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the leftist morons obviously support this, as they support everything the MESSiah says...
...sheep.
I really haven't seen any liberals defend this....yet. Maybe there is some common ground here.
Thanks guys but I do well enough on my own making my own online ID's and remembering all of my very own passwords.
Yes, the right wing is in our bedrooms.Government in every orifice. I wonder when they'll start charging for our breathing.
Good-bye privacy and the ability to post anonymously on the internets.
Good-bye privacy and the ability to post anonymously on the internets.
You don't really imagine that you're posting anonymously now, do you?
I mean seriously?
The internet is the glass house wing of your life.
If you want privacy, step away from your computer and disconnect your internet connection immediately.
I have no idea what this bill was meant to do, but however innocuous its intent might be, it can probably also (and that usually means it also WILL ) be abused.
"We are not talking about a national ID card," Locke said at the Stanford event. "We are not talking about a government-controlled system. What we are talking about is enhancing online security and privacy and reducing and perhaps even eliminating the need to memorize a dozen passwords, through creation and use of more trusted digital identities."
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Schmidt stressed today that anonymity and pseudonymity will remain possible on the Internet. "I don't have to get a credential if I don't want to," he said. There's no chance that "a centralized database will emerge," and "we need the private sector to lead the implementation of this," he said.
Good-bye privacy and the ability to post anonymously on the internets.
You don't really imagine that you're posting anonymously now, do you?
I mean seriously?
The internet is the glass house wing of your life.
If you want privacy, step away from your computer and disconnect your internet connection immediately.
I have no idea what this bill was meant to do, but however innocuous its intent might be, it can probably also (and that usually means it also WILL ) be abused.
Good-bye privacy and the ability to post anonymously on the internets.
You don't really imagine that you're posting anonymously now, do you?
I mean seriously?
The internet is the glass house wing of your life.
If you want privacy, step away from your computer and disconnect your internet connection immediately.
I have no idea what this bill was meant to do, but however innocuous its intent might be, it can probably also (and that usually means it also WILL ) be abused.
You have no idea what it will mean?
I means mother fuckers coming to your mother house to beat tyhe shit out of you if you say something the government doesn't like
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And this:
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The Obamanoids wanted us to send the lies to [email protected]. Well, that didn't work out too well - so now they want to monitor all Thought and Speech Crimes.
STANFORD, Calif. (CBS News) President Obama is planning to hand the U.S. Commerce Department authority over a forthcoming cybersecurity effort to create an Internet ID for Americans, a White House official said here today.
Its the absolute perfect spot in the U.S. government to centralize efforts toward creating an identity ecosystem for the Internet, White House Cybersecurity Coordinator Howard Schmidt said.
That news, first reported by CNET, effectively pushes the department to the forefront of the issue, beating out other potential candidates including the National Security Agency and the Department of Homeland Security. The move also is likely to please privacy and civil liberties groups that have raised concerns in the past over the dual roles of police and intelligence agencies.
The announcement came at an event today at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research, where U.S. Commerce Secretary Gary Locke and Schmidt spoke.
The Obama administration is currently drafting what its calling the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace, which Locke said will be released by the president in the next few months. (An early version was publicly released last summer.)
We are not talking about a national ID card, Locke said at the Stanford event. We are not talking about a government-controlled system. What we are talking about is enhancing online security and privacy and reducing and perhaps even eliminating the need to memorize a dozen passwords, through creation and use of more trusted digital identities.
The Commerce Department will be setting up a national program office to work on this project, Locke said.