bouncing back & forth to my dad's to help out w that medical situation kinda wrecked my savings, and here comes the yearly checkup for ren and luna!! so i made a lil kofi goal.Ā
https://ko-fi.com/notfun/goal?g=28
help me out if you can!! ty!!
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Help Mahmoud, one of the founders of Isnad, continue his education Donation REwards
Isnad is a group that gives internet access to Gaza students. Now one of founders trying to afford fees for his own online class
Have raised only $15 or maybe $40 on gofundme since opening post. Counter is at $36,694Ā on gfm. hopefully more
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last post "$1300 might be a huge obstacle for me to get my degree, and with this amount, I might not be able to complete the education that the war stole from me. I'm Mahmoud, and I've helped 400 students from Gaza complete their education. Now, I'm the one who needs your help. I hope that, as we know, the reward will be commensurate with the deed, and that someone will come to help me as I did."
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BBC Verify looks into claims that the Afghan national suspected of shooting two National Guard members in Washington DC entered the US unvet
I'd like to talk to you about our "Vetting" process for people from "underdeveloped" (3rd World) nations. Because I am seeing a lot of people going on and on about good these people are vetted and no one is really talking about the process in a place like Afghanistan.
I started doing this type of thing in 1989 when Biometric generation was considered fingerprint cards and mug shot photos. By the time I left it was full body digital scans, DNA, Iris scans and so much more. I have seen the system from mostly hand generated data retrieval like fingerprint cards and microfiche where entire departments of people were dedicated to just data generation and retrieval that could take weeks to almost instantaneous electronic/AI data retrieval.
Now, let's talk about the āvetting processā here in the United States or most "Developed" (First World) nations. In the U.S., your "Biometric Data" (BD) starts at birth or close to birth. Biometric Data is any data that can be used to identify you and only you to within a very fine margin of error. Some of the BD is your physical attributes at birth. Missing or deformed body parts, cleft lip/pallet, distinctive birthmarks and so on. Then the electronic BD starts, Social Security numbers are generated, birth certificates*, medical records, insurance claims, you are now attached to your parentsā names and SSN's. This is where all the connective tissue of the biometric net starts. It only expands the older you get. School registration, doctorsā visits, vaccination records, blood samples, police encounters, 911 calls, citations, school transcripts, power bills, rental and/or mortgage agreements, bank accounts, on line accounts, photos, the list is longer than most folks comprehend. All of these records are obtained fairly easily. Other things like voice pattern, DNA samples, Iris scans, full physiological profiles, face and hand geometry, typing cadence, how you walk (gait), timeliness (I think this is the wrong word) patterns, takes time and long term active observation and a lot of recourses to develop. In Western Nations active surveillance nets are everywhere, a lot of this is pulled easily with the right access, but it is still nowhere as good as active human intelligence gathering and observations.
In places like Afghanistan, this data did not exist for the most part. Hell, in a huge part of the world, there is noting like this. Every time a government falls all the records are destroyed. Every time a firebombing eats a record warehouse, every time a computer systems is blown up that data is lost forever. They donāt have entire data hubs to store that kind of stuff like we do, resources are not spent on redundant systems or recovery. The loss of physical records is a common problem, and still his here in the U.S. We do not invest a lot of time or money into in creating digital copies of what might seem mundane records. Case in point: In 1973 the fire at the National Personnel Records Center (NPRC) in St. Louis, Missouri destroyed 80% of the U.S. Army personnel records from 1 November 1912 to 1 January 1960 and 75% of the Air Force records from 25 September 1947 to 1 January 1964. Those records are lost and can never be regenerated. They Armed Forces would not move to fully digital storage until 1994.
So the vetting process is very subjective, if not done under modern conditions, and even thenā¦.
This leads use to the hasty retreat from Afghanistan and the over 100,000 Afghanis that were rushed on to aircraft and taken into the U.S., of those some 76,000 were paroled directly into the U.S. with little more than hearsay as their means of āVettingā.
