In less than 90 days, you will be "REQUIRED" by Federal Law to carry a "National ID" card.

Even though no one on Capitol Hill is talking about it, unless it is stopped, the provisions of The Real ID Act of 2005 (Public Law 109-13, 119 Stat 392), through the Department of Homeland Security, will require the federalization of State-issued driver's licenses by May 11, 2011.

This is the type of card the Nazi's and the communists in the Soviet Union made people carry.

The new cards, disguised as a uniform drivers' license, will be biometric. Each card will store up to a gigabyte of personal data about the card holder AND will contain a GPS tracking chip---so that means the government will know where you are at all times.

No one is talking about this... and certainly, this is something the Obama administration would like to keep quiet.

Barack Obama's America is quickly becoming Nazi Germany. Did you ever think you would experience invasive, Big Brother tactics in which uniformed officers ask: "Let me see your papers?"

I "KNOW" Barack Obama doesn't care what the U.S. Constitution says. SO WE HAVE TO CARE, AND WE HAVE TO STOP HIM.

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Comment by TheLasersShadow on February 28, 2011 at 2:31pm: "Each card will store up to a gigabyte of personal data about the card holder AND will contain a GPS tracking chip"

This isn't actually technically correct, the card will contain an RFID with a unique number that when scanned by the local stazi enforcer connected to the NCIC network. Will bring up all available data on you. The tracking comes into play when you (coming soon) enter a wal-mart and they have an RFID scanner at the front doors that will ping your ID if you don't have thin steel inserts in your wallet. The scanner connected to a government server then will then be able to keep tabs on the individual available upon request to anyone in the federal system. The RFID does not have the ability to communicate with a GPS or Cellular network by itself. I'm more worried about having to thumbprint to get a license.