Terrorism and Identity TheftDon't think terrorism and identity theft are connected? All acts of terrorism against the US have been facilitated with the use of fake or stolen identities according to Judith Collins of the Michigan State University Identity Theft Crime and Research Lab.
SGC Group is now offering Terrorist Threat Conditions, Reducing the Opportunity for Terrorism and Signs and Symptoms of a WMD Attack Online. Normally SGC Group charges $400-$500 per attendee per day. Now you can get the information you need with a certificates of completion for only $19.95 for the Terrorism courses, $49 for the WMD training or all 3 courses for $59.95! Click below to get started. As the managing partner of SGC Group and Certified Identity Theft Risk Management Specialist , Steve Cassidy has been making the case for the link of identity theft to terrorism. What's the best way for a terrorist to keep from being caught? The smart ones assume another person's identity. All 9/11 Al-Qaida hijackers opened multiple bank accounts using several identities. It makes sense to protect your identity from criminals and terrorists. Besides Hawala, a system to move money outside the formal banking routes, terrorists are using identity theft to fund terrorist activities due to it being more profitable and safer than moving drugs and human trafficking. Terrorists are also using identities to conceal their whereabouts to escape capture by INTERPOL and other law enforcement agencies. The acquired ID's also give them access to controlled areas and information. To make matters worse, the best terrorists in the world, the Provincial Irish Republican Army (PIRA or IRA) is working in South America to create documents for terrorists and drug cartels to enter the United States. With jurisdictional issues and with identity theft sometimes being initiated form overseas, law enforcements hands are tied. The ball is in your court to protect your identity.
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