Real ID Cards being Imposed. What's next, microchips? (National ID)
(Photo: Our new Homeland Security Secretary, Janet Napolitano.)
The Real ID Act, passed by Congress and signed by President Bush on May 11, 2005, mandates that all U.S. citizens will receive a National ID card by May of 2008. Deadline is pushed back to December 2009, with each state fighting against it.
Without this Real ID, you won't...
- Travel across state lines - Board a commercial airplane - Enter any federal building - Open a bank account - Apply for Social Security - Apply for Medicare/Medicaid -(PAPERS PLEASE.)
The Real ID is a National ID because the information is linked to computers across the country. Plans and efforts are being made now by global corporations and the U.S government to turn this advanced technology into a way to track our daily activities-and keep us all on Big Brother's short leash. Be very concerned about this coming into law. (Now postponed until Dec 2009). Let your congressman know they should vote against it.
Portions of the Real ID Act pertaining to states were scheduled to take effect on May 11, 2008, three years after the law passed, but the deadline had been extended to December 31, 2009. We have a new Homeland Security Secretary, Janet Napolitano, we'll wait to see if deadlines are changed.
(Thankfully) These states have opposed:
Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Michigan, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Washington have joined Maine and Utah in passing legislation opposing Real ID. However it should be noted that most of these actions are non-binding resolutions rather than acts of law, leaving the decision about compliance to the governors themselves.
Similar resolutions are pending in Alaska, Arizona, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Washington, D.C., West Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming.
States working to comply with the law, such as Illinois. In announcing the new regulations, (The former) Secretary of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff cited California, Alabama and North Dakota as examples of states that had made progress in complying with Real ID.
The Real ID Act, passed by Congress and signed by President Bush on May 11, 2005, mandates that all U.S. citizens will receive a National ID card by May of 2008. Deadline is pushed back to December 2009, with each state fighting against it.
Without this Real ID, you won't...
- Travel across state lines - Board a commercial airplane - Enter any federal building - Open a bank account - Apply for Social Security - Apply for Medicare/Medicaid -(PAPERS PLEASE.)
The Real ID is a National ID because the information is linked to computers across the country. Plans and efforts are being made now by global corporations and the U.S government to turn this advanced technology into a way to track our daily activities-and keep us all on Big Brother's short leash. Be very concerned about this coming into law. (Now postponed until Dec 2009). Let your congressman know they should vote against it.
Portions of the Real ID Act pertaining to states were scheduled to take effect on May 11, 2008, three years after the law passed, but the deadline had been extended to December 31, 2009. We have a new Homeland Security Secretary, Janet Napolitano, we'll wait to see if deadlines are changed.
(Thankfully) These states have opposed:
Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Michigan, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Washington have joined Maine and Utah in passing legislation opposing Real ID. However it should be noted that most of these actions are non-binding resolutions rather than acts of law, leaving the decision about compliance to the governors themselves.
Similar resolutions are pending in Alaska, Arizona, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Washington, D.C., West Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming.
States working to comply with the law, such as Illinois. In announcing the new regulations, (The former) Secretary of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff cited California, Alabama and North Dakota as examples of states that had made progress in complying with Real ID.
Real ID, a Real Nightmare.
Real ID - A Real Nightmare
From ACLU.TV: The federal Real ID Act may be on its way to your local motor vehicles office, where it would bring longer lines, worse service, bureaucratic nightmares, and higher fees -- and turn your driver's license into a true federalized national identity card that will be used to invade our privacy in ways Americans have never seen before. A battle is now raging over Real ID in state legislatures across the nation, with a growing number of states rebelling against this expensive (and unfunded) scheme. The piece features Bill Cattorini, a retired Chicago fireman who has been caught in a bureaucratic limbo due to a discrepancy between his birth date as listed on his driver's license and the date on his social security card. That was never an issue until Illinois began trying to comply with some parts of Real ID. To learn more visit aclu.tv/realid
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National ID
This National ID card is an invasion of our privacy. Ron Paul makes sense in how he explains it. If you're against this National ID card, contact your senator, congressman, and representative and let them know not to vote for it. We need to keep our freedoms safe, people.
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Senator Paul speaks about National I.D.
The law places no limits on potential required uses for Real IDs...
The Real ID Act will be like having a Real ID-compliant license and will become a requirement for various basic tasks. Thus a January 2008 statement by ACLU of Maryland says: "The law places no limits on potential required uses for Real IDs. In time, Real IDs could be required to vote, collect a Social Security check, access Medicaid, open a bank account, go to an Orioles game, or buy a gun. The private sector could begin mandating a Real ID to perform countless commercial and financial activities, such as renting a DVD or buying car insurance. Real ID cards would become a necessity, making them de facto national IDs."
