U.S. moves closer to e-passports

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Funny

a person in the U.S. has right to personal papers and documents,but cannot exhibit that relationship when traversing foreign borders.

As well we have a right to know whom our accusers are yet,have little recourse as to what well being could be gained from using our on documents worldwide.

The problem isn't identity here,the problem is 'liberation of record . Far as I know immigrations got nothing to do with identity of passports. At least they shouldn't. If a passport is for identity, then immigration isn't utilizing it for immigration purposes.

For government,annyway,it is true and certain that the terms of office are less than 4 years,and some at most 6. However the relationship of knowledge stored in record is quantifyable for whatever store of notice persons,in government maybe even government(S) would include to acsertain.

So politicians here today gone tommorow,yet we are forever bound by the relationships an unknown future has to its archetects of information liberalization.

Immigration is kind of a decadent doctrine anyway.


Twilight zone.

- just talking.

Posted by: ParadigmOdyssey   Posted on: 10/26/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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