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Ron Noble Tells Steve Kroft Agency Is Under-Funded

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by kgb6789 October 9, 2007 3:08 AM EDT
I was horrified to see photos of children and infants being sexually abused used in the Interpol segment. The internet allows these children to be abused over and over again as these photos are shared and copied and shared again. Photos that show partial faces and blurred body parts are not giving impact to a story, they are contributing to the continued victimization of the children in the photos and others like them. The importance of heroes like Mick Moran could have been conveyed without tactics more likely to shock than educate. I''m disappointed and saddened by 60 Minutes'' choice.
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by kgb6789 October 9, 2007 3:07 AM EDT
I was horrified to see photos of children and infants being sexually abused used in the Interpol segment. The internet allows these children to be abused over and over again as these photos are shared and copied and shared again. Photos that show partial faces and blurred body parts are not giving impact to a story, they are contributing to the continued victimization of the children in the photos and others like them. The importance of heroes like Mick Moran could have been conveyed without tactics more likely to shock than educate. I''m disappointed and saddened by 60 Minutes'' choice.
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by kgb6789 October 9, 2007 3:06 AM EDT
I was horrified to see photos of children and infants being sexually abused used in the Interpol segment. The internet allows these children to be abused over and over again as these photos are shared and copied and shared again. Photos that show partial faces and blurred body parts are not giving impact to a story, they are contributing to the continued victimization of the children in the photos and others like them. The importance of heroes like Mick Moran could have been conveyed without tactics more likely to shock than educate. I''m disappointed and saddened by 60 Minutes'' choice.
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by kgb6789 October 9, 2007 3:05 AM EDT
I was horrified to see photos of children and infants being sexually abused used in the Interpol segment. The internet allows these children to be abused over and over again as these photos are shared and copied and shared again. Photos that show partial faces and blurred body parts are not giving impact to a story, they are contributing to the continued victimization of the children in the photos and others like them. The importance of heroes like Mick Moran could have been conveyed without tactics more likely to shock than educate. I''m disappointed and saddened by 60 Minutes'' choice.
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by kgb6789 October 9, 2007 3:03 AM EDT
I was horrified to see photos of children and infants being sexually abused used in the Interpol segment. The internet allows these children to be abused over and over again as these photos are shared and copied and shared again. Photos that show partial faces and blurred body parts are not giving impact to a story, they are contributing to the continued victimization of the children in the photos and others like them. The importance of heroes like Mick Moran could have been conveyed without tactics more likely to shock than educate. I''m disappointed and saddened by 60 Minutes'' choice.
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by kgb6789 October 9, 2007 3:02 AM EDT
I was horrified to see photos of children and infants being sexually abused used in the Interpol segment. The internet allows these children to be abused over and over again as these photos are shared and copied and shared again. Photos that show partial faces and blurred body parts are not giving impact to a story, they are contributing to the continued victimization of the children in the photos and others like them. The importance of heroes like Mick Moran could have been conveyed without tactics more likely to shock than educate. I''m disappointed and saddened by 60 Minutes'' choice.
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by kgb6789 October 9, 2007 3:00 AM EDT
I was horrified to see photos of children and infants being sexually abused used in the Interpol segment. The internet allows these children to be abused over and over again as these photos are shared and copied and shared again. Photos that show partial faces and blurred body parts are not giving impact to a story, they are contributing to the continued victimization of the children in the photos and others like them. The importance of heroes like Mick Moran could have been conveyed without tactics more likely to shock than educate. I''m disappointed and saddened by 60 Minutes'' choice.
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by kgb6789 October 9, 2007 2:59 AM EDT
I was horrified to see photos of children and infants being sexually abused used in the Interpol segment. The internet allows these children to be abused over and over again as these photos are shared and copied and shared again. Photos that show partial faces and blurred body parts are not giving impact to a story, they are contributing to the continued victimization of the children in the photos and others like them. The importance of heroes like Mick Moran could have been conveyed without tactics more likely to shock than educate. I''m disappointed and saddened by 60 Minutes'' choice.
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by kgb6789 October 9, 2007 2:58 AM EDT
I was horrified to see photos of children and infants being sexually abused used in the Interpol segment. The internet allows these children to be abused over and over again as these photos are shared and copied and shared again. Photos that show partial faces and blurred body parts are not giving impact to a story, they are contributing to the continued victimization of the children in the photos and others like them. The importance of heroes like Mick Moran could have been conveyed without tactics more likely to shock than educate. I''m disappointed and saddened by 60 Minutes'' choice.
