This picture was taken in a Wal-Mart store of the Culligan water dispensing machine. With such large particles of rust getting through it's obvious the filters will allow anything that's in any water to get through, bacteria such as E-Coli most definitely has no problem getting through. The Michigan Dept. of Agriculture informed me that it doesn't check water in stores. Wal-Mart don't care how filthy things are "It's the vendors responsibility to change the filters and keep the machine clean" and Culligan has no responsibility to the public for there Franchise owners. The state of Michigan will not do anything to infringe on any business, in fact the State would rather people die from E-Coli or what-ever before it will see a business stop paying taxes. If one thinks this Water dispensing Machine is bad, you should see some of the restaurants and bathrooms in this state.    The manager of this Wal-Mart store in Iron Mountain, (Scott Patterson) told me not to buy anything more from electronics after I had returned 3 bad computers, at the computer manufactures request. I found out the hard way that Wal-Mart keeps track of all returns and complaints by putting a * next to the names of everyone that returns an item or makes a complaint, and at the managers discretion will refuse to allow you to return an item. I was purchasing things for 5 people that are disabled and/or don't have transportation and returning items for them, I was told by an employee that I would not be able to return anymore items. The only way around this policy is to make all purchases with a major credit card (not a wal-mart card) and when Wal-Mart refuses to take the item back just leave it at the service counter (make sure to have a witness with you) and file a formal complaint with the credit card company you used for the purchase. HOME (1) - (a 60's murder,pg.14)     Back to (21) I've been typing this from the local Library. While invading my everything because of this site the less then 0 pigs * have me monitored with so much over kill I can't even get on line, while Hughesnet actually makes a joke of it when I call support. The On-Star system is a real pain, I'm monitoring them as they check on my location. The good cops I know showed me how to do a lot of things the right way, it seems when it's done for revenge the fools miss out on some really important issues. On the bright side, the officers that work in the labs (technicians) are all good guys and have their own ways of dealing with individuals that abuse their power. No matter what PW is put into the lean system it has to pass a set of rules set by the labs to access anything. When a certian name and PW is entered certain data may be by passed, normally because a program technician has knowledge of a officer that uses the system for his own agenda, revenge or setting up anyone that may be on to his criminal activity, like officer Corona.      On-Star; In 1985 the On-Star system was installed in GM's Cadalic, (in the wiring harness), by 1990 On-Star was in all GM harnesses. Emergency legislation after 9/11/2001, allows government agencies, law enforcement and anyone that can access the LEIN system to do so without a warrant or authorization from anyone. They can type in your VIN # and track you on the screen, they can type in your home address or any address they want and the system will alert them when your vehicle arrives or leaves that location. * In all fairness, less than 0 pigs applies to the ones on this site and others that use there positions for there own gain and criminal activity. Most of the Michigan State police are as intelligent, honest and as worthy of respect as any  police force in the country. They don't need or want Judges to rule in there favor for lying under oath and drug dealing, fact is they work a lot harder doing things honest, get promoted slower and tick-off some judges, but they sleep well at night and take pride in their families admiration of them. I have more info on GM's On-Star system that I have been trying to ask Jessy Vantura rather or not I should talk about it, it's bad enough the way it's abused by some in law enforcement, add the judges, prosecutors and court personal who abuse the system, like divorces, law suites or anything that involves a GM products where-a-bouts and any cell phone that is on when it is in any GM product, manufactured after 2005. Now add a bunch of non law enforcement baddies and the crime spree will be as bad as threatening to lay off some DEA agents because of a lack of crime.     No word from Vantura, I would think that all of this is old news to him. I did hear from someone asking me not to disclose the exact ways of testing and tracking inside On-Stars computers from the LEIN network. By 1990 On-Star was installed in all GM vehicles as a analog system. By 2005 On-Star is all digital, on 24/7 with or without a subscription and is integrated into every part of the system, it can't be disabled, if it is the vehicle can't function. As of 2005 any cell phone that is ON when it is brought into any GM product is picked up by the system as a foreign signal, it is uploaded to On-Stars computers, logged and registered with all the account holders information, every time that particular # is on and brought back into the vehicle all the information is updated and every GM vehicle (2005 and newer) that that cell phone was in while turned on is logged and updated. Every time a VIN # is accessed by law enforcement or any of the many Gov agency's all cell phone #'s that was ever in that vehicle is made available to the person and/or computer program accessing the system. On-Star is only on GM vehicles. The reason for the temporary Government take-over of GM was to make it clear to foreign country's (mostly the European union) that the U.S. gov is solidly behind GM. Recently CNN and other gov controlled news media have been putting out the warnings that Russia or some terrorist country will be shutting down all of the wireless (satelite communications). Truth of the matter is our own Gov will be shutting it down most likely from the UK. This will be to test the reliability of supply lines staying open for the EU without the dependance on satelite commutations.       Following is a true case scenario. In California, Pennsylvania and Florida On-Star is used to capture bad guys with total disregard for the public. A bank is robbed, the police are chasing the bad guys calling in the direction he's going, maps are brought up on the screen, they spot a bottle-neck or toll booth where traffic can be stopped, the operator zeros in on the vehicles near the toll-booth, finds a 2005 or newer GM vehicle, he/she zeros in on the license plate, they enter the plate # and get the VIN #, at just the right time they disable the vehicle(s) and all traffic comes to a halt, the bad guy has to stop or floor it into the stopped traffic or get ticked off and shoot the guy in the GM vehicle responsible for his getting caught. As far as the driver knows, there vehicle quit running for a few seconds, now it starts up when they try to restart and they go on there way. If the bad guy don't do anything to draw the GM owners attention they just wonder why it quit like that for no reason and go on there way never knowing how close they came to being dead. For case #2 please go to page (22)