This instructable shows how to deactivate those nasty RFID chips in your credit cards, passports and other devices that may give your personal information away to people with less than honorable intentions.
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Sphere: Related ContentThe United States has outsourced the manufacturing of its electronic passports to overseas companies — including one in Thailand that was victimized by Chinese espionage — raising concerns that cost savings are being put ahead of national security, an investigation by The Washington Times has found.
The European Commission will propose tomorrow that all foreign travelers entering and leaving Europe, including U.S. citizens, should be fingerprinted. If approved by the European Parliament, the measure would mean that precisely identifying information on tens of millions of citizens will be added…
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Interviewed after PA Intergovernmental Affairs Committee on January 23rd, 2008. Republic Media’s Sam Ettaro asks Williams about Homeland Security’s concerns over contract providers for biometric identity solutions. Pakistani engineer responsible for biometric systems that help the States comply with Real ID of no real concern to Mr. Williams, apparently.
NOTE: In his interview with the local news reporter, please note how he refers to “Federal databases” then later when asked about this, he denies it saying there are no federal databases. He also blatantly says on camera that biometrics are not involved a point on which Ettaro takes him to task.
Sphere: Related ContentA top homeland security policy maker suggests that the recently released mandates for a de-facto national I.D. card could help stop meth labs, if the government required that pharmacy’s demand that cold medicine buyers show their REAL ID. Yeah, right..
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Starting Jan. 31, a driver’s license and oral declaration of citizenship will no longer be enough to enter the United States for Americans and Canadians age 19 and older. People will have to present proof of citizenship, usually in the form of a passport…
Montana’s governor called on 17 other states Friday to join its rejection of the fed’s Real ID rules, but DHS says rebel states will be punished. Starting May 11, citizens of rebel states can’t use their driver’s licenses to enter any federal building or board a plane without a patdown. States that agree can get extension on pricey regs until 2014.
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If you are interested in keeping North Carolina from enacting the REAL ID program and keeping the Federal government’s nose out of your private life, I suggest you call in tonight and volunteer your time to help if at all possible!
We are in the fight for our lives, people! Get involved!!!
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