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Old 06-03-2008, 08:39   #1
Sirius
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ID cards rethink to be unveiled

So the Government has decided to put even more data at risk and package it in a small easy to lose device. No doubt the Lib Dems will sit on the fence over this one as well, Lets face it just like Europe this is important enough to require a vote in the house.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7280495.stm

Problem with the unelected pretender Brown is that he says one thing and then does the opposite. Therefor the fact he hinted this

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Prime Minister Gordon Brown hinted earlier this year that the scheme may not be compulsory for UK nationals but suggestions of a U-turn were denied.
Does not fill me with a warm feeling of trust
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