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Despite their best efforts... 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 13:55 GMT

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... it seems New Labour haven't yet managed to brainwash the 'young people'...

Whaky Jacqui strikes again. 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 13:57 GMT

Given that I do not know one single adult who believes a word she says, what makes her think that she's going to be able to "reach the kids" when the only reason any of them will see for having an ID card is to make life easier for the police when they are stopping and searching you?

Target the Yoofs 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 13:58 GMT

Black Helicopters

I see.

One of the biggest obstacles the Gov't has with ID cards is the resistance from older people who remember a time when Big Brother was just a character in a story.

Solution?

Create a web site aimed specifically at yoofs in order to indoctrinate them without interference from busy-body old fossils.

Nice black helicopter, for obvious reasons.

"my life my id"? 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 14:02 GMT

Flame

I've never found an answer to the problem of changing names when the ID card insanity is upon us. For example, if a woman gets married and changes surname, will she be charged to get an updated ID? How can a government policy that has nothing to do with gender treat men and women differently just because of historical convention?

Slashdotted... 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 14:02 GMT

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.... before Slashdot got to it.

A new record!

Please, somebody in the right place start the No Confidence process so we can tell these idiots to piss off.

Well it's up now 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 14:09 GMT

Except by the look of it, the forums just got wiped.

HAHA 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 14:10 GMT

Stop

That forum is bloody hilarious. The only positive views for ID cards are one by the guy hosting the site (i.e. being paid by the government) and a moderator (probably another government paid lacky.

So funny how they say the system will be great with no explanation as to why and then get shot down by everyone else who's registered! Lol

Sign up and help put a stop to this madness!!!

For my title see my ID card 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 14:12 GMT

Alert

Well the site appears to be back up.

Some interesting comments as noted. My favourite so far has to be in reply to the discussion on Facebook, the initial post by the admin asking why we're worried about a central database of ID when we already give up more information on the likes of Facebook.

The first reply given was 'I haven't invited the government to be my friend on facebook'

And I mean, seriously, who would?

More bollox 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 14:13 GMT

Despite my experience with many years of petty crime, vandalism, sex, drugs and rock 'n roll they won't let me contribute to the debate. Too old!

WANKERS!

P.

Access Denied 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 14:14 GMT

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When you register you get an Access Denied page for all the pages.

Real free speech there, Ms Smith.

My Life My ID 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 14:17 GMT

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Yep! So get your bloody filthy mitts off it!

@ Nomen 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 14:21 GMT

Pirate

"How can a government policy that has nothing to do with gender treat men and women differently just because of historical convention?"

Er, the woman can always choose not to take her husband's name, if she doesn't think historical convention is worth it. Or she could get the husband to pay, if she does :)

The policy does not treat men and women differently. The historical convention does. Cart. Horse.

IIRC there was a lot of work involved when my wife (half) took my surname. It may be *less* work for women if they just have to update the id card and the banks, employer, landlord etc. get the change pushed to them. Which is obviously what everyone wants :lol:

diddnt load... 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 14:25 GMT

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Got fed up waiting, probably a load of shite anyway

Glorious 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 14:28 GMT

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mehehehe

@Access Denied 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 14:31 GMT

They've expressly stated that only people who put their age as under 25 will be able to contribute.

I'm pretty sure this violates the spirit of their brand new anti-ageism laws they've just been harping on about. But hey. who expects consistency from the home office?

The mod sounds familiar 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 14:37 GMT

Reading the moderators replies, they seemed strangely familiar.

Than it came back to me - The old Eliza programs where you try to have a conversation with a machine. http://www-ai.ijs.si/eliza/eliza.html

You: How do we stop ID cards

Eliza: Does that question interest you?

You: Labour have shot themselves in the foot again with this ID card nonsense.

Eliza: Please go on.

Well that's pretty poor. 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 14:40 GMT

Following my first attempt to log in to mylifemyid.org I sent a comment to the Register saying I thougt that as a life long petty criminal, vandal and sex, drugs and rock 'n roll enthusiast I should be able to have a say in the yoof dedate...

I then went back to the site (without reboot or anything) and this time said I was 20 yrs old and using my same email address was able to complete my registration and can now contribute.

What a load of rubbish!

P.

