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Story: Half of UK opposed to ID cards

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Posted by: Moley (Friday 8 February 2008, 12:27 AM)

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"The poll found the majority of respondents support creating a separate database of every child in the UK, creating a central identity register"

No! Absolutely not! That commits our children who had no say in the matter, and makes the I.D. system and Nation Register a 'Fait Accompli'

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