Comments on: Gates: U.S. behind India on accepting ID Cards for Individuals

By: SSS

SSS — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 18:39:19 +0000

so why would mr.billy jean work for a ID card system in india ??!!
strange !!! (but sounds familiar)
why is he interested??
what does he(they) get ??
ask questions people.
dont be fooled by these “stinky rich swines” !!!!

well globalists or elites think that their sneaky plans towards world control is under blanket. am not talking anything against the common US people. cos they are also like anyother commoner in the world, in clutches of these “parasites” that run the whole matrix of our planet .

when we individually do a little “research” and see the truth , we will understand the “matrix” in which we are in AND know that we are totally driven by a system by these “viruses” sitting on top of the world, controlling all governments of the world through UN and other fancy organisations.

here is some info about mr.billy jean. just google “bill gates depopulation”.
you will understand the motto behind depopulation.
why depopulation ??
less people means less headache in controlling the masses.

the idea of economic crisis or terrorism is almost the same. they both work for a common goal – one world government.
how ??

eg : problem > solution .

1 : terrorism > security > RFID chip.

2 : money crisis > one currency > digitized currency.

already most of the money is existing in digital form (moneycards).
now our identity can be tracked in the name security (RFID chip).
Finally combining both in one system, we can be like “tweety in a cage”

ID cards in third world nation is another sneaky step for world control !!!

unplug and see that you are being MANIPULATED.

turn off your TVs.

forgot to mention that its not all.

the best part is the HAARP (google it & see)

with HAARP technology , mind control , weather modification is a reality.
with these ID systems we let them manipulate us , INDUVIDUALLY !!!!

By: George Gardner

George Gardner — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 23:58:01 +0000

RE: he very idea of a “national registration card” is one more assault on our Constitution and Bill of Rights.

Agreed. I’m a fanatic about technology, but I don’t feel the Gov. would use this technology for good.

By: Catmoves

Catmoves — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 14:49:20 +0000

I approve of Bill Gates genius in creating Microsoft. But as far as being smart (intelligent) about facets not really a part of that project, Mr. Gates should learn that embracing controlling idiocies on the American people should, and probably will, be fought tooth and nail.
The very idea of a “national registration card” is one more assault on our Constitution and Bill of Rights.
Bill, what were you thinking?

By: JohnJ

JohnJ — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 12:25:42 +0000

Re: central ID card. This is bad on so many levels. For one, right now, if you are asked to identify yourself, stating your name is all you legally have to do. You do not have to produce ID documents as the government doesn’t mandate you carry them. Once there’s a national ID card, carrying it will be mandatory and, in essence, the ability to move about freely without the government tracking your whereabouts will disappear.

Also, we know the scope creep that has made the social security number & card a joke. Don’t think for a second that the national ID card won’t suffer from this as well. Tying medial info to the card is already changing the scope from an ID system to a records access system.

Re: “smart people”. Are those the same college-educated smart people who drove our economy into ruins?

Gates can be brilliant but he tends to think that there’s a technology solution to all of mankind’s ills. The problem is that society, government, and the private sector are always at odds over how the technologies will serve their purposes. And what benefits one sector won’t generally benefit another, with society losing out most of the time.