Big Brother is Watching

I am very aware of my surroundings-in my home, on my property, at my workplace.

Here is the scenario:  I have a 2005 Chrysler Sebring Convertible, that has not been to a dealership for 5 years.  All of the original stickers from Chrysler-Daimian are still there, but very faded.

I was on my way out to do some errands and low and behold what do I find: A "new" promotional sticker from the UAW-Chrysler-Daimain has been placed on the inside, passenger window on the driver's side.  Note I said "inside".  So someone from the Chrysler company in Las Vegas, GPS my car, opened it and placed a new sticker in my car.  Then locked my car back up and away they went.  Do we call that "invasion of privacy".   I don't mind the sticker, but I would have appreciated someone asking me first.

What next?

A new interesting Big Brother story.  This one involves my son Nick, who has been in the military for the last 10 years and has a military driver's license and military passport.  He is thinking of going to work for the Sheriff's department in Statesboro, GA, but is required to have a GA driver's license to do this.

Okay, no problem, this is where the story gets interesting. Homeland Security has taken an active interest in those requiring a GA driver's license.  My son is now required to have a U.S. Passport in order  to get a GA driver's license.  They said this was going to happen soon and it has.  I am assuming GA is a test state for this program.  I really don't know how many states are affected by this.  Interesting?