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My report date is Jan 04 2008, so I'm sure my flight will be the day before

Its Canadian Forces appreciation day and the Argos are giving us tickets to go see them play on Saturday. I get to miss a day at work and get loaded at a football game.....Sweeeeet!

Pics on Facebook soon

If you get here early, I will be in T.O. 'til about 3 in the afternoon. If you're busing it, have a good one.

Gotta love our military system...

So, you get to do this, right?

http://www.videosift.com/video/Blue-Angels-Sneak-Passes

Love to be in one of those boats...

Wow.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/n ... 097101.stm

British Air Force used bicycle locks to detain and arm their nukes.

Crazy! And the Russians had better security...

Here's a best wish to our defence buddy on his trip to the US. Remember to show the Yanks how a Canuck drinks beer.........even if it is their water-downed schtick

I wanna see a Rocketeer-like army of these dudes next time I come to visit:

http://www.flixxy.com/personal-helicopter.htm

You guys got to see these orders that i got today, this is fucking ridiculous

I am passing this to everyone to ensure widest distribution. > > Through our allied channels, it has been reported that Al-Qaida> operatives are monitoring Facebook and other social networking web> sites to gather information on allied military forces. See the> attachment from the UK on this issue for more details.> > <<AL-QAIDA website monitoring1.doc>> > With this in mind, it is once again paramount to underline the OPSEC> issues facing anyone who use these web services. As a general rule,> if you use these types of sites, you should not divulge any military> connection when posting information on the web. You should not> indicate you work for the military, post pictures of yourself in> uniform, etc. This is especially true when working in an organization> such as CFNOC.> > This may seem overdramatic, but keep in mind that this type of> information is actively collected by foreign intelligence services,> and it can be used to target members for further exploitation. It> also opens the door for your families and friends to become potential> targets as well. (Facebook indicates the names and contact> information of all your friends and families!). > > It may also be interesting to note that once info is posted to web> sites such as Facebook, the information becomes public domain and you> will not be able to remove it. There are a number of court cases in> the works now regarding people that want to remove information from> public web sites, and the indication is that they will not succeed in> removing any information from the public domain. > > OPSEC is everyone's business. Don't put yourself, or those that you> care about, in harm's way unnecessarily.



This was from my CWO, it was not a chain letter it was real, this is retarded. I cant post the other document there are to many names on it but ya this it just dumb. What do you guys think?

They're overtly paranoid.

Though, they're not the only ones.



Play WoW and you're a terrorist when you drop your iPod in the toilet:
http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/threa ... 1166&sid=1


US Intel agencies using WoW to find terrorists:
http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/2008/0 ... ies-w.html




Does your cellphone still work? I sent you a text, but ya didn't reply.

no it don't work hear, you have to wait until i get back to Canada

Oh, well then.

The text basically said that I'd make sure we partied extra hearty when you got back due to your then current situation.

Thought this was related. U.S. Air Force Censors Blogs:

http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=10901

There is one main difference, though. If you read carefully, they're still allowed to blog on their own time on their own internet. So, basically, they're saying use work computers for work. Not nearly as encompassing as the one you got, Pimp.