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bazza
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PostPosted: 19:03 - 06 Nov 2008    Post subject: Home Secretary's Biometric Data Compromised Reply with quote

https://www.order-order.com/2008/11/home-secretarys-biometric-data.html

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Mister James
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PostPosted: 23:55 - 06 Nov 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

She might be my boss, but she seems rather useless. I spend my coffee breaks chuckling at the endless propaganda spilling out of 2 Marsham Street at her behest.

Despite being pro-government (as a concept, not pro NL), despite holding continuous high-level security clearance since I was 17 and despite liking the security of being able to prove my ID and status with my forces ID/Immigration or Police warrant - I still can't work out what use these new UK ID cards will be, bearing in mind they don't seem to involve doing any extra checks beyond those already carried out to get most other forms of ID already available!
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PostPosted: 00:43 - 07 Nov 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

it would seem we cant wait for the for the cards..

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Jacqui Smith says public demand means people will be able to pre-register for an ID card within the next few months.

The cards will be available for all from 2012 but she said: “I regularly have people coming up to me and saying they don’t want to wait that long.”

The home secretary made the claim as she unveiled revised ID scheme plans.

Opposition parties say they would scrap the ID card scheme. The Tories call it a “complete waste of money”. The Lib Dems call it a “laminated poll tax”.

They accused Ms Smith of backtracking on plans to issue ID cards in 2009 for all airside workers, by announcing they would pilot them at just two airports.

The first biometric cards are being issued, to students from outside the EU and marriage visa holders, this month and it had been planned to make them compulsory for all 200,000 airside workers from 2009.
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PostPosted: 05:14 - 07 Nov 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Jacqui Smith says public demand means people will be able to pre-register for an ID card within the next few months.

she said: “I regularly have people coming up to me and saying they don’t want to wait that long.”



What a lying cow, how many people actually come up to her and say that, I'd reckon approximately none. Even if a few people had done so it'd hardly constitute a public demand worthy of devising a pre-registration effort. Extremely amateur attempt at generating support.

Hopefully every car thief and house burglars most wanted stocking filler will be a set of Jaqui Smith fingerprint stamps.
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PostPosted: 12:35 - 07 Nov 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

People who lives below the law, scum, chavs, thugs, whatever you want to call them. Their lives will be minimally affected by the ID card act.

This is absolutely and nothing more than criminalizing and monitoring Joe Bloggs, as they are the only ones who pose a threat to the corrupt and power-mad institution that is western government.

Please, someone tell me why else they're doing it. Aside from the obscene amounts of public money that will be given to private contractors (Anyone notice this happens a lot with your taxes?).

An invasion of Iraq, a blatant igorance to the public's want for a referendum on the EU, slowly slipping ID cards into the public system with propaganda, and people still believe this is a democracy where 'the people' are in control.
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PostPosted: 10:55 - 08 Nov 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

"What a lying cow, how many people actually come up to her and say that, I'd reckon approximately none. Even if a few people had done so it'd hardly constitute a public demand worthy of devising a pre-registration effort. Extremely amateur attempt at generating support" - Phoenix


It's a simple method of programming and they do it all the time. Listen out for "I think the public.....", "We think Britain needs....." and Lindsay Roy mentioned "securing jobs" in his speech in Glenrothes. Who's jobs was he thinking about?

Off to polish my tin hat.
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PostPosted: 19:48 - 10 Nov 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

Id like to see her biometrics messed with Twisted Evil
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PostPosted: 03:59 - 12 Nov 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote

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The idea of the ID card seems sensible in the age of terrorism, identity theft, and illegal immigration until you realise that the centralised database - the National Identity Register - will log and store details of every important action in a person's life. When the ID card is swiped as someone identifies himself at, say, a bank, hospital, pharmacy, or insurance company, those details are retained and may be inspected by, among others, the police, tax authorities, customs, and MI5, the domestic intelligence service. The system will locate and track the entire adult population. If you put it together with the national system of licence-plate-recognition cameras, which is about to go live on British highways and in town centres, and understand that the ID card, under a new regulation, will also carry details of a person's medical records, you realise that the state will be able to keep tabs on anyone it chooses and find out about the most private parts of a person's life.


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