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Conference Site History
2014 will be the 40th IOMGIA Conference. A listing of all the site locations has been created for member viewing. Click on the ‘member options’ drop down menu or on the link below to see the conference history.
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Casualty Assistance Guide
A template that can be used for loved ones in case anything happens to you.
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QLD Plans to literally crush motorcycles
MEMBERS of outlaw motorcycle gangs jailed in Queensland will be sent to a bikie-only prison facility where they will be denied access to gym equipment and kept in their cells for 23 hours a day.
The centre, to be established at the ultra-secure Woodford Correctional Centre, will form a core part of the Newman Government’s attempt to drive outlaw bikie gangs from Queensland.
Convicted gang members imprisoned at the facility will also be denied televisions and be subject to a more stringent regime of drug testing and searches.
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20 Misconceptions About The Police
- TV cops always answer the phone by speaking their last names, and nothing else. They seldom say, “goodbye” or anything customary at the end of the call. They just hang up. I’ve never known a real person to do this.
- A person’s complete pedigree can be obtained by typing only their name into a police computer. Even if your name is Aloysius Dingleberry, there is probably more than one person with that name. If the name is something more common, like “Joe Brown,” there will be thousands.
- TV computer hackers, especially those employed by the police, can instantly tap into any video feed, satellite imagery, internal database, or record ever created by man, even though the record exists only on paper and has never been digitized.
- TV cops involved in deadly force incidents immediately return to duty, often without so much as filing a report. Continue reading