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The MoD are responsible for the biggest data breach in British history. We cannot ever accept a National ID system in Britain. No if's, no but's, it's not happening.

Since 5 July 2024, 356 phones, 62 laptops, 13 USB drives, & 11 computers have been reported as 'misplaced' or stolen.

Here's some key events that contributed to the fall of the Identity Cards Act [2006] in Britain:. Nov 2007 - HMRC officials lost the personal details of 25m people. Jan 2008 - MoD revealed that one of its laptops - containing the details of 600,000 people - was stolen from a car.

Whether it's the MoD, NHS or the National Electoral Commission, the state are *hopeless* in preventing serious, consequential data breaches. That's why we simply *cannot* have a National ID / BritCard system in the UK.

Labour have been pushing National ID since 2001. Blunkett once called them 'Entitlement Cards'. Now they're using 'Digital ID' in a modern, duplicitous iteration to soften & trick opposition. The UK made its decision to repeal ID cards in 2010 & that is how things must stay.

But of course the former chief spook & his ilk would relish at such a system because it might make things even easier for them to hire such individuals once they're in the UK. Like the abusive neo-Nazi that MI5 falsely gave evidence about in the courts.

It's 'absolutely obvious' that other well established National ID systems in continental Europe *haven't done a thing* to prevent migrants from making their way to Britain. Younger is talking about National ID. It was rejected through the Identity Documents Act [2010].

Unlike continental Europe, National ID is novel to UK society. We don't see it as a social need compared to other states with long existing ID schemes. We don't want to become a society like Poland, for example, where you must produce ID if you book a train ticket online.

"Features that prioritise everyday utility [living] will guarantee rapid adoption [of eID] & long-term use among residents.". This is precisely what we don't want to become in the UK like elsewhere in Europe; a 'papers please' society for everyday life.

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Here's what Palantir co-founder Alex Karp said in a recent interview: . ". so we’ve changed the world by humiliating people & getting rich. It’s the most effective way for social change: humiliate your enemy & make them poorer.".

One of the most common false equivalence arguments used in the 'ID' debate:. "We identify ourselves all the time using our phones, so why the concern about a govt ID". We don't explicitly verify our real-world identity through every single phone app or system process.

RT @guy_herbert: The most successful of arguments for #IDCards and other government controlled identification systems is the entirely circu….

This week has been nothing more than just Global Britain virtue signalling & the usual 'cart before the horse' mentality from a govt who don't seem to understand that you can't model a digitised health system from a country like Singapore & expect similar results in the UK.

Mark our words @Keir_Starmer, your sheer arrogance about state overreach will come back to bite you hard with the next big NHS data breach & your precious app. Because let's face it, the NHS has poor legacy infrastructure & a rich history of cyber incidents.

Digital identity: Used everyday but doesn't explicitly verify our real world identity. Digital ID: NHS app, banking apps. We verify our real world identity with biometrics or other specific data. National ID: Centralised, legally backed state-issued identification.

🚨Here's four things that Peter Kyle won't tell you:. 1⃣ Facial ID for registration. 2⃣ Unique identifiers collected & shared with other departments. 3⃣ Integration with the Digital Wallet. 4⃣ Serious vulnerabilities with One Login since March

The Nuremberg Trials were notable for the way they exposed regime authoritarianism, but also the mindset of its leaders. Exhibit A: Hermann Göring-Hancock.