The demand for your internal passport, either a real passport or the new federally approved Real ID drivers license, begins soon.
It seems to me the federal government isn't seeing the benefits of their passport requirement for entry into federal buildings, not for them but for we who wish to leave the dictatorial US government behind. This will tell people that they live in a state that has taken the initial steps to secession from the Union.
I certainly view that as a positive lesson.
I'm pleased to say that South Carolina has legally forbidden use of the Real ID and so have other states.
Such as Montana.
It seems to me the federal government isn't seeing the benefits of their passport requirement for entry into federal buildings, not for them but for we who wish to leave the dictatorial US government behind. This will tell people that they live in a state that has taken the initial steps to secession from the Union.
I certainly view that as a positive lesson.
I'm pleased to say that South Carolina has legally forbidden use of the Real ID and so have other states.
Such as Montana.
Good For Montana
Posted by Manuel Lora at 06:55 AM
Many states have rejected Real ID, including MT. Now its governor wants other states to more actively put up a fight against the DHS:
Montana governor Brian Schweitzer (D) declared independence Friday from federal identification rules and called on governors of 17 other states to join him in forcing a showdown with the federal government which says it will not accept the driver's licenses of rebel states' citizens starting May 11. If that showdown comes to pass, a resident of a non-complying state could not use a driver's license to enter a federal courthouse or a Social Security Administration building nor could he board a plane without undergoing a pat-down search, possibly creating massive backlogs at the nation's airports and almost certainly leading to a flurry of federal lawsuits.
Maybe it's not so bad that it would be more difficult to enter a federal courthouse or a Social[ist] [in]Security building.
The DHS has replied: "That will mean real consequences for their citizens starting in may if their leadership chooses not to comply. That includes getting on an airplane or entering a federal building, so they will need to get passports."
The two "options" we have are passports or the national ID. The Orwellian machinery functions quite well these days.
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