RE: Access Denied 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 14:47 GMT

Black Helicopters

Same experience here. I wonder if it's because I put "Strongly Disagree" down as my feelings about the scheme? Hmmm...

I won't be holding my breath but... 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 14:47 GMT

From the myths section:

"But what the Government does not have, and nor do you, is a fail proof system that can prove you really are who you say you are."

"fail proof"? Really?

Irony 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 14:50 GMT

Stop

A quick addition. This whole thing is about what we think about our ID being stuck to a single card, right? So why are the Shooters Hill people all anonymous? Surely they'd have nothing to fear from putting their real ID? After all, what can anyone do with your ID?

RE: Access Denied 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 14:52 GMT

Paris Hilton

I retract my last comment. It's more likely it's because I didn't click on the link in their email.

Paris, because she would have spotted my mistake.

Why waste your time 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 15:01 GMT

Coat

Why watse you time venting your splean on the web site when as already shown when Ms Smith took live questions on the interweb all questions where screened so she only got the brown nosers, what makes people think she or the goverment is even going to look at this?

I just hope they have the usual IT hitches so it gets delayed until this unelected goverment gets humiliated out at the next election and the blues stick to there guns and scarp this waste of time and money.

Viva le Revolution!!!

Old Jackys like my mum good at mum things but has no idea about the real world.

Brilliant... 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 15:01 GMT

Heart

From one of the yoof moderators...

http://www.mylifemyid.org/node/206

Don't know about you, but the current system with loads of different ID cards from student cards to bank cards is a real pain. In the future, I think it is going to be so much easier when we can carry round just one card which we can use for everything.

This site is the best laugh I've had today it's just so blatant (and shit)

Remeber Kids.. 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 15:02 GMT

Coat

Don't trust anyone over 30!

*\. Mines the one with NO2ID on the back.

I managed to register... 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 15:02 GMT

Paris Hilton

... sneakily bypassing the cunning and advanced age verification system in order to post a few rude words.

Who gives a custard cream anyway, it's only criminals who cannot be traced, the rest of us can be tracked to within a few hundred feet of our location at any given time.

Labour will be out soon, then we get the chance to have a big old moan at the Conservatives again!

Paris because she's better than Jacqui Smith (A kick in the gonads is better than Jacqui Smith for that matter)

cynical 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 15:15 GMT

I thought I was cynical, but the idea that young people will be lucky to benefit from being the first ones to have ID cards forced on them really takes the cake.

Shooter 13 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 15:19 GMT

Paris Hilton

They got there own Twat-o-Tron, check the shooters hill discussion, not one comment is written in 'proper' english?

PH cause she makes more sense

Good to see 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 15:27 GMT

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When I looked in the first thing I saw was a guy using the word Nazi's in connection with HMG.

Turkeys and Christmas 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 15:30 GMT

When you are young there are many things you are told not to do. Some of these are enshrined as laws. Some young people disagree with these laws and wish to change them. I would go so far as to state that if a young person does not want to change the world in some way, then they are abnormal. The young will not help you enforce a system of telling them what they can do.

P.S. If this government believes that all the current laws need better enforcement then why do they keep on legislating and have a department devoted to better regulation.

compulsion is inevitable 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 15:35 GMT

...and what the police don't currently have is a general right to stop you and ask for 'fail safe' proof of identity. The ID card plans inevitably lead there, none of the claimed benefits against terrorism and illegal immigration work without it.

Its also inevitable: if it can be abused government (and their tools) will abuse it. This is another repeat of the 'sus' laws of the 70's, persistently abused in a racist way that caused nothing but civil disorder.

English? 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 15:36 GMT

Joke

"...not one comment is written in 'proper' english?..."

You expect English from the semi-educated Special Snowflakes the current "education" system is geared towards turning out? Get with 21st Century Britain, oldtimer...

In spite of the icon, meant to denote lack of personal vitriol, there's more truth than I'm comfortable with in this comment... :(

Patronising? 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 15:49 GMT

Paris Hilton

Jaqui Smith? Patronising? Surely not? I find that a hard one to swallow.

PH, naturally.

Young people only? 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 15:51 GMT

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Don't let that put you off having your say (if you're over 25).

As this country lacks a robust identity card scheme you can simply pretend to be young by lying about your age on the signup form!

