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US Army Files Found On Second-Hand MP3 Player

Posted by CmdrTaco on from the great-seller-+++ dept.

MichaelSmith writes "A New Zealand man who bought a second hand MP3 player from a store in the US found it loaded with the names and personal details of American soldiers, as well as a mission briefing and information about equipment. Chris Ogle says he will return the unit to the US Defense Department if asked, and that it never worked as a music player anyway. A slightly different version of the story is available from TVNZ."

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  1. YEAH! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    wohooooo

  2. Illin with the panicillin? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Is she illin with the panicillin?
    Is she reelin in the panicillin?
    Is it feelin with the panicillin?
    Are you steelin in the panacillin?

    Panka Panka

    Is she liable no suitifiable no not on trial but so suitifiable
    Is she viable no suitifiable pliable style is so suitifiable
    so reliable no suitifiable shes not on file but so suitifiable
    im on the dial its so suitifiable its like im liable but more suitifiable

  3. Re:And the previous owner was? by Linuss · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Exactly.

    Newsflash Gandalf, humor isn't dead.

  4. Re:what are the exit policies of the army? by andereandre · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    hmm, not so happy about your sig. Especially because "The One 'leader'" as you call it made it clear that he can't do anything on his own. But being from Europe I am perhaps a bit oversensitive about people who don't understand a thing about that part of history.

  5. Re:what are the exit policies of the army? by UseTheSource · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    I could care less what you think of my sig. I'll even go so far as to say that, unlike "The One", I could also care less what Europeans think about us or the way we do things.

    Hitler was given 'temporary' emergency powers during a contrived crisis... Keep in mind we do have a provision in the US Constitution for martial law, and all it would take would be a sufficient 'crisis' to have a reason to invoke it. Of course that is extremely unlikely, and also unnecessary, since the "checks and balances" in place can also be subverted if all three branches of government are pushing the same agenda.

    --
    "Ein Volk, ein Reich, ein Führer." -Adolf Hitler
    "We are one Nation, we are one People." -The One 'leader'