V for Vindication, part two
November 22nd, 2007Everyone now seems to be waking up to what we and other people have been saying for four years.
What they are NOT doing, is going far enough.
Once again the following must be totally SCRAPPED in order to protect the privacy of the British Public:
- The NIR – the National Identity Register that backs the ID Card.
- Mass Fingerprinting – Compulsory fingerprinting for access to anything must be outlawed.
- The NHS ‘Spine’ – The NHS SPine must be scrapped, as it suffers from the same vulnerabilities as all centralized databases do.
- ContactPoint – The database of all children in the UK must be scrapped, as it is no different to any of the other databases listed above.
- Project Semaphore – The plan to collect 53 pieces of data on all travellers flying to the UK (a mirror project of USVISIT) must be stopped. USVISIT has cost the american people BILLIONS of dollars and only 1500 people have been caught, millions have been subjected to humiliation and violation and none of the people caught have been identified as ‘terrorists’. No one in the UK has done a cost benefit analasis of Project Semaphore and USVISIT; had they done so, they would have found that it is a total waste of money.
All of these projects MUST BE ABANDONED and the contracts terminated, even if there are penalties to be paid.
It’s good news to hear that people are FINALLY waking up, and I know that we have done our own small part in getting the word out about what a disaster this is in the making. Now lets FINISH THE JOB. No signing up for ID cards, demand that your doctor remove your records from his system, and NEVER give your fingerprint to anyone for ANY reason.
This rabid mania for ‘registers’ should now be put out of the minds of the brain dead subhumans who run the government, PERMANENTLY.
Who would have thought that four .25p DVDRs could bring down billion pound contracts and a fascist police state control system?!
The fact of the matter is that these corrupt regimes and their infernal tools are as weak as spiders webs. All it takes is one touch and the whole thing can be brought down. In this case, the biometric net is the weak premise being destroyed.
November 2nd, 2008 at 9:00 pm
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