New Travel ID to be implemented June 1, 2009

[GoingToFast]

Originally Posted by the sceptic

What a load of old tosh. If you, as Americans, actually left your country and travelled the world as we do in the UK ( more people in the UK hold passports than they do in the US, and, how big is your population compared to ours?. Furthermore what does that say about your country, and how insular you are? ) You would realise that, WE, the people that travel, don`t mind biometric passports as it prevents terrorism and allows us, the people who actually want to see what goes on outside our country the freedom to come and go as we please.

the sceptic, you really do not have a clue do you, are you saying that you like biometric passports and RFID-ships and all that other ****, these things will not give you freedom they are meant to incarcerate you.

One more thing dude, 911 was an inside job if you by any chance haven´t heard that before, that means that most of the so-called terrorists really don´t exist.

[the sceptic]

Originally Posted by GoingToFast

the sceptic, you really do not have a clue do you, are you saying that you like biometric passports and RFID-ships and all that other ****, these things will not give you freedom they are meant to incarcerate you.

One more thing dude, 911 was an inside job if you by any chance haven´t heard that before, that means that most of the so-called terrorists really don´t exist.

I do have a clue, of course I`m not into chips to id me, but, biometric passports, no problem, we have them in the UK, why not? if it beats the undesirables from getting into my country why not?. Re 911 , please don`t tell me that what I saw live on my tv was a hologram.

[lotusflower]

Re 911 , please don`t tell me that what I saw live on my tv was a hologram.

Sceptic,
9-11 was not a hologram, but a planned out demolition. Have you ever watched the film Loose Change?? If not, I recommend.

[BeaTnik-BandiT]

Originally Posted by the sceptic

if it beats the undesirables from getting into my country why not?.

Which ones ?

[Waterman]

There is something that has been missed and no one has mentioned. Americans already have passports.... And this is to be an "additional" ID. This isn't about the implementation of new technology in american passports, it is a totally separate ID.

I think sceptic is skeptical because he/she thinks americans are whining about an inconvenience, but subsequent posters have done an excellent job of clarifying the concern.

Folks the powers to be are showing their hand more and more. It is amazing to me how fast they are moving forward.

And oh are we so naive to think counter intel isn't in here mucking up the waters.

If you think this person is whinie check my last post.
http://www.projectavalon.net/forum/s...rman#post54783

[sfth13]

I'm in the proccess of renewing my passport for work and this card is already offered on the application along with the passport

http://travel.state.gov/passport/ppt...card_3926.html

[GoingToFast]

Originally Posted by the sceptic

I do have a clue, of course I`m not into chips to id me, but, biometric passports, no problem, we have them in the UK, why not? if it beats the undesirables from getting into my country why not?. Re 911 , please don`t tell me that what I saw live on my tv was a hologram.

Ho are the "undesirables" ?
No the planes were real live and physical but there was not any terrorist Muslims on them, they were flown into the buildings by remote control .