Saturday, December 10, 2011
REAL ID catches a fugitive! Well, not really….
Labels:news, identity, data surveillance
"Real ID",
Florida,
fugitive,
Paul Henry
Thursday, December 8, 2011
WAKING UP ORWELL: S.1867, ATS decides if you are on TSA's naughty list while Holiday travelling
Labels:news, identity, data surveillance
ADVISE,
ATS,
Beyond The Borders,
Canada,
Edward Hasbrouck,
Harper,
IAO,
Obama,
Papers Please,
s.1867,
tsa,
WikiLeaks
Thousands of Issued TWIC Cards Won’t Work Due to an Issuing ‘Error’
Labels:news, identity, data surveillance
employment,
ID cards,
ports,
TWIC
States of Resistance: The REAL ID ACT and Constitutional Limits Upon Federal Deputization of State Agencies In The Regulation of Non-Citizens
Labels:news, identity, data surveillance
Constitution,
law,
Real ID,
Shirley Lin,
States
I AM SO TELLING THE FTC - NIST wants biometric DNA
Labels:news, identity, data surveillance
biometrics,
DNA,
TWIC
Sunday, December 4, 2011
[US-Canada] Border pact tops White House agenda
Federal Privacy Commissioner Jennifer Stoddart also has sounded a note of caution about the pending deal.In a recent blog post, she explained Canada and the U.S. have different legislative procedures to protect privacy and there is no privacy oversight structure which monitors U.S. law enforcement and national security authorities.:::MORE HERE:::
Labels:news, identity, data surveillance
Beyond Borders,
North American security perimeter,
White House,
WHTI
America the Police State: Treason from Domestic Enemies
c/o ChrisInMaryvilleMD
Obama is threatening to veto this police state standing army legislation. I am skeptical that he will, but am willing to be pleasantly surprised.
"As Senator Dianne Feinstein put it, "Congress is essentially authorizing the indefinite imprisonment of American citizens, without charge" if the bill passes as it's currently written."
Obama is threatening to veto this police state standing army legislation. I am skeptical that he will, but am willing to be pleasantly surprised.
For the past couple of years, I’ve been working at the State level to stop REAL ID, which turned the driver’s license into a biometric ID card. Tennessee piddled around with some non-binding resolutions and let the feds ram rod it through the Dept. of Safety and Homeland Security. When I tried to get a State Senator to talk about this and a global data base being built on American citizens, he said this was “too dry”. When I admonished one of Tennessee’s federal Senators for supporting indefinite detention, his staffer took offense to me calling a prominent Republican Boss Hog, yet didn’t say anything about me pointing out that the Senator was committing treason. Oh boy, I am too dry and I hurt people’s feelings.:::MORE HERE:::
The only peaceful options that I have left, absent Divine Intervention, are to keep exposing this nonsense and rebuking politicians for doing nothing about it. If you have effective methods of stopping the police state, please share them.
"As Senator Dianne Feinstein put it, "Congress is essentially authorizing the indefinite imprisonment of American citizens, without charge" if the bill passes as it's currently written."
Labels:news, identity, data surveillance
Barack Obama,
NDAA,
veto
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