I was not in Afghanistan, but I did biometric generation in Iraq, the process was much the same but we had the luxury of time. The problem is much of the low hanging BD fruit did not exist and the digital data that did, we created. So, you are starting with a person in their, say 20ās to 70ās, with little to no quantifiable data. No way to trace a name, an identifying number, DNA, and you have to take what they say at face value and work from there. OFTEN, often, that data led to someone else, or as we often ran into hundreds of people would be named Mohammed Hussain, the equivalent of looking for a single James Smith in the U.S. with just the name James Smith to go by.
The people in these countries do not keep much identifiable data as we do in the west. This is for many reason, but mostly because of political turmoil in those places. Governments change, warlords change, terrorist factions change and the more data those groups have on politicians, doctors, teachers, the less safe those people tend to be. Now add to that the active fall of the government, NO ONE AND I MEAN NO ONE, is checking your BD to let you onto an aircraft leaving. Sure, U.S. Forces might have worked with them, but we did not know them. Sure we did our BD bit but their record often started with us so our understanding of their past was limited at best. Just because some partisan fighter or interpreter worked for the U.S. Military or the C.I.A doesnāt mean we knew who the hell they were. In Iraq, when we would get a new batch of interpreters in-coming mortar and rocket fire would get much more accurate. Maybe it was, ALWAYS, coincidental, or it was that they now had eyes in a FOB. We used the Iraqi Biometric Identification System, a system we made and maintained. Very little outside BD information was added into the system. So when those people went to the U.S. there was still very little known about their past, criminal behavior, political of military affiliations. So saying there were Vetted was inaccurate at best. They were vetted as far as WE had contact with them. Yes, some form of background contact searching was done, but the information you could find was always full of large holes.
A photo set, fingerprints and Iris scan were the bulk of the āvettingā that could be done and no one could know with 100%, with 80% certainty, of the person standing in front of you or fighting next to you.
When a person fills out a Standard Form 86, āQuestionnaire for National Security Positionsā it is a deep dive into your past. Holes, require people on the ground to go out to places you live, work, went to school, etc. We have entire branches dedicated to the collection of information to finish the SF 86 process. People often get denied because those holes cannot be filled. This is what BD information does. It draws the most complete image of a person, who they are, what they are likely to do and what they have done. It is not fool proof, people change, ideologies change, but there is ALWAYS some BD makers that show where and when that change happened.
This same in-depth system of checks is not done for people coming from Iraq or Afghanistan because it cannot be done.
Back off the soap box I go.
(In the modern digital age, things like birth certificate and Social security cards are not considered BD because of their ease of forgery and duplication.)
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Some new ICE recruits have shown up to training without full vetting
The recruits have had criminal backgrounds or failed drug tests or were unable to meet physical or academic standards, raising concerns about the agencyās rush to hire immigration officers, sources told NBC News.
The recruits have had criminal backgrounds or failed drug tests or were unable to meet physical or academic standards, raising concerns abou
Oct. 22, 2025, 1:00 PM MST
ByĀ Julia AinsleyĀ andĀ Didi Martinez
WASHINGTON ā Immigration and Customs Enforcement has placedĀ new recruitsĀ into its training program before they have completed the agencyās vetting process, an unusual sequence of events as it rushes to hire federal immigration officers to carry out President Donald TrumpāsĀ mass deportation policy, a current and two former Homeland Security Department officials told NBC News.
ICE officials only later discovered that some of the recruits failed drug testing, have disqualifying criminal backgrounds or donāt meet the physical or academic requirements to serve, the sources said.
Staff members at ICEās training academy in Brunswick, Georgia, recently discovered one recruit had previously been charged with strong-arm robbery and battery stemming from a domestic violence incident, the current DHS official said. Theyāve also found as recently as this month that some recruits going through the six-week training course hadnāt submitted fingerprints for background checks, as ICEās hiring process requires, the current and former DHS officials said.