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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Driving / February 2005It's back ! NAFTA National ID Legislation incl. Driver Lic. Agreement
Well, today, a bill - HR418 "Real ID Act of 2005" has been introduced by Congressman F. James Sensenbrenner, JR (R-WI) that would rapidly implement a harsher National ID through your driver's license than the measures that were signed into law in the Intel bill under the 108th Congress. There are 115 co-sponsors of this bill. It will be riding the "train" on one of the spending bills to go over to the Senate. No one else wants this such as the Senate or President Bush. The House leadership needs to be told no ! They lost when they tried to push this in the Intel bill last Fall. Included in the bill is Sec. 203 which will mandate that states must participate in the newly created Driver License Agreement (DLA) as put forth by the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators(AAMVA). This is one of the onerous license provisions that were stripped from the Intel bill. The AAMVA is very aggressive in getting states to join the DLA. Only one state is a member which is Connecticut. The DLA would require all motor vehicle violations be posted to your driving record especially violations from other states and Mexico/Canada. Some states only post violations that incur points where as other violations such as seatbelt, window tinting violations would not be recorded. Some states choose not to put out of state offenses on your driving record like Colorado and New York. Colorado only post tickets that incurs points and out of state tickets are zero points, therefore, no record. This DLA would require points for and record of out of state tickets. Even non-pointable offenses like equipment violations would also be required to be on your record as well. In addition, the DLA would allow your driving record be accessible anywhere within North America ranging from Mexico near Belize all the way to St. John's Nfld or Whitehorse, Yukon. Also tickets from those places would go against your driving record with points. On the AAMVA, they are a private corporation who are composed of motor vehicle and law enforcement executives. They are an organization that decides motor vehicle policy for the US states and Canada but yet, they are not subject to the open door or sunshine laws of many states. Go to their web site -> http://www.aamva.org and many parts of the site is username/password protected. Since their doors are closed, they should be either disbanded or forced to open their doors for public scrutiny. This organization needs and deserves scrutiny ! Here are the links: Contact Congress -> http://www.visi.com/juan/congress/ HR418 -> http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/bdquery/z?d109:h.r.00418: No National ID Blog -> http://nonationalid.blogspot.com/ The CEO Council supports HR418. Any views that disagree are not permitted. Dissent against the government will not be tolerated. We here in the CEO Council support all government initiatives that restrict freedom. When you speak on laws, yhou are to support laws, not speak against them. We support the Driver License Agreement. In fact, Connecticut is a state for Corporate Executives and old money, that is why it is a member. It is also a "Member's Only" state. Other states will be made for "Member's Only" to where only corporate executives and the elite can afford to live but anyone else are locked out. California is also a "Member's Only" state as well. We plan on turning states like Montana, Colorado, Wyoming into a "Member's Only" states. We here in the CEO Council are desiring a return to a time where the Elite are respected in Society, not sneered at. The American People will be corrected and disciplined for not voting for John F. Kerry, a member of the Elite. > Well, today, a bill - HR418 "Real ID Act of 2005" has been introduced > by Congressman F. James Sensenbrenner, JR (R-WI) that would rapidly [quoted text clipped - 44 lines] > HR418 -> http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/bdquery/z?d109:h.r.00418: > No National ID Blog -> http://nonationalid.blogspot.com/ ;) -- We are Many Mark 5:9 > The CEO Council supports HR418. Any views that disagree are not > permitted. Dissent against the government will not be tolerated. We [quoted text clipped - 66 lines] > > HR418 -> http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/bdquery/z?d109:h.r.00418: > > No National ID Blog -> http://nonationalid.blogspot.com/ >We here in the CEO Council are desiring a return to a time where the >Elite are respected in Society, not sneered at. The American People >will be corrected and disciplined for not voting for John F. Kerry, a >member of the Elite. Not that your likley to pay attention to such things, but Kerry wasn't elite enough to get elected. If by elite you meen "those in power" you might want to try removing the tinfoil hat and reading a newspaper. > Well, today, a bill - HR418 "Real ID Act of 2005" has been introduced > by Congressman F. James Sensenbrenner, JR (R-WI) that would rapidly [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > leadership needs to be told no ! They lost when they tried to push > this in the Intel bill last Fall. Wow. If this bill goes through, then my drunken binges in Tijuana could catch up with me in White Horse. This threatens my ability to act irresponsibly and must be opposed. I must not be held to account for my misdeeds. > Included in the bill is Sec. 203 which will mandate that states must > participate in the newly created Driver License Agreement (DLA) as put [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] > HR418 -> http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/bdquery/z?d109:h.r.00418: > No National ID Blog -> http://nonationalid.blogspot.com/ |
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