This is disturbing
Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2011 8:15 am
They may as well sew a blue star of david on our shirts because apparently i am on Crimtrak with never having been involved in any crime 
At the culmination of the AUSTRALASIAN POLICE MINISTERS' COUNCIL meeting of 1996, it was agreed amongst many other items, to share all registration information through the National Exchange of Police Information (NEPI) database....This database which most of you will have all your details including how many of what and where they are located; later morphed into.....CRIMTRAK. What disturbs me is the inference that we as law abiding firearm owners are either criminals or potential criminals and when there is a crime, say involving a 30 calibre rifle, they will generate a list, theoretically of all owners and start crossing off names or checking the closest owners to the crime. So how does this work?? Guilty until proven innocent??
The other side issue, that is actually more concerning to me is the EVERY SINGLE police force who subscribes to Interpol HAS ACCESS TO THIS SAME DATABASE. Does this concern me? My oath!!! The Police and therefore the Military of Indonesia (just as a random example there) will potentially know that I own firearms, who I am, where I live and exactly what firearms I have…