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Story: Ireland kicks off wireless 'black boxes' for cars

Posted by: Chris Williams (Friday 7 November 2003, 5:04 PM)

Don't know whether to laugh or cry over this. The Irish and Road Safety - oximoron I think the phrase is. They don't MOT cars and didn't they talk about changing the side of the road they drive on? First 3 months would be lorries and then the rest of cars after that! Only kidding........

The Black Box, hmmm.... let's not fool ourselves. The only way 'they' can implement intrusive devices into our cars and into our lives is to use either 'Noble cause' or 'humour'. If you make something funny you can get away with implanting microchips in our bodies. Tee hee.

Or else if you use 'noble cause' such as Road Safety, that makes it impossible for people to object for fear of being labelled 'anti-safety' or 'techno-phobic' - either way 'they' get the surveillance into our lives.

It will of course never stop at just warning about 'Accident Black spots' it will most assuredly send data to 'whomsoever' that records our position to within 3 square metres, and also the speed at which we are driving, constantly, day and night. Your Big Brother will know all he needs to about you.

Be warned and be afraid - the tricj=k is to start something like this in a 'test area' then release the foregone conclusions that it was 'an outstanding success' then Bingo - we are monitored for the rest of our lives.

ps there are many ways of reducing accidents but this one has massive and insidious undertones, trust me I have researched this stuff for years.