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Old 06-04-2005, 16:57   #25
Xaccers
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Re: ID card Bill dropped

If politicians were able to cut through the waffle and actually list the real honest to god benifits of ID cards then I'm sure more people would accept them (although according to media polls public support is high)

Course that still leaves the implimentation problem and there's no way this goverment could do it properly!
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