BritCard (Digital ID card)

[Cels]

But I mean that list of things it's now "Also going to be used for" are EXACTLY the things that people want to stop illegal immigrants getting, that's literally what it's for

I thought "Into the Country" was what people wanted to stop illegal immigrants getting.

 

[Zatara]

First China spygate is collapsed by Labour.

Next they want to monitor you like China.

Not good. In fact very bad.

Whats next? Selling your data to China?

 

[Connor mcloud]

First China spygate is collapsed by Labour.

Next they want to monitor you like China.

Not good. In fact very bad.

Whats next? Selling your data to China?

China Crisis?

 

[Bryan+]

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Stick it where the sun don’t shine. Nothing like gold plating a turd

What in the Facebook junk is this grandad?

 

[The Binman]

Also, it's Blairs company who will make a lot of money from thsi

His son is the head, right?

 

[TGW89]

So glad I didn't give my details on Onlyfans etc. That's the first hurdle in the social credit system that these Britcards will usher in. Anyone considered a 'sexual deviant' will have their accounts frozen.

Next, anyone who doesn't vote Labour at next May's elections - bank accounts frozen, unable to apply for things like mortgages etc. After that, anyone who has ever complained about Starmer or called him a vvanker at the Darts.

On and on it will go, until we're in 'cast the first stone' territory.

Everyone will eventually be reliant on the state - unless, of course, they are in Starmer's inner circle - and with a total dictatorship in play and our royals seemingly disinterested in the mess that is unfolding in front of them, general elections will be abolished.

The only thing that could possibly save us is an invasion from the US.

 

[bicycleheader]

So glad I didn't give my details on Onlyfans etc. That's the first hurdle in the social credit system that these Britcards will usher in. Anyone considered a 'sexual deviant' will have their accounts frozen.

Next, anyone who doesn't vote Labour at next May's elections - bank accounts frozen, unable to apply for things like mortgages etc. After that, anyone who has ever complained about Starmer or called him a vvanker at the Darts.

On and on it will go, until we're in 'cast the first stone' territory.

Everyone will eventually be reliant on the state - unless, of course, they are in Starmer's inner circle - and with a total dictatorship in play and our royals seemingly disinterested in the mess that is unfolding in front of them, general elections will be abolished.

The only thing that could possibly save us is an invasion from the US.

This just needs put in a Facebook post with a picture of something suitably manly and screenshotted in here.I won’t believe it otherwise!

 

[Bryan+]

So glad I didn't give my details on Onlyfans etc. That's the first hurdle in the social credit system that these Britcards will usher in. Anyone considered a 'sexual deviant' will have their accounts frozen.

Next, anyone who doesn't vote Labour at next May's elections - bank accounts frozen, unable to apply for things like mortgages etc. After that, anyone who has ever complained about Starmer or called him a vvanker at the Darts.

On and on it will go, until we're in 'cast the first stone' territory.

Everyone will eventually be reliant on the state - unless, of course, they are in Starmer's inner circle - and with a total dictatorship in play and our royals seemingly disinterested in the mess that is unfolding in front of them, general elections will be abolished.

The only thing that could possibly save us is an invasion from the US.

I’ve reached that age where I genuinely can’t tell if someone’s being serious anymore????? especially these days. So just humour an old feller for a moment: are you actually being serious here? I’ve highlighted the part I found most curious!!! you’re comfortable paying/admitting to see breasts(??) instead of using the internet like normal person, yet... you’re suddenly outraged about a Prime Minister who’s 15 months into the job after nearly 20 years of Tory rule. And checks notes again, ID cards were originally proposed by Labour in 2006 after the terror attacks y'know?

Honestly, this whole take feels like it’s been copy-pasted straight from a Cosmic Scousers WhatsApp group mate, the one where ye debate UFC results, 5G towers, and the “real story” behind COVID...?

