
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> "Robert G Lewis"  wrote in message
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>> Were they even looking before the stories ?
>
> WalMart clerks probably weren't, though I think the first incident
> involved
> a whole lot more in one transaction.
>
> Tracking disposable phones (better - disposable SIM cards) is an
> interesting
> appllication in data mining.  I have two, and it's interesting to think
> about how the authorities track them.  My calling pattern (my kids, my
> friends, business colleagues) would be a damn close match to my registered
> phone and from there they know who's using the phone.
>
> The second one lives on the same body - it makes the same cell changes and
> has done for a year.  Wanna bet they've linked the two by data mining?
>
> I'll bet.  And they can do all that statistically, without tapping even
> one
> call.
>
>

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