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National Identity Scheme Options Analysis Outcome

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A paragraph from the British Home Office document describing methods of coercion to get the national ID card scheme adopted.
A paragraph from the British Home Office document describing methods of coercion to get the national ID card scheme adopted.

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Summary
Annotated (by NO2ID) copy of National Identity Scheme Options Analysis Outcome (pristine).
Context
United Kingdom
Government (bureaucracy)
Wikileaks release date
Tuesday January 29, 2008
Submitted by
NO2ID
File size in bytes
1229407
File type information
PDF document, version 1.3
Cryptographic identity
SHA256 ab218f80032402b7b3af4b6804aa2764d58d10d856f9ad9876f8faa8748726dc
Description (as provided by the original submitter)

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'.

NO2ID's national coordinator, Phil Booth, exhorted bloggers, freedom lovers and anyone who gives a damn about personal privacy to mirror the annotated document on their site.

"The charade is over. While ministers try to bamboozle the British public with fairytales about fingerprints, officials are plotting how to dupe and bully the population into surrendering control of their own identities."

"Biometric ID cards are a sham; a magician's flourish to cover the biggest identity fraud there has ever been.

http://no2id.net/



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