Fantastic youtube picture 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 15:52 GMT

that's not the home secretary!

Can't we just... 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 16:11 GMT

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Tell her to fuck off on the Reg comment pages... They're much nicer to use than that arse of a website...

Would be interested in the difference between the average age of Reg-Readers and the average age Reg-Readers are pretending to be just for a chance to stick a finger up at some poor Moderator who got roped into this...

@Paul 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 16:21 GMT

Coat

I say bring on the civil disorder then!

//Mines the one with the V for Vendetta "Guy Fawkes" mask in the pocket.

I want to send this to ips.gov.uk but I'm concerned that I'll be flagged up somewhere 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 16:30 GMT

Hi,

I've been reading up information on your website and have some questions:

1. How exactly will my biometrics be ‘sealed to’ or permanently paired with my biographical information?

2. My card will be sent by 'secure delivery'. Can you please define what is meant by 'secure delivery'?

3. This line concerns me:

"This will make it harder for someone to pretend to be another person when applying for an ID card."

'harder' for someone to pretend to be me? In the case of potential identity theft the word 'harder' has the same meaning as 'possible' doesn't it? And once that forged data is 'permanently sealed' then what?

Thanks for your time!

<no title> 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 16:37 GMT

IMO "Old timers" should not comment over there too much, after all it is supposed to be a youth forum. That said, a few comments to counteract the pro ethos of the site itself, should not cause anyone any sleepless nights.

They can have my fingerprints when they prise them from my cold dead hands ;-)

of yoof and age 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 16:52 GMT

Huw Gently here. The last line really had me chuffed:

> Perhaps she should try to kick more gently.

But that aside, isn't this whole thing of the elders trying to shove their morals and worldviews down the yoofs throats a bit old itself? Is Jacqui a Jesuit by any chance? Smacks of the "get em while they're young" approach.

Cheers,

Huw

Well the progress is promising! 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 17:14 GMT

Happy

In the words of Top Gear "That's not gone well".

Day of launch and the anti-Labour anti-ID anti-Gordon anti-Smith bile is flowing nicely. I particularly like the person registered as Gordon Brown, that's some quality identity theft right there!

My Goodness 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 17:28 GMT

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I couldn't see one single post in support. The closest I saw was a sort of "I guess it won't cause diarrhea, but that don't mean we should eat it." kind of post.

National ID 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 18:10 GMT

If the UK really wants a national ID card , do it the way the US sneaked it in. Turn your Driver licenses or state ID into a national ID. This was done with the real ID act.. Now states dont have to conform and its completely voluntary on the states part. Oh yeah any state that does not comply, your drivers license or state ID is no longer considered valid ID in the eyes of the federal government and there for can not not used as ID be used for air travel . Oh yeah and and now for a driver license to comply you must give thumb print.

So just turn the DL into a national ID card. Tell people they dont need it unless they plan to drive or travel.or get a job.

@peter 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 18:21 GMT

Joke

Well, if they're all wankers, you best make sure to stay out of their reach or they'll be jerking you around for sure!

managed or represented? 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 18:52 GMT

Flame

Governments exist through the permission of the people. NOT the other way around. I don't need a license from NuLabour to exist in my own country.

Cynicism Rules 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 20:07 GMT

Stop

Well, I may be an old cynic, but how long do you think the site will be up for before the govt claims that it has been hijacked by a vocal minority/older people being bad and lying about their age, and isn't representative of the views of young people? The govt seems to think that young = stupid and are being proved so very wrong!

Also, isn't the national database scheme at the ministry of information more than a little worrying when you also read about the criminal record checks being wrong more often than right? http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/07/09/vetting_checks/

I've nothing to hide, if I did I'd never find it again.

Favourite post 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 20:47 GMT

Black Helicopters

My favourite post has to be the one about Pete Comley - Minister of Propaganda at Virtual Surveys aand chief mouthpiece for the government's "If you've done nothing wrong you've nothing to hide" line that he spins on every forum he moderates.

Some wag has found Minister Comley's Facebook page and noted that it's marked as Private, which is very funny - worried about who can see your data are you, Pete?

"But's he's smart enough to limit access to his Facebook profile: http://www.facebook.com/friends/?id=581083834"

I'm an old fart 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 20:48 GMT

Black Helicopters

and live outside the UK but managed to register more than once using the same e-mail address. I wonder how many ID cards I will be able to get when they come out. I'm just off to create a new e-mail address in Jaqui's name and see if I can register as her. Maybe we should all try that!