 

[degsy]

The onus is on eligibility to work, besides the obvious work arounds and the cash in hand economy, where does it leave under 16's, the pensioners, and the disabled? Further, JLR is still on it's knees crippled by cyber attack, and

someone has dreamed up a national digital database containing DOB, NI number, name, address.

DoB, NI number, name and address....Don't tell him your name Pike....thats about as basic as it gets
everyboy and his brother must have copies of that going back 60yrs

It's a mail fraudsters wet dream.

Certainly is

HMRC is looking to close Sheff Weds over an unpaid bill of £1m, they've let mone and co swan off with hundreds of millions (and the rest of the covid vip lane fraudsters) yet somehow national identity papers is being wheeled out again. This is the same bunch of feckwits that couldn't see HS2 financially finished. Pennine rail east west lines neglected.Prioritising fighting farage's reform party elevates their (right wing knob head racist scum) agenda far above it's natural standing. Theory is the chancellor has found another £22B hole in the finances, 12 months on from finding the £20B hole that led to WFA being wrecking balled last winter. Forget Wednesday, the entire country needs foreclosing. Hopefully the Scots get their independence and Wales follows suit. Sooner those St George flags symbolise just a bankrupted and consigned to history little england the better.

Instead of more taxes to cover these 'holes' and going after rich peoples (pensioners assets, aka the house theyve bought and paid for)
How about they stop spending so much...or at least target it better

 

[degsy]

First China spygate is collapsed by Labour.

Next they want to monitor you like China.

Not good. In fact very bad.

Whats next? Selling your data to China?

They already probably have it - everybody else seems to

 

[Alan Whittle]

Will Chico’s multi’s each need one? Asking for a friend.

 

[TGW89]

you’re suddenly outraged about a Prime Minister who’s 15 months into the job after nearly 20 years of Tory rule. And checks notes again, ID cards were originally proposed by Labour in 2006 after the terror attacks y'know?

Honestly, this whole take feels like it’s been copy-pasted straight from a Cosmic Scousers WhatsApp group mate, the one where ye debate UFC results, 5G towers, and the “real story” behind COVID...?

- Yes I'm pretty outraged about him being in the hot seat. So too it seems about 92% of the law-abiding country.
- 2006 Blair was still in power. He's still got input now. It's patently obvious.
- I'm aware ID cards are a thing in many European countries, but in this country, they'll be used in a more 'Chinese' way eventually.

But yeah, just keep ticking the Labour box like everyone else. Because we're scousers etc, our dad's dad's dad's dad always voted Labour. Heard it all before.

 

[Groucho]

Not too fussed to be honest, I have my driving license in my wallet at all times anyway.

Can’t see any need either for the cards or the anti-card fuss.

 

[Bryan+]

- Yes I'm pretty outraged about him being in the hot seat. So too it seems about 92% of the law-abiding country.
- 2006 Blair was still in power. He's still got input now. It's patently obvious.
- I'm aware ID cards are a thing in many European countries, but in this country, they'll be used in a more 'Chinese' way eventually.

But yeah, just keep ticking the Labour box like everyone else. Because we're scousers etc, our dad's dad's dad's dad always voted Labour. Heard it all before.

You didn't answer me question, mate. Are you being serious?

 

[TGW89]

You didn't answer me question, mate. Are you being serious?

Yes. The man in charge isn't a politician, he's a prosecutor. It's in his nature to destroy people. We'd like to assume that his line of work saw him put many a deserving villain away... though Jimmy Saville, unfortunately, wasn't one of them.

You can take a man out of the chambers and into number 10. But you can't take the chambers out of the man. It's in his DNA.

Just look at how he already knew the book would be thrown at the Southport rioters last year. "You WILL face severe penalties" - I think the short time between arrest and sentence (midnight courts etc) defeats the idea that justice is separate from politics.

And no I don't advocate rioting at all, but judging by that, why wouldn't he use these Britcards in such a vindictive way?