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Q&A: can you become a national security while 4 to 5 weeks pregnant? I really want to know please anybody?

Question by : can you become a national security while 4 to 5 weeks pregnant? I really want to know please anybody?
I would really like to become a national security because its something i REALLY want to do and i want to know if its possible.

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Answer by Mamarama
Are you missing something here? Do you mean a National Security Agent?? I’m pretty sure you need to undergo a medical exam and the pregnancy would become clear at that point – but maybe they don’t do blood work. Do they outline what the first year of training is like? Have you thought about what that might be like while pregnant? And how about a year from now when you have a newborn? Will you get a proper maternity leave or still be in training? You have to do your homework and find out, from their website perhaps, exactly what is expected of you and whether or not it makes sense to delay the whole thing.

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Posted on June 2, 2012 by , 1 comment

B-SHOC – deleted video the school and B-SHOC don’t want you to see

Christian “artist” B-SHOC deleted this video after the Freedom From Religion Foundation sent a letter of complaint to the superintendent of regarding a series of flagrant constitutional violations. The school opened its doors to christian proselytizers to bombard students with religious dogma. See more: ffrf.org
Video Rating: 2 / 5

Emily does the rap breakdown on Let Them Eat War during the Las Cruces, NM stop of the Vans Warped Tour 2009. Fat Mike started doing part of it, but he stumbled off stage after he saw Emily. www.facebook.com LYRICS: There’s a prophet on a mountain and he’s making up dinner With long division and riding crop Anybody can feel like a winner When it’s served up piping hot But the people aren’t looking for a handout They’re America’s working corps Can this be what they voted for? Let them eat war That’s how to ration the poor Let them eat war There’s an urgent need to feed Declining pride From the force to the union shops The war economy is making new jobs But the people who benefit most Are breaking bread with their benevolent hosts Who never stole from the rich to give to the poor All they ever gave to them was a war And a foreign enemy to deplore [CHORUS] We’ve got to kill ’em and eat ’em Before they reach for their checks Squeeze some blue collars Make ’em bleed from their necks Seize a few dollars from the people who sweat Cause it’s freedom or debt and they won’t question it At a job site the boss is God-like Conditioned workhorses park at a stoplight Seasoned vets with their feet in nets A stones throw away from a rock fight But not tonight, feed em death Here comes another ration (feed them death) Cause they’re the finest in the nation (feed them death) When there’s nothing left to feed them When it’s freedom or it’s death [CHORUS]

Posted on January 15, 2012 by , 50 comments

Q&A: Why would the government want to privatize intelligence work? Isn’t that national security?

Question by BekindtoAnimals22: Why would the government want to privatize intelligence work? Isn’t that national security?
I’m watching CSPAN right now and they are discussing this. Why is the government trying to take over things like health care which is not their responsibility and dumping their real responsibilities such as military and intelligence? Doesn’t this seem a little strange since the Constitution calls national security a primary responsibility of the federal government?
Why would this be permitted. Doesn’t the constitution mean anything anymore? Isn’t our government over stepping its bounds? If so, why are we allowing them to do it?

Best answer:

Answer by signal20leo
95% of it already is and has been since I was at USCENTCOM in 1999.

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Posted on October 25, 2011 by , 6 comments

Newark Cop: “I Can Do Whatever the Hell I Want”

More: www.SHTFplan.com While the consequences of his actions were not as horrific as those of the San Francisco police department over the weekend ( www.youtube.com ), this Newark, New Jersey police officer provides us a glimpse into the culture that seems to be pervading police departments across the United States. While there are no doubt great officers out there – those who understand what the Constitution stands for and the importance of ensuring that the Rule of Law is protected – it is the bad apples, who act not as servants of the people, but rather, agents of tyranny, that have lead the majority of Americans to distrust law enforcement in general. More: www.SHTFplan.com

Posted on September 30, 2011 by , 25 comments

Dual Citizenship in India ? Know everything you want to know about it!

The Government of India has not given permission for Dual Citizenship yet! That means an Indian resident can not hold the citizenship of the native country and a foreign country at the same time. In addition, the Indian Nationality Law allows OCI (Overseas Citizenship of India). But it should not be referred to as Dual Citizenship.

If you get an OCI, you should not control yourself as being as a regular Indian Citizen. Further, you are not allowed to vote and/or can not hold your claim as a participant of Lok Sabha/Rajya Sabha/Legislative Assembly/Council and are barred from holding employment in the Government sector.

PIO Card: PIO Card was launched in favor of People of Indian Origin.

People of Indian origin who are living abroad have the freedom to go for a visa free entry. At the same time, the PIO Card holders enjoy all the benefits that the NRIs have in store for them.

Benefits of PIO Card

PIO Card holders do not require a visa to visit India There is no need to register with the Foreigners Registration Officer if you have a limit stay of 180 days. You are required to register with the same if your stay exceeds 180 days. Enjoy the benefits that are extended to NRIs, barring the political rights of India.

POIs (People of Indian origin) of certain mentioned categories, which migrated from India and hold a citizenship of another country (not Pakistan and Bangladesh), are eligible for grant of OCI, provided that their home countries allow dual citizenship in accordance with their respective regulations.

An OCI registered citizen can apply for Indian citizenship provided he or she fulfills the below mentioned requirements:

The applicant should be registered as OCI for five years

Out of these five years, the applicant has been residing in India for one year before going for the application process.

Benefits of OCI

No need to register with the local police authority for required stay in India

Parity with Non-resident Indians (NRIs) economic, financial and educational fields, barring in acquisition of agricultural or plantation properties.

Ajay Sharma is an immigration expert who provides his valuable advice to people seeking immigration in countries like Canada, Denmark, USA, Australia and many others. With years of experience under his belt, he is the principal immigration consultant of ABHINAV.com, which is in business since 1994.

Posted on October 18, 2010 by , Reply