It's not the UK helicopters that worry me, they keep all those locked up to stop the RAF getting them dirty.

Irony that people don't use their real names 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 21:12 GMT

Isn't it ironic that most people post as anonymous and almost nobody uses their real names or details. For a measure designed to take away their anonymity in normal day to day interactions that's pretty damning. Even the people in support hide their details.

Still, at least we can still make anonymous criticisms of Jacqui Smiths incompetence, even if we soon won't be able to protest on the streets without getting out identity taken.

Jacqui Smith handiwork continues to increase: says taking photos is no crime, unless an officer decides it is:

http://www.boingboing.net/2008/07/06/uk-home-secretary-gr.html

This appalls me, an officer way way out of control, demands some form of identity..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKl2sEN4yNM

I read on Jacqui's comments that the identity card would be link to a Biography (data about your life) and I find it horrifying that assholes like this would be able to get access to my private data.

elReg should host the discussion 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 21:26 GMT

Just reading, 'David Blunkett' (ha ha) points out that the shooters hill discussion

http://mylifemyid.org/node/178?page=1

has a series of comments (mostly in favour) of ID cards all posted within a few minutes of each other, all in the morning before the official launch. Look fake. Posted around 9:30 in the morning with the responses from people posted late in the day after the launch.

Clearly they planted comments to frame the debate and lead the kids to frame their comments in terms of the bullet points they have prepared answer to. But it does lead me to my point.

To have an honest debate, we can't leave HM.gov to run the website because they have a history of faking evidence and comments. So it would make more sense if elReg were to host a debate between Jacqui Smith and real people.

Get em while they're young... 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 21:59 GMT

Flame

Thats right, can't convince the voting adults so lets target the more impressionable children.

And now a word from our sponsor, the BNP:

Hey kids? Life getting you down? In trouble at school? ASBOs? Looking for some answers? Well look no further: Immigrants did it. Thats right kids, immigration is killing this country, and also, it's killing your pets. Last year immigrants caused about 4600m² of GLOBAL WARMING which is why teenagers sometime sometimes feel depressed, anxious or misunderstood.

We need to deport them all, close the borders and then presumably, everything will be fine.

A lot of "adult" people don't agree with our views, but if you vote when you're old enough for us LIFE WILL BE ONE HUNDERED PERCENT BETTER. We also have free sweets, and lemonade. Big smile for the camera...

How is this any different? With either policy, people tend to lean either toward apathy or extremism, and I don't see why having failed to convince the adults in the country, the government feels it has the right to indoctrinate the children into supporting them.

Luckly they failed miserably! Kids these days far are too street wise through trying to become coke dealing hiphop artists to fall for this kind of bullshit.

Viva La Revolución!!!

Hmmm... 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 22:30 GMT

Paris Hilton

When I saw this on the news today I was dismayed to see mainly (only?) positive views from the young people that the Blair-now-Brown Broadcasting Corporation had bothered to interview (or should that be "bothered to broadcast"?). My first thought was "now there's a good reason for increasing the voting age!". Hopefully this whole cringe worthy exercise will back-fire big time, especially when the victims, after a few seconds reflection (ok, maybe longer) realise this is the same bunch trying to keep them in school (aka out of the jobless figures) to 21 or older and saddling them with a life time of debt for the pleasure.

Oh, and while I am firing on all 0.5 cylinders: Brown said recently re growing economic crisis that a "global problem needs a global solution", ugh, helloooo, isn't the *real* problem already spelt out twice in that sentence? Are there any journo's with a backbone and a voice left today or have they all been retired or shunted off to game shows, leaving us with retards like Andrew "Yes Prime Minister" Marr. Grrrrr.

Paris, just because, ok

@Kain Preacher 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 22:34 GMT

Here's some backup from Florida: http://www.flhsmv.gov/html/dlnew.html

I never even knew about this bit. Now I know why I have to get my driver's licence out at the airport. :P

twat-o-tron 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 23:00 GMT

I just found this comment from a fellow el reg fan, comment http://www.mylifemyid.org/node/263

Bliss 

Posted Wednesday 9th July 2008 23:46 GMT

Part of me likes to think that Jacqui Smith is in her office sacking the bright-young-thing who came up with to the idea of this site. But a much larger part of me hopes she remains blissfully unaware for a bit longer.

