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Published: Tuesday 06 April 2004
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Name
Richard Willaims
Location
London
Occupation
Consultant
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The really frightening aspect is when they put the info on a chip that is implanted in either your forehead or right hand (Mondex already have the technology) and combine it with your credit card, finally they get rid of cash!
I have been there when people were stopped in Fran...
Charles Wood
I've heard that the government will make the infor...
Andrew Beckett
We are given cost as a major implecation to the ge...
Anonymous
The really frightening aspect is when they put the...
Richard Willaims
This can easily have the opposite effect from that...
Peter Lewis
We, will be supposedly free to travel from state t...
Sumner Morrill Koch
Question:
When was the last time Government had a...
D.W.Griffiths
I was educated (some time ago) at a school run by ...
Bernice
We have voluntary id cards. They are called passp...
Anonymous
The government already has all the information abo...
Bob Robinson
Passport, Drivers Licence, National Insurance numb...
Anonymous
In the last 2 years, the government's estimate of ...
Anonymous
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