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Old 23-11-2008, 15:15   #74
kestrelx
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Re: Are I.D. cards a good thing?

I have gone through all these posts and would like to answer a few comments.

Less says this is Old news, it isn't old this is the future mate and could effect you and your kids life. You could be tracked by an annonymous government agent who has access to your medical files, history, school records everything from birth to death!

Garinda don't you value freedom? What happened to being known in your local shop or post office without needing I.D.? THe I.D. card scheme will be like nothing else as it will all be on a massive data base. So this is nothing like any other form of I.D. that we need at the moment. Even with the N.I. number at the moment they can't track your movements.

Exactly Meccy, once these systems are in place all it takes is one dictator to come in and there will be total control of everyone and everything they do with the massive leaps in power of computers and the nano-technology Micro-computers that can't even be seen with the eye?) that is coming in now. What you have seen in science fiction will eventually be real. THis is why I say no to I.D. cards and Datebases as it's the first rung on the ladder to totalitarian control.

Like what happened in 1930's Germany. Society as we know it could collapse over night.

This country supposedly fought against Nazi Germany to protect our freedom but now the government are planning to take away our freedom on a massive scale - I.D. Cards are just the start!

Yes they had I.D. cards in the second world war but they didn't have a massive computer to keep records and track people to back it up.

I agree with Jay Say that Blair sold us down the river. Blair lied about Weapons of Mass destruction and started a war that has stirred up more hatred and created more terrorism against Britain. Al Queada was originally formed by USA Government C.I.A. to undermine the Soviet war against Afganistan that took place in the 80's. BIn Laden and his people were trained and funded by the C.I.A. Now they say they must take away our freedoms to protect us from Terrorism - it's all a load of hypocrisy!

If you were in Iraq and had done nothing wrong and suddenly your house was bombed by USA or Britain and you came home and your kids were blown to bits how would you feel? What would you do? You'd probably want to get revenge and that would mean becoming a terrorist?


Some one said David Icke can't be trusted, but a lot of what he says about politics is right!
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