As spin-doctoring operations go mylifemyid is a John Redwood / Mae Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau moment.

Can we look forward to daily 'best-of's?

What that site needs.... 

Posted Thursday 10th July 2008 00:20 GMT

Pirate

is a strong dose of goatse!

Why is it you can never find a hacker when you need one? :-))

Best laugh I've had in ages 

Posted Thursday 10th July 2008 00:40 GMT

Happy

The irony is just beautiful - they spend all this money on education, and funnily enough, the kids can think for themselves!

Access Denied - Whats missing if it just errors on the main page post-signup? 

Posted Thursday 10th July 2008 01:37 GMT

IT Angle

Access denied

You do not have the required permissions to access this page. If you believe this message to be in error, please contact a site administrator.

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and all I did was complete the signup process using a *secured* browser...

I answered the signup honestly excepting actual age...

too "simpleminded" a website if it gets broken by a simple "NoScript" plugin...

does it have "Drive By Downloads" for IE users ?

Just plain curiousity :)

***nyaan*** as the cats here in Japan say it...

LOL

IT? because where IS the intelligence if the technology IS the intelligence?

From an old but increasingly relevant show 

Posted Thursday 10th July 2008 06:51 GMT

"Blank is Beautiful!!"

Hardly joined up Government 

Posted Thursday 10th July 2008 07:04 GMT

This Government spends a ton of cash telling us all not to be ageist and then develops a policy of excluding people based on age from making a comment on the site.

This Government bleats about older people not 'connecting' with younger citizens and then prevents them from doing so on this site.

Or is it the policy now for this Gorvernment to divide and rule?

@Peter 

Posted Thursday 10th July 2008 08:35 GMT

Joke

Butbutbut if you had an ID card then The Database would know who you are, and wouldn't let you into the poxy forum on account of being ancient and decrepit. Or something.

I've tried to register but so far it has steadfastly refused to e-mail me a confirmation. Wait, who are those men in dark suits crossing the ca p%*)_546546%$$$$* NO CARRIER

pleeeeez 

Posted Thursday 10th July 2008 08:55 GMT

wont zumboddy just think ov de childrin.

@Xander 

Posted Thursday 10th July 2008 08:56 GMT

Pirate

Access denied after you register - absolutely correct.

Of course I did manage to post a comment under the video on the home page.

Power to the people!

@Michael 

Posted Thursday 10th July 2008 09:23 GMT

Black Helicopters

"I don't need a license from NuLabour to exist in my own country."

Yes you do.

Or at least, you will shortly.

Oh - and you're being watched, mind.

heh 

Posted Thursday 10th July 2008 09:25 GMT

why hasn't someone given the siet to anonymous?

For fear of CP and government spying I don't go to anonymous anymore.

FOI Act? 

Posted Thursday 10th July 2008 10:04 GMT

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Anyone considered lodging a request under the FOI to find out how much tax payers money they wasted on that pile of propaganda peddling shite?

Propaganda? 

Posted Thursday 10th July 2008 11:53 GMT

Happy

How can anyone call this a propaganda site? When I looked I couldn't see anything pro id cards

" lol " 

Posted Thursday 10th July 2008 13:06 GMT

The problem with ID cards is that you don't know where it will end. Once they're in place anything could be tacked on (and more people can be allowed to access). Complete health records, criminal record, religion, sexuality, who you voted for, all email addresses, where you went on holiday....

Hospitals/Doctors should only have your health records. Banks should only have your credit details. Police should only have your criminal records. It should not be a bloody free for all. It is not even relevant where you lived before. What possible benefit could there be to your doctor knowing what house you used to live in when you were 12?? Or anyone for that matter.. We all know that things like religion being given out ,

How lame that they name-dropped facebook to look hip! Haha. The difference with Facebook is that people CHOOSE what to put on. Not all teens even have a facebook. Many who have one use fake details. Plus (in theory anyway) you can pretty much change/delete anything you want, anytime you want, on a webpage. You are in control.

Young people want to be in control and left alone, so they are never going to win them over by forcing them to take part in something which is tracking them.

