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Identity Cards Protest, Lunar House, Croydon - Pictures.

Terence Bunch | 26.11.2008 13:44 | Globalisation

Campaigners gather at the UK Border Agency at Lunar House, Croydon in London on the day the British Government provisionally introduce Identity Cards to the United Kingdom.

What Just Happened?
What Just Happened?

The cost of the database state in th UK.
The cost of the database state in th UK.

Outside Lunar House.
Outside Lunar House.

Identity cards and surveillance.
Identity cards and surveillance.

Your Money Down the Drain.
Your Money Down the Drain.

I Am Not A Terrorist.
I Am Not A Terrorist.

The Database State.
The Database State.

Canvassing bystanders.
Canvassing bystanders.

No2id leaflets.
No2id leaflets.


Campaigners gather at the UK Border Agency in London on the day the British Government provisionally introduce Identity Cards to the United Kingdom.

Despite endemic opposition and the horrendous cost, the British Government force foreign nationals to adopt the cards in a multi layered phasing in over the next 3 years. Eventually, every British citizen will have no choice but to carry the cards on pain of fine or imrisonnment.

The identity card system operates in tandem with the National Identity Register which will be used to aggregate a wide range of personal information into one place to allow UK authorities of whatever hue and colour access to the individual citizen at the most personal level.

The protest takes place throughout the United Knigdom in Glasgow, Cardiff, Sheffield, Liverpool, Croydon and Birmingham. November 25th 2008

Organisers:
 http://www.no2id.net/

Terence Bunch
- e-mail: terry.bunch@terencebunch.co.uk
- Homepage: http://www.terencebunch.co.uk/PUBLIC/identity-cards-introduction-protest-lunar-house-croydon-london-uk-25-11-2008.php

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27.11.2008 20:16

Why were the Cardiff and Liverpool demos better attended than the one in the capital?

Rogue
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Dunno

28.11.2008 01:57

But well done Liverpool and Cardiff, eh?

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