Recent events such as the refugee crisis across the European Union
should have promoted the debate on the need to introduce national identity cards
(NID) in the UK. We can see the benefits of introducing NIDs as a means to
protect resources such as National Health Service benefits against so-called holiday
day health cheats. Illegal immigration overnight would at last be a statistic
you could trust. Would it stop terrorism, well, that’s debatable, but that’s not
the reason why NID cards should be introduced the real reason is so obvious it's
staring you in the face? That’s right Syd, it’s so simple. Think about it and
read on and I will tell you.
Terrorism can implode numerous economic dimensions as it attempts
to target its message, while world communities debate the effects of
introducing identity cards (ID) cards as a measure for improving the security
of states and their citizens. Liberal
rights groups dispute the idea of national identity cards (NID) as diminishing
the rights of privacy of the individual, while not safeguarding individuality
against totalitarianism. Governments assert that the individual’s privacy will
be protected by relevant data protection legislation specific to member states,
although cross-border data transfer remains an issue why most opponents of NID
schemes regard this process as potentially affecting human rights. I disagree with this libertarian view based on the science of economics. To manage a complex organization you need sophisticated systems to manage and plan ahead, otherwise, we would not need calendars.
The
9/11 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center has created a heightened sense of
urgency in many governments while they attempt to answer the threat of
terrorism. Some form of NID system is proposed as one measure in securing the
internal security of many countries and the UK. The technology to
administer these large ID authentication systems are proven, tested, and
secure enough to process millions of authorizations. Effective countermeasures are essential against terrorism, but the ethical use of information
technology and the laws that protect against misuse are principles by which opponents
argue ID cards are an ineffective measure when inappropriately insecure as recent cases show, but, that is not a reason not to have NID cards that's just poor management.
Recent events
like the TalkTalk saga show how the protection of databases is essential and they
should always be encrypted regardless of what interface it's interacting with. As
Sun Tzu said, “Don’t court your own disaster.”
Moving
on, running safe systems is not rocket science, it just takes common sense and
always keeping in mind what will happen often, does. The efficacy of NID cards
is essential for the protection against fraud of state benefits, it’s as simple
as that.
Are you listening, what are you dreaming?
As Jesus said, “Belief is everything.”
In my book “It’s Never Too Late” read how dreams do come true, but be careful what you wish for. Understand the secret of greed and you will attain one of the secrets of prosperity. The book will also take you on a journey and explores love, money, luck, and much more.
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