From Warrior News letter TMI

[aardwolf]

How many unnecessary stickers describing you or your family appear there. My favorite OpSec faux pas is the stencil cartoon of all family members along with their names and ages sharply detailed on the back window.

For better opsec use fake information. Teach your kids to double-tap anyone who calls them by the fake name and then bury the body.

[frreed]

Baaaaaaah, baaaaaah, baaaaaaah, those of you who are thinking the OP and those who agree are being paranoid are showing their Sheeple selves.

A little information is all it takes for a BG to manipulate your child, allow them to address your spouse by name as they come to the front door as a salesman or serviceman. This happens every day in our communities.

Sure as a member of the armed forces, I wear logo clothing, and my haircut may give me away, but I try not to draw unnecessary attention. When I travel, I try to keep that profile as low as possible. I love shooting sports and carry daily, but that is never advertised.

I love life and my family, I am extremely proud of my son. Do I think that a sticker on my car would endanger him? Probably not, but it might.

Far from paranoid, it is being aware of the world around you. Situational Awareness is not just a thought, it is a mindset.

[Vic303]

While i agree that info theft/ ID theft is a serious issue, I have to wonder where he eats out at, that he could HEAR much of anything besides a dull roar...every restaurant we've been to in the last 4 yrs has been so noisy I can barely hear myself think, and I don't have any significant hearing loss either.

[anygunanywhere]

How many here have googled themselves?

Anygunanywhere

[Vic303]

I did just google Gecko45, and lo & behold, he has his OWN MYSPACE page!
http://www.myspace.com/tacticalsecurityenforcer

[mr surveyor]

I sat at the restaurant eating my dinner and, as I often do, scanned the room around me while I chewed.

Is that Gabe Suarez, or Gecko45?

Thanks for the walk down memory lane. Ever so often a source for some of the Mall Ninjas' entertainment pops up. Funny, funny stuff!