Biometrics is the first step towards some bizarre Utopian government ideal, where they will target malcontent antisocial behaviour (sent to prison for pissing up a tree), or people with political leanings (those who dare speak up against the powers that be). As a consequence, partaking in such proclivities will deem you as an outcast, a hardened criminal, ultimately resulting in stripping you of all your civil liberties and ostracising you from society.
Perhaps it is a ruse to create global control and global unique identifiers for each and every person on this planet. This would involve cross-correlation of multiple databases across the globe, the perfect hypothesis for a one world Government (NWO – New World Order).
Or is it to combat the so called ‘war on terror’! This war on terror was simply created in order to install fear and subservience amongst the masses. Take cover, for a bearded man approaches… After all he must be a terrorist, he looks like a Muslim.What problems are these Governments trying to solve? What problems exist which justify spending billions on ways to track every individual of any age in a country using biometric technology? The threat of terrorism! Hmm.
It is no business of ANY government to know who I am, or where I am at any one time without probable cause.
Biometric implementation means you can’t ever change your ‘password’, so what happens if you get ‘hacked’. What happens if you have a horrific accident and lose your hands and eyes! You won’t be able to be authenticated! What then? Should you then consider replacing your body parts!
The best tried and tested security method to adopt is human interaction, for a person to physically look at you and then swipe your driver’s licence and contact the vehicle licence authorities to correlate the data.
Are we are living in a tyrannical world, controlled by the elite?
In closing we should be adopting the ethos that less government is better government.
It doesn’t matter how strong a security system is, it will eventually fail. Biometrics is no exception.
The more people that become aware of systems like biometrics, RFID passports, retinal scans and understand how flawed they are and what the real agendas behind these systems really are, then the harder it will be for the governments of this world to implement biometrics and the process of dog tagging all of humanity.
Share you thoughts.
Popularity: 17% [?]
Subscribe by email
Related Posts
2 Responses to “Part 2 – Biometrics still to be implemented.”
Share your thoughts
Personal Wind Turbine
Energy Monitor
Loading ...
Blog Catalog 
MyBlogLog
Digg 
YouTube 
Stumble Upon 
Technorati 
Twitter 
March 28th, 2008 at 12:20 am
[...] Part 2- The reasons why biometric identification will still be implemented. Share your [...]
June 18th, 2009 at 7:07 pm
You are right. I don’t like the fact that all phone conversations and Emails are being processed by the government. We are already at a point in time where it is almost impossible to hide.