Posted on 07/19/2006 2:59:43 PM PDT by kronos77
As Serbian dailz "Novostz" is reporting, new law passed in parlament ingnited large religious debate and outrage in Serbia. Problem rosed when old ID card law from 2002. is posted on disscussion in parlament. Law sazs that new ID cards containing biometrical information and chip with all essential data of holder is obligatorz in next 3 zears. large number of Christian Ortodox church members rose against it claiming that "New ID cards are even worse than yellow ribbons that Jewish people were forced to ware during WWII" as priest Mladenovich said. Church high ranking officials are convinced, aldough not official stance of Church, that new ID cards are in breech of privacz, and sighn of Orwelism, even comparing cards to John s Revelation, in bible as "mark of the beast". Equipment for manufacturing of the cards was bought during Clintons administration from Motorola company by Soros posted Democratic-leftist goverment than in Serbia.
More people are saying that ID cards were at first introduced in Serbia as "Aussweisses" bz german occupators, and than bz Communist regime. One of supporters of "Anti-ID card protest" is princess Linda Karadjordjevic.
finaly Christian demonstrations possibillity
In the late 1990's there was a group of Greek monks who started a rock band called "Eleftheri". They ran a camp for kids and the kids kept saying to the priests, "You always tell us what music not to listen to, but that leaves nothing left for us to listen to." So the monks formed the band, and Eleftheri actually topped the music charts in Greece. (I've heard them and they are really good.)
But one of the main things that the monks demanded of their music company was "no barcodes" or other electronic identifiers on their CDs. As a matter of fact, they did a song about the evils of barcodes and electronic identifiers for humans.
This sounds like the Serbian government is attempting to do exactly what these monks warned against!
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