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(Truth News Radio) Tonight we catch up on some of the latest milestones in the ongoing state run program to strip citizens of their rights, reduce their identities to numbers, track, trace and spy on their every movement. As reported in the Australian on 15 Jan: Last August, former human services minister Chris Ellison overturned a ban on the use of Medicare data for other purposes through a controversial legislative amendment. read / hear more
Yes we know Smith isn't real, but the quadrillion something 16 digit identifier number is. With 22+ million Australian's we would need eight digits, or maybe nine if we wanted to get carried away. learn more
"POLICE have taken DNA samples from almost 1300 children earmarked as the next generation of criminals.[...] But civil libertarians have accused the police and State Government of giving up on Queensland's youth and focusing more on convictions than on rehabilitation. Civil Liberties Australia chief executive Bill Rowlings said it was an infringement of civil rights because, while the law ensured a child's criminal record was not carried through into adulthood, it would not stop their DNA remaining in criminal databases indefinitely. "Some of these children might be guilty of stealing a Mars Bar and for that the Queensland police are prepared to put them on a national criminal register, possibly for life," he said." read more
Not sure about those rip off "Mars Bars" but WA Police were wanting to charge a 12 year old over a "70c Freddo Frog" Some argue that holding a childs DNA even after that child has become an adult and "given a second chance" doesn't sound too bad. With the big new world order policy nanny state picture in mind, this smacks of a kosher created fantasy film called "Minority Report" where future crime is delt with before it happens. (or not) Bill Rowlings may not know (yet) that since about 1975 DNA has been taken from Australian children no matter if a crime has happened. (or not) learn more
The Civil Liberties Australia site and Bill Rowling's reply on this topic can be found here
