From:

http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=e...ing.google.com

> A front page article in today's (5/20/04) Trenton Times reports
> that NJ Transit prohibits photography of all its property (trains,
> railroad structures, other equipment) without a permit. This
> is in the interest of security,

As a terrorist, the first place I would check for info
would be: http://www.njtransit.com/sf_train.shtm.
NJT may want to reconsider providing such sensitive
train scheduling information to anyone who wants it.
Perhaps some type of "permit" should be required for
this too?

Of course, I don't need to take my own NJT photos. I
would only need to go to sites like:

http://www.hobokenterminal.com, or
http://www.utcny.org/Photo/, or
http://www.trainweb.org/railpix/mta2.html, or
http://www.zpok.hu/fjoo/usa_a1.htm, or
http://derrickl0.tripod.com/newjerse...it_gallery.htm, or
http://www.garail.com/Media/ph9.jpg, or
http://kgulau.home.att.net/njt4115.jpg, or
http://www.encasement.com/CH18.html, or
http://www.fta.dot.gov/library/polic...ges/newark.jpg, or
http://home.earthlink.net/~joekor/movies/njtpphob.htm, or
http://206.103.49.193/njt/htm/njt019.htm, or
http://trains.harpblaster.net/trackside/morristown/, or
http://www.greenway.org/maps/DelRar.jpg, or
http://www.jefflubchanskycpa.com/NJT-GP40-2.html

or any one of thousands of other such "terrorist
aiding" web sites, may of them hosted on U.S. Govt.
servers! Is NJT going to go after these sites too?

Sheesh.

And from:

http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=e...claire.desy.de

P.S.

Maybe it's time someone proposed strip searching all road traffic
going through the New-York tunnels... ^^^