Thread: ID card Bill dropped
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Old 07-04-2005, 09:19   #40
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Re: ID card Bill dropped
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Originally Posted by ntluser
Sadly for Tony Blair the dropping of the ID cards is just one of the "out of touch with the electorate policies" to be dropped.

They thought we wanted regional government. We didn't.They thought we wanted super-casinos. We didn't.They thought we wanted government at any price. We didn't.

The one thing they failed to see was that we wanted honest, effective government.
I fully agree with your last comment, but the to others I would say that they don't realloy care what the people want. If it suits Mr. Blair and his people, they will go for it. One only has to look at the implications of the Civil Contingencies Bill, and our particular "human rights" legislation to see that.

If Labour come back in, and they want it, we will have ID cards.
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