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Cat Vincent ([info]catvincent) wrote,
@ 2008-02-01 22:57:00

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Current mood:the opposite of shocked
Current music:The Mello Hippo Disco Show-Future Sound Of London-Amorphous Androgynous: The Isness [UK]
Entry tags:database, id, uk

UK ID cards - just an excuse for databasing the population?
Appearing all over the net, but found on Boing - the NO2ID campaign release an (alleged) internal memo about plans for a national ID card - and what they actually want. Downloadable annotated PDF copy available.

First hint - using the word 'coercion' in a Civil Service document about persuading people into ID card registration was not a smart idea...

From NO2ID:
"UK campaigners NO2ID this morning enlisted the help of bloggers across the world to spread a leaked government document describing how the British government intends to go about "coercing" its citizens onto a National Identity Register. The 'ID card' is revealed as little more than a cover to create a official dossier and trackable ID for every UK resident - creating what NO2ID calls 'the database state'. "



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