Replies to post #14124 on DNAprint Genomics (DNAG)

[DougS.]

speaking of desperate. If you had thought about it longer, I'm sure you could have come up with something better than that.

[bag8ger]

frog,

I see it as out of character for DNAP to be taking advantage of the terrorist situation.

It strikes me that they could have been "reminded" by an agency that their technology might be useful to them.

[mingwan0]

frog, a typical post from you. Leaving aside your innuendo, let me invite you to reconsider this sentence:

"Anyone from the geological regions in question who is even remotely suspicious is already being tracked by homeland security."

This assumes that Homeland Security is aware that individuals in question are indeed from the geographical region(s) concerned. BTW you seem to have a blindspot regarding geological and geographical - this is the second time you have made that mistake. Perhaps there are potential applications related to e.g. cross-checking ancestry against self-reported geographical origin for visa applicants?