Dept. of Homeland Security hard at work again...

... protecting us from those ter'rist knockoff Rubik's cubes!


Feds create puzzle not found on toy shelf
The owner of Pufferbelly Toys in St. Helens worries when Homeland Security agents show up on official business
Thursday, October 28, 2004
ASHBEL S. GREEN

Nothing about running a small store called Pufferbelly Toys prepared Stephanie Cox for a cryptic phone call from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

"It's all very surreal, quite honestly," Cox said Wednesday. "I thought it was a prank when I first heard. I couldn't understand why Homeland Security would be investigating a tiny toy store in St. Helens."

The call came in late July or early August. A man identifying himself as a federal Homeland Security agent said he needed to talk to Cox at her store.

Cox asked what it was all about.

"He said he was not at liberty to discuss that," she said. ....

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WTF?

The FBI has 123,000 untranslated tapes that could predict the next 911.

Why are they pursuing patent laws?

They are acting like they don't have anything to do.

No inspections of cargo containers, airline cargo holds, no coordinated no-fly lists.

This is INSANE.

'Can you say head up their arses?'
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Already covered: www.abovetopsecret.com... (locking thread)