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by kgb6789 October 9, 2007 2:57 AM EDT
I was horrified to see photos of children and infants being sexually abused used in the Interpol segment. The internet allows these children to be abused over and over again as these photos are shared and copied and shared again. Photos that show partial faces and blurred body parts are not giving impact to a story, they are contributing to the continued victimization of the children in the photos and others like them. The importance of heroes like Mick Moran could have been conveyed without tactics more likely to shock than educate. I''m disappointed and saddened by 60 Minutes'' choice.
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by kgb6789 October 9, 2007 2:56 AM EDT
I was horrified to see photos of children and infants being sexually abused used in the Interpol segment. The internet allows these children to be abused over and over again as these photos are shared and copied and shared again. Photos that show partial faces and blurred body parts are not giving impact to a story, they are contributing to the continued victimization of the children in the photos and others like them. The importance of heroes like Mick Moran could have been conveyed without tactics more likely to shock than educate. I''m disappointed and saddened by 60 Minutes'' choice.
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by kgb6789 October 9, 2007 2:55 AM EDT
I was horrified to see photos of children and infants being sexually abused used in the Interpol segment. The internet allows these children to be abused over and over again as these photos are shared and copied and shared again. Photos that show partial faces and blurred body parts are not giving impact to a story, they are contributing to the continued victimization of the children in the photos and others like them. The importance of heroes like Mick Moran could have been conveyed without tactics more likely to shock than educate. I''m disappointed and saddened by 60 Minutes'' choice.
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by kgb6789 October 9, 2007 2:53 AM EDT
I was horrified to see photos of children and infants being sexually abused used in the Interpol segment. The internet allows these children to be abused over and over again as these photos are shared and copied and shared again. Photos that show partial faces and blurred body parts are not giving impact to a story, they are contributing to the continued victimization of the children in the photos and others like them. The importance of heroes like Mick Moran could have been conveyed without tactics more likely to shock than educate. I''m disappointed and saddened by 60 Minutes'' choice.
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by kgb6789 October 9, 2007 2:52 AM EDT
I was horrified to see photos of children and infants being sexually abused used in the Interpol segment. The internet allows these children to be abused over and over again as these photos are shared and copied and shared again. Photos that show partial faces and blurred body parts are not giving impact to a story, they are contributing to the continued victimization of the children in the photos and others like them. The importance of heroes like Mick Moran could have been conveyed without tactics more likely to shock than educate. I''m disappointed and saddened by 60 Minutes'' choice.
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by generalmary October 9, 2007 1:38 AM EDT
Passion for a cause is passion. No one paid him an extraordinary bonus to take the Interpol job. He could make millions as a trial lawyer. Let''s look a those kinds of facts before jumping to judgement.
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by gwendolyninw October 8, 2007 9:43 PM EDT
Despite what one feels about Mr. Noble, lets take a moment to look at the facts he provided. Seeing passion in a stressed individual only says to me that passion for his job drives him and he really gave us topics of which to consider about US isolationism and lack of passport data interface with the largest data source on the planet. This is the meat of the interview, not the public passion of a tired man. We need to get our government back in line with protecting its citizens and borders and not private industry and special interests that want to keep the Iraq war going on and on to enhance their bottom line.
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by gwendolyninw October 8, 2007 9:41 PM EDT
Despite what one feels about Mr. Noble, lets take a moment to look at the facts he provided. Seeing passion in a stressed individual only says to me that passion for his job drives him and he really gave us topics of which to consider about US isolationism and lack of passport data interface with the largest data source on the planet. This is the meat of the interview, not the public passion of a tired man. We need to get our government back in line with protecting its citizens and borders and not private industry and special interests that want to keep the Iraq war going on and on to enhance their bottom line.
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by gwendolyninw October 8, 2007 9:40 PM EDT
Despite what one feels about Mr. Noble, lets take a moment to look at the facts he provided. Seeing passion in a stressed individual only says to me that passion for his job drives him and he really gave us topics of which to consider about US isolationism and lack of passport data interface with the largest data source on the planet. This is the meat of the interview, not the public passion of a tired man. We need to get our government back in line with protecting its citizens and borders and not private industry and special interests that want to keep the Iraq war going on and on to enhance their bottom line.
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by gwendolyninw October 8, 2007 9:38 PM EDT
Despite what one feels about Mr. Noble, lets take a moment to look at the facts he provided. Seeing passion in a stressed individual only says to me that passion for his job drives him and he really gave us topics of which to consider about US isolationism and lack of passport data interface with the largest data source on the planet. This is the meat of the interview, not the public passion of a tired man. We need to get our government back in line with protecting its citizens and borders and not private industry and special interests that want to keep the Iraq war going on and on to enhance their bottom line.
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by generalmary October 8, 2007 7:42 PM EDT
Ron Noble is kind a BFF in the language of the kids. I do know him personally. I don''t think power has changed him that much to betray the public good and his oath to protect and serve.
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