Peter's Viewpoint

Once again geniuses unleash technology without considering all of the risks and all of the foresight that aims to accumulate personal information.

Agencies in the USA and Europe have prioritized the collection of personal information to attempt to fight the war against terrorism but that means that everyday citizens will be dragged into the conflict.

Identity theft at an all time high and now it will include financial information.

Due to the high distrust regarding corruption in the marketplace, tax agencies have developed a plan that will force society to record every financial transaction possible.
This in effect will require people to carry a government issued card and that will stall, temporarily, the highly controversial implanting of RFID chips into people.  If you don’t carry the card, their logic will dictate that you must be hiding something.  Big brother used to be just something you read about in spy novels but now it will be de facto.

Problems with RFID include personal data theft.

The average person with a credit card using the Internet unsuspectingly and unknowingly answering phishing scam requests will now be subject to having that same information stolen from them while shopping in a supermarket or walking on the street.

RFID chip technology is now available to hustlers and carpetbaggers that make their livelihood from using your money.  The use of intrusive technology will give criminals an advantage that is actually worse than Internet marauders because it will lift their personal information from them without their knowing it.

Here is a video on how easy it can happen using reverse engineering of how it is supposed to collect data.

Electronic Hijacking

When political dreams using taxpayer’s money go bust.

Sadly, those who will pay for this are the same people who pay their taxes now.
The British government foolishly fails to implement their plans with forethought as you can see the British citizens tossing £400,000 of taxpayer’s money into the garbage.

Gov will spend £400k to destroy ID card data

Technology can be a vicious circle!