Government lied for Brown's ID-slave Britain

The fetishisation of Gordon Brown knows no bounds, and doting Labour MPs just could not resist indulging in their perverse Brownophilia by supporting him over the ID cards vote to assist in his long-arranged smooth transition. But today the Telegraph reiterates what we have already long known:

the government's pro-slavery statistics were a lie.

In a strangely titled piece, the Telegraph's own poll shows only 52% actually in favour of the cards (presumbably that 52% are not fully aware of the industrialised slave system behind the piece of worthless plastique crap they are told to fixate on), yet, conversely a huge majority know full well they are only to be a bad thing with your slave identity to be trafficked indiscriminately within the Anglo-American establishment and to be tendered out to the EU who will be your new slave masters, meanwhile your identity will be lost, stolen and the slave database riddled with inaccurate information.

"The one thing that is already clear is that the repeated claims of ministers that some 80 per cent of Britons are in favour of identity cards is already false."

Surely Gordon Brown is not looking forward to the day middle class England is dragged into a government cubicle to be biometrically branded like cattle just for existing with 14 different intimate and personal biometrics indelibly stored on their file.

Surely he isn't looking forward to the day when you have to have your iris scanned and your ID card read against the government database when you visit the doctor, or are forced to sign on at the Job Center.

Surely middle class England are not going to be happy to learn that their slave identity will form a hub for a kind of private human internet for the government where, in prospect, the tax office can see your medical records and your GP can see your tax returns, and where your bank manager with 'graded access' to the database will be able to see a little of both.

Surely middle class England won't feel safe in the knowledge that the slave database will be being ever automatically mined to look for possible dissidents and 'extremists' much like the appalling and rejected Total Information Awareness system in the US.

Surely middle class England is not going to feel either happy or 'safe' when they have to hold their RFID'ed card up against a reader wired into the government slave database to get a job or open a bank account, or send off for a credit report, a record of which will be permanently stored on their slave file, along with all their government-funded activities.

Surely middle class England is not going to enjoy another layer of dehumanizing bullshit whereby, the police won't even need to ask for your identity card, they will just swipe you down with their RFID reader wand, or remotely grab the identities of everyone at your party with better technology.

Surely middle class England is not going to be happy, when after the next terror attack as has been considered, the Underground and Railways will be wired with ID readers, or Oyster readers will become dual-purpose and you will need to have both read to travel.

The Telegraph concludes, "The gap between generalised preferences and their specific judgments suggests that when the introduction of cards becomes imminent, instead of a distant prospect, the backlash against them - and against the government that introduces them - could be very fierce indeed."

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