Here's my favorite link:
Real ID Links
- nonationalid.com
- Up to date news concerning the Real ID in the News.
- BEST links to Real ID archives & bill approvals (prisonplanet)
- "Proponents of the REAL ID Act continue to make the preposterous claim that the bill does not establish a national ID card. This is dangerous and insulting nonsense." - Congressman Ron Paul:
- NCSL.org - REAL ID State Legislation Database
- See what states have complied or noncomplied or Urging Congress to act. Click your state, then Any, then Any and it'll bring all bills passed or not passed!!
- Montana governor Brian Schweitzer (D) - Declares independence!
- Montana governor Brian Schweitzer (D) declared independence Friday from federal identification rules and called on governors of 17 other states to join him
- realnightmare.org
- What's wrong with real I.D.?
- Real ID = National ID Card
- Across the country, the individual states are rising-up and saying 'no' to REAL ID. Now is the time for we citizens to stand-up for our fundamental rights and add our voice to the chorus.
- Faxes to Senators
- Example of faxes sent to senators.
- FAQ: How Real ID will affect you (2005)
- What's all the fuss with the Real ID Act about?
- States say no and yes. (March 4, 2008)
- "A seemingly odd phenomenon is occurring among some U.S. states that have flatly rejected the Real ID Act. "
- Radio Chip Coming to your Drivers License?
- "She said even if such license programs are run by states, there's virtually no way that the databases would not be linked and accessible to the federal government."
- Utah Takes stand against. (Feb. 27, 2009)
- "The Utah House of Representatives debated and approved the bill yesterday. Bill Sponsor Representative Stephen Sandstrom said the new IDs could be used to track people."
- Janet Napolitano debates Real ID (Feb. 20, 2009)
- "As governor of Arizona, Janet Napolitano was no fan of the Real ID program...
Now that she is Homeland Security secretary... says she wants to examine "realistic options" with the officials who must put the program into action - the nation's governors. "
Real ID - National ID
L.A.R.I., Rep. Jim Guest and news clippings. Ron Paul and Sen. Libby Mitchell also against removing our freedoms. Speak now, before we can't speak against it.
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THE NORTH AMERICAN NIGHTMARE
Gov. Trying Desperately to Slide in the National I.D. - States Must Fight!
Once put in place, if your 43 or older (Dec, 2006) you may get to wait until 2017.
Everyone else must have the real ID license by 2014. If your state participated now, your driver's license must be the Real ID to board an airplane. Contact your legislator to fight. 17 states or more were fighting as of Jan 2008.
Everyone else must have the real ID license by 2014. If your state participated now, your driver's license must be the Real ID to board an airplane. Contact your legislator to fight. 17 states or more were fighting as of Jan 2008.
Don't let it happen to the USA.
No Real ID!
We still have time to fight the Real ID! Email or call your congressman to vote against it.
Will Obama let the real id fade away?
"No doubt about it, Computerworld's article Obama administration to inherit a real mess on Real ID is spot on, not to mention the even more expensive messes faced by the states in dealing with the Bush era, high-tech drivers license program intended to somehow fight terror. But before you start trying to dig up your birth certificate so you can get your license renewed, remember that before she became President-elect Obama's nominee to run the Department of Homeland Security, Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano, signed a bill barring her state from implementing the Real ID Act...." Friday January 2, 2009 (about.com)
For full story CLICK HERE
We'll see.
Is the Real ID a sign of the "Mark"?
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Is the Real ID the Mark of the Beast?
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- Real ID Drivers License - What's going to be stored on this ID card? At a minimum: name, birth date, sex, ID number, a digital photograph, address, and a "common machine-readable technology" that Homeland Security will decide on. The...
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- ShushiDenMaster ShushiDenMaster Nov 30, 2009 @ 2:38 pm
- False prophet, is that like a man raise from the pits of hell from a joint hevenly effort - making the boy look like a key? And something about a book, do we have it?
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- RinchenChodron RinchenChodron Apr 5, 2009 @ 6:06 pm
- I love the Grant Wood picture holding an ID!!! Very funny. Interesting topic - welcome to the Activists Sound Off Group.
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- Cyrano_Smith Cyrano_Smith May 28, 2008 @ 5:26 pm
- Wow, you've got me thinking.
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