hi, if u have any info about pune ats officers figuer..or arms quntity.....
On Sun, Apr 11, 2010 at 5:34 PM, Ramnarayan.K <[email protected]>wrote: > > > Hi > > A single comment on top. I totally agree with Sarabjit about how this > UIDAI exercise is nothing but a way to keep tabs on everybody, (and if > thats not possible then atleast those who dissent) > > > On 4/9/10, sarbajitr <[email protected] <sroy1947%40yahoo.com>> wrote: > > 3) UIDAI is a (shortly to be privatised) database to track each and every > > Indian resident, and is an important unit in the plan to convert India > into > > a "police state". Other important steps if this plan are to photograph > and > > fingerprint every Indian citizen in the guise of the Census of India / > > National Population Register 2011. > > > > Is there a way to avoid this, will it be a crime to not be part of the > census. Am thinking some futuristic sci fi movie where people fake > some chip in their head to get around the system. > > > > 4) Although the GoI cl;aims that data is confidential, in reality it is > > being shared with each and every state / police / intelligence agency > > including foreign (US / Israeli) agencies. So the next time, say, someone > > from your caste or religion provokes a communal incident (say Godhra / > > Gujrata / "big tree falling") the local politicians and the communalised > > police will instantly know how to locate you for their revenge. > > The chinese are already hacking into our most secret systems, and the > canadians who knew kept quiet. Needless to say there are enough people > out there just waiting for this opportunity to get hold of full > details and if they so want they can send in legal citizens without > anyone knowing better. So much for enhanced security. > > *** > In the late 20's and 30's (the 1900 wallah) the dutch kept meticulous > and detailed records of every citizen, esp, Jews. The idea was > honorable, to ensure that services could be targetted at those who > needed it the most. Well Hitlers Machinery certainly delivered > services to these 1000's of unfortunate souls. . > > We have evidence that targeted attacks have been carried out, in > India, during every major incident (and probably minor as well) so > there is every reason to believe that each one of us as individuals > will now be a compromised soul. > > I think we need to revisit this whole issue and figure out if we can > make enough noise to stall this nefarious scheme > > ram > > >
