The plan, known as "Operation Game Day," is part of a $9 million post-Sept. 11 anti-terrorism effort that includes beefed up security at the California-Mexico border, a no-fly zone over the stadium, military air patrols and an elaborate camera system monitoring every inch of the stadium and environs.
Arab-American groups estimated at least 36 people have been detained -- mostly Middle Eastern and Latino workers who were security guards or concession workers at the stadium. Foreign-born taxi and bus drivers have also been arrested. The San Diego Union Tribune quoted sources as saying 80 people were being held.
{what still stands inviolate is the fourth wall, the invisible barrier between the folks at home and the actors on the set.. sure there's cameras, but notice how nobody talks about who's monitoring those cameras. oh, right. it's a bunch of athletic brunettes in dark suits. right. it's as though all the video feed is being processed in some already existing neural center. horseshit. it's a bunch of crippled FBI wannabe's and other even more loathsome laboratory creatures. and far too late the truth will show, there's a feedback loop there, your consciousness rides back down the signal, you touch events you watch, even after they've happened.}
