TOTAL INFORMATION ANALYSIS

Wednesday, November 17, 2004

Washington sources tell this reporter that the office of 9/11 police state (aka "intelligence reform") bill conferee Sen. Roberts has confirmed that provisions relating to drivers' licenses, National IDs and other police-state/PATRIOT II measures will not be passed during the current lame-duck session of the 108th Congress. Former Congressman Bob Barr, who has been lobbying against the National ID, has been told the same thing.

It is said that either a stripped-down bill with the new Intelligence Director position will pass, or nothing at all.

None of this is certain, however, as the conferees are still meeting and the lame-duck session is to continue until Sunday. So, there's no reason to stop calling and faxing the COngress and spreading the word abot the police-state measures in the "Intelligence Reform" bill.

See also Sunday's 9/11 police state bill ("intelligence reform") update, which includes a recent draft of a Senate conference counteroffer.

| Posted at 18:52 | PERMA-LINK |

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