ID Revelation of Fear
25 January 2008
by Christian McPhate, Contributing Writer for AnaiRhoads.org
AnaiRhoads.org -- The Real ID Act of 2005, a law that puts terror in terrorism, slowly
slithers to its inception upon the lives of the American public in
2009.
It is a law that establishes national standards for state-issued
driver's licenses and identification cards and that requires a
cardholder's name, address, Social Security Number (SSN), financial
information, driving record and a number of other personal details
not deemed newsworthy yet.
After the 9/11 attacks, Larry Ellison, head of Oracle Corporation,
stated he was going to develop a national identification system with
digitized thumbprints and cardholder photographs and then donate the
technology to help make it happen.
And the birth of the Real ID Act spewed forth from the minds of
capitalists and Republicans.
Rep. James Sensenbrenner, a Wisconsin Republican and chairman of the
House Judiciary Committee, inserted the Real ID Act of 2005 into a
military spending bill. It went before the Republican-controlled
Congress under the mask of Emergency Supplemental Appropriations Act
for Defense, the Global War on Terror, and Tsunami Relief 2005 and
passed with overwhelming approval.
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will require 240 million
Americans to register for the new federally sanctioned ID card by
2013.
The implementation of the national ID system will cost states nearly
23 billion to change their databases.
Republicans believe that the identification cards are a way to
enhance national security, unmask terrorists and guard against
illegal immigrants.
However, on January 25, 2007, Maine passed a resolution that refuses
implementation of the Real ID Act and demands that Congress repeals
the unconstitutional law.
And on February 16, 2007, Utah rebelled and passed a resolution that
ignores the hated law.
In addition, Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois,
Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Dakota,
South Carolina, Tennessee and Washington have passed resolutions that
points out the unjustness of the Real ID act.
Of course, Texas is standing firm in its support of a national ID for
residents of the lone star state. Governor Perry is a firm believer
in tagging his cattle of supporters and constituents for "protection"
against illegal immigrants.
And yet, Americans have been rejecting the idea of a national ID card
since the creation of the Social Security Number (SSN) in 1936.
President Jimmy Carter's administration reiterated that SSN was not
an identifier for the American people, and President Ronald Reagan
"explicitly opposed" the creation of a national ID card.
But after December 31, 2009, the will of the American people will no
longer matter as the government brings the national identification
system online.
Citizens' private data will be stored in one of 56 state and
territory databases that can access each other, providing officials
across the nation with their private information, including criminal
history, motor vehicle violations, financial information, Social
Security account number and citizenship status all on a small bar
code.
DHS sees the implementation of the Real ID cards across the social
spectrum from employers to social services like Medicare, Medicaid
and student financial aid.
In addition, the dreaded masterminds at DHS have not ruled out the
possibility of implementing mandatory radio frequency identification
tags within the cards that will help keep track of people… just in
case of a kidnapping or a terrorist attack.
And if Americans decide to stand up to "Big Brother" and refuse to
register under the Real ID act, then the American government will
strike back, and citizens of this once free country will not be able
to enjoy air travel, open a bank account or use or receive federal
services. Citizens will have to use a passport for federal purposes,
which is similar to the national ID system.
In 2002, the Federal Food and Drug Administration decided to allow
companies to manufacture computer ID chips that embed under a
person's skin and into their lives.
Radio-frequency (RFID) tags are the next step in protection against
terrorists and criminals of all classifications.
And it is the Republicans' way of ensuring the arrival of their
Christ with the implementation of "security" measures straight out of
the Revelation prophecies that is beginning to leave Americans
feeling not-so safe.
RFID tags are little devices with a small chip attached to a tiny
antenna but with a very large identification number carried within
the tracker. It is the size of a grain of ground pepper. When a
special radio signal strikes the antenna, the RFID broadcasts back
its identification number. It is kind of like a "bar code on
steroids."
However, RFID tags are not just for the infestation of humans; it is
also for the infestation of society.
It is the technology behind cash-free highway tolls, the military
uses the devices as tracking devices in Iraq, casinos are installing
the tracking devices in their gambling chips; retail monster Wal-Mart
is using the RFID tags for inventory management and embedding the
chips in the tires of their forklifts, and libraries, credit card
companies and many more facets of our society are using the tracking
and identification system.
And as of Jan. 1, 2007, every U.S. passport carries an RFID tag.
The thought of a tracking system where the eyes of the government can
follow you no matter where you go has freaked out some major
politicians.
California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger banned forced implantation
of RFID tags for citizens of his state.
And yet, the government has been watching us long before the creation
of credit cards, driver's licenses and social numbers.
So let us give thanks to the Republicans for initiating the mark of their beast
and blind-siding us by self-fulfilling their Armageddon prophecy.
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