Biometric Passports..

[wakeup2nwo]

There may be a thread on this already i dont know, there's been talk about this for a few years now and it looks as though IBM will be issuing everyone in UK with new biometric passport over the next 7 years (IBM being the ones to 'barcode' all held in the auschwitz camps)

Not surprising, kind of expected..

http://www-03.ibm.com/press/uk/en/pressrelease/27972.wss




On the subject of IBM, another article advises that..

'Ministry of Defence and IBM enter 5-Year, £23 Million Agreement to manage UK Air Surveillance'

Anything to help along the chemtrails and our adored big brother state eh

http://www-03.ibm.com/press/uk/en/pressrelease/28221.wss

[lw71]

Traveling to & from the USA over the last decade has become increasingly more intense in terms of security, at least in one sense. On the US side, passport & thumb scan was replaced by passport / retinal scan a few years back. The last time I entered the US ( earlier this year ) I was required to provide a retinal scan, full facial scan, 2 x thumb scan & fingerprints for all fingers on both hands. This is as a UK citizen with one of the newer 'chipped' passports going on holiday for a few weeks. The purported 'increased' security was an absolute joke in terms of actual 'physical' checks. Upon leaving, carry on bags selected for checks after going through the x-ray machine were given a ludicrously slapdash 'search' - ie the zip was opened, the ( exceedingly young & presumably inexperienced ) security guy stuck his hand in the bag, had a root around & managed to drop a load of stuff on the floor, whilst completely failing to actually 'LOOK' at anything in there. Meanwhile, several sinister looking non-uniformed Israeli's hang about the area, eyeballing everyone whilst appearing to be doing nothing. The whole scenario stunk.

[wakeup2nwo]

Traveling to & from the USA over the last decade has become increasingly more intense in terms of security, at least in one sense. On the US side, passport & thumb scan was replaced by passport / retinal scan a few years back. The last time I entered the US ( earlier this year ) I was required to provide a retinal scan, full facial scan, 2 x thumb scan & fingerprints for all fingers on both hands. This is as a UK citizen with one of the newer 'chipped' passports going on holiday for a few weeks. The purported 'increased' security was an absolute joke in terms of actual 'physical' checks. Upon leaving, carry on bags selected for checks after going through the x-ray machine were given a ludicrously slapdash 'search' - ie the zip was opened, the ( exceedingly young & presumably inexperienced ) security guy stuck his hand in the bag, had a root around & managed to drop a load of stuff on the floor, whilst completely failing to actually 'LOOK' at anything in there. Meanwhile, several sinister looking non-uniformed Israeli's hang about the area, eyeballing everyone whilst appearing to be doing nothing. The whole scenario stunk.

thanks for your info!