While Bill Maher loses his advertisers for suggesting that lobbing cruise missiles from 2,000 miles away is more cowardly than personally flying an aircraft into a building, we now have a first look at the "features" present in the anti-Terrorism bill, to be submitted to Congress on Friday. According to AP, the bill permits prosecutors to use evidence collected by foreign governments, even if that evidence was collected in ways unconstitutional in the United States. It will also permit law enforcement to seize billing records of ISPs without a court order, so that they may be grepped through to identify anyone who uses the service with an assumed name. The definition of "terrorist" will be augmented to include any person who supports in any way any organization they know or should know is a terrorist organization. Criminalize the possession of chemicals that could be used in chemical or biological weapons in quantities the Feebs consider suspicious. Criminalize giving "expert advise" to "terrorists." Permit the seizing of the property of any person, organization, or country, that attacks the United States. Permit access to education records by law enforcement, without the permission of the student or their parents. Permit terrorist DNA fingerprinting, and remove the $2 million cap on rewards for fighting terrorism. The gauntlet has been thrown down. How long before the estates of "terrorists" Bill Maher and Tim May are seized at gunpoint for the Greater Good of the Reich? -- Eric Michael Cordian 0+ O:.T:.O:. Mathematical Munitions Division "Do What Thou Wilt Shall Be The Whole Of The Law"