RE : FOI Act? 

Posted Thursday 10th July 2008 13:14 GMT

" Anyone considered lodging a request under the FOI to find out how much tax payers money they wasted on that pile of propaganda peddling shite? "

Well, evidently you have.

What's wrong with you doing it?

Nothing to hide, Nothing to fear 

Posted Thursday 10th July 2008 13:29 GMT

I guess they have nothing to hide.

Funny how they don't have their home addresses on that page, when any schoolboy could go to Companies House (or their website) and get it.

http://www.virtualsurveys.com/about/team/research/biographies/

Oi - Jaqui Smiff - msg 4 U 

Posted Thursday 10th July 2008 15:28 GMT

Boffin

Article 12. No one shall be subjected to arbitrary interference with his privacy, family, home or correspondence, nor to attacks upon his honour and reputation. Everyone has the right to the protection of the law against such interference or attacks.

Article 19. Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers.

Article 21(2). Everyone has the right of equal access to public service in his country.

Article 30. Nothing in this Declaration may be interpreted as implying for any State, group or person any right to engage in any activity or to perform any act aimed at the destruction of any of the rights and freedoms set forth herein.

Whore.

I am nolonger young :-( 

Posted Thursday 10th July 2008 16:50 GMT

Unhappy

I am 43 and tried to sign up.

"We are sorry, but unfortunately we can only recruit people for this research who are aged between 16-25 and live in the UK. Thank you very much for your interest in joining the research.

© 2008 Virtual Surveys Ltd"

So I am going back and pretending to be 25. Surely there is a law against age discrimination?

Am dwn wid da kids and da yoot. I will Obviously type in Text language, if I can remember how to do it. Any tips? Wear my baseball cap backawards or is that 1980's?

I am going in....

Access Denied to MyLifeMyID 

Posted Thursday 10th July 2008 17:05 GMT

Stop

I tried my login even though the confermation email has not arrived.

"Access denied

You do not have the required permissions to access this page. If you believe this message to be in error, please contact a site administrator.

© 2008 Virtual Surveys Ltd"

Obviously I need to clear the Cookies again.

I tried 

Posted Thursday 10th July 2008 18:52 GMT

but my username was rejected ... maybe I should try a different one than GeorgeBush

Read the forums 

Posted Thursday 10th July 2008 19:38 GMT

Plenty of El reg members in the forums. You can tell by the writing styles. And also they admit it here http://www.mylifemyid.org/node/293

No positive comments for National ID, except spin questions from the Ops. They are very creepy in a H.A.L sort of way. "Dave, I sense you uncomfortable with National ID" This was noted by one of the posters.

Pete Comley http://www.virtualsurveys.com/about/team/research/biographies/, I sense you feel your National ID properganda website is backfiring badly. May I suggest you claim that the site has been infiltrated by Register readers who are also probably over 25 years?

Where did Jaqui go 

Posted Thursday 10th July 2008 23:47 GMT

I notice Jaqui's front page video and associated comments lasted about 2 days.

Well I want an I.D. card 

Posted Friday 11th July 2008 00:21 GMT

Happy

'cos the wankers took all my other ones off me

Oh Dear... 

Posted Friday 11th July 2008 07:37 GMT

Linux

You can agree with your own posts on there.

The biggest problem with ID cards? They'll be implemented by the same sort of muppets as set up this website.

Penguin, because you _really_ don't want to see an angry penguin.

b7 

Posted Friday 18th July 2008 07:59 GMT

Dear Will,

Despite previous warnings you have still continued to post unsuitable and inflammatory comments on the mylifemyid forum.

I therefore have no alternative than to delete your account, and block your IP address with immediate effect.

I am afraid this decision is final and you will no longer be able to participate in the community.

Regards,

Debbie G

Forum Moderator

counter-conspiracy. 

Posted Sunday 20th July 2008 12:59 GMT

Black Helicopters

A quick look across the posts indicates that a dozen or so users, all foaming at the mouth "The Nazis are comming the nazis are comming" account for 90% of the postings.

So then, which anti-id group hijacked the governments own forum to "educated" the little darlings about the evils of ID?

I say "educate" because it's more "look kids I'm running round like a headless chicken, why don't you try it" rather than providing any sound reasoning against ID cards.

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