DIY Govt: ANONYMOUS Beats Biometrics

IdleNoMore video alert discloses Canada's EDL encryption lapse

Jan 11th logo for Intl. Day of Action  #J11
"Have you seen my mom? Her face looks like yours."

BTC - Today marks Idle No More's global solidarity action touching the blogosphere and the known wired universe. Among the outspoken, were Anonymous members who released a video statement on the Harper government's actions with mass land negotiations without meeting with the Indigenous nations living on those lands.

While this matter is about very serious massive civil disruption in social contracts set between indigenous tribes and the Canadian government, the generational impacts, the rifts and new growth in the native rights movement, the Anons took a hairpin turn. They dotted this matter with news about slipshod encryption of RFID tags in Canada's Enhanced Drivers Licenses. It warned all Canadians carrying the EDL on the move from Quebec and British Columbia. [News byte starts at 2:12]



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A late game for RFID advisories in 2012

Recapping RFID current events in 2012 

BTC - It has been a long year filled with ceaseless surveillance onslaughts driven by NATO, the security industrial complex and the US government.  RFID, a controversial radio frequency microchip known for its broadcast surveillance ability, had fallen unnoticed by major media in recent years.  2012 saw a resurgence of RFID in the public sphere of influence and corresponding opposition flowered later in the year.

FOLLOW UP: Hernandez v. John Jay hearing tomorrow

c/o Rutherford Institute

SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Attorneys for the Rutherford Institute will appear before the Bexar County District Court on November 28, 2012 at 9AM CST in favor of a preliminary injunction against John Jay High School to stop them from expelling San Antonio high school student, Andrea Hernandez for refusing participation in the school district’s new “Student Locator Project.”

Rutherford attorneys filed a petition for a temporary restraining order and immediate injunctive and declaratory relief in Hernandez's defense, . [The document] alleges the school’s actions violate Andrea’s rights under Texas’ Religious Freedom Act and the First and Fourteenth Amendments to the United States Constitution. Last week, District Court Judge Solomon Casseb granted The Rutherford Institute’s request for a temporary restraining order in the case.

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REDUX: Computerized National Identity Cards closes border, allowing only tech adopters

c/o Geo Pakistan

ISLAMABAD: Minister for Interior, Rehman Malik on Tuesday directed that Red Zone area be extended till Embassy Road immediately and its entry be allowed only to authorize persons having valid Computerized National Identity Card (CNIC) which will be verified on the spot.

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Here is second life for news that matters:  

• State suspends New Jersey's Real-ID efforts in agreement with ACLU

• Anonymous attacks child identification websites over RFID

• Intelligence Effort Named Citizens, Not Terrorist

Supreme Court ends 6 year-old class action lawsuit against telecoms for helping NSA engage in warrantless wiretapping lat.ms/WMkbyN
— Kevin Gosztola (@kgosztola) October 9, 2012

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