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To: One Proud Dad

Well, even then, how useful is it?

So they have a picture of my retina. Does that make it easier to track me? Or catch me if I am a fugitive?

I don't get it.


4 posted on 01/24/2006 8:02:54 AM PST by HitmanLV (Listen to my demos for Savage Nation contest: http://www.geocities.com/mr_vinnie_vegas/index.html)
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To: HitmanNY

It isn't just the retina. This is the SAME thing that is being done with the livestock tracking AND it is coming from the same granting project of the NGOs.

EVERYTHING, is being collected for one big global database.

See my link I added called Healthy People 2010.


13 posted on 01/24/2006 8:50:32 AM PST by Calpernia (Breederville.com)
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To: HitmanNY

The program works by matching your
iris pattern to the recorded pattern
you voluntarily (or if arrested and
printed, involuntarily) submitted
when you signed up for the program
with the school.
Watch...ACLU will be lobbying for
a Congressional stand to ABOLISH
the iris records once the "child
leaves the school system." 'Course,
that won't happen. The child's
iris pattern as well as those of the
4 "guardians" will be retained
somewhere in the NSA files, probably
even 10 years after a legal death
certificate has been verified!


27 posted on 01/24/2006 10:57:50 AM PST by Grendel9 (u)
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To: HitmanNY

See ur problem...but try to look
down the pike in the road.
All transportation systems leaving
an area will have an Iris ID machine.
Prior to receiving ur boarding pass,
you will be scanned. Just imagine
the advantage having these set up
at the borders across NMex, Az, Ca,
Tx! When those migrant workers with
their "work permits" cross over daily,
there will be proof that Jose is really
Jose and not his cousin Jimenez. Then,
at any border/International airport,
passengers will no longer be suspect
because they have a "similar/identical
name" to someone on a list. Remember
that 5 year old boy who was banned from
boarding the plane because his name was
on the list?
It's actually a great idea.
I'll lay odds there's not one prisoner
released from Guantanimo whose iris
pattern is not already on file.

Again...watch the ACLU claiming it's
an invasion of privacy!


29 posted on 01/24/2006 11:14:15 AM PST by Grendel9 (u)
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