The prevailing theory in the u.s. that providing the illusion of security is the security that is provided has gone way out of whack... Not only do large databases of personal information have inherit problems (how many amex card offers do you get in the mail when you already have three of them?) but this database is being built from extracts from databases with known problems and questionable quality to begin with. And unlike credit agencies, airline res systems etc. there is no self-correction mechanism. Then it is to be used for nefarious uses. A good database doesn't replace good people and processes. Gasp. On 12/1/06, RWM <RWM@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Then I guess you're not for it, as presently configured. > > > > Bryant Petitt wrote: > > > I am all for this system, except for HMS will screw it > > up somehow, > > They have screwed up everything else and been totally > > a government joke, why should they be confident in > > this? > > > > Bryant Petitt > > Cumming, GA > > Fan of Sercurity but not of HMS. >