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Army got my DNA fifty years ago. I'll try not to mail any bombs...Geo
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If they even have a relative's DNA you're at some risk now. They can, evidently, now use your family tree to find you.
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Sidelock
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not the first time,
i expect eventually they will find an excuse to collect every new born's DNA
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For those of us who have no plans to send bombs of murder anyone, it would seem rather innocuous to have your DNA tested. But unfortunately, someday in the future, you may find that health care is rationed by Socialist Democrats who would base spending and allowable procedures upon your genetics and probable health and longevity.
Of course, it could also be a problem if you claim to be Cherokee Indian like Pocahontas Elizabeth Warren, and it turns out to be a lie.
Voting for anti-gun Democrats is dumber than giving treats to a dog that shits on a Persian Rug
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IF you were in the Military they, them, those, have your DNA
Mike
USAF RET 1971-95 ![[Linked Image from jpgbox.com]](http://www.jpgbox.com/jpg/57865_80x60.jpg)
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I don't think DNA was taken in the civil war, George, or even in the Vietnam area. Best they could get was blood type and finger prints for us. DNA identification for military evolved in the first Gulf War.
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Gil, I was NOT involved in the Civil War! I just take poor pictures. Memory ain't much either, but I think I remember them telling me my blood was tested and filed for DNA in the early '70s. Maybe not though...Geo
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George, you are confusing DNA with Lt. Dan....Run, Forrest, run...
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My Father did most of 20 years active duty with the WRONG blood type stamped on his dog tags.
That said, the placenta that followed my child out of his mothers womb had a bunch of testing done and products harvested from it, including stem cells. Id bet they could duplicate the kid with it, if they tried. The doctor made it sound so important, I asked what it was worth to him.
He didnt offer anything.
Best,
Ted
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