East Birmingham organiser Denis Adams outside the Identity and Passport interrogation centre in Suffolk Street, Birmingham
Years ago intelligence dossiers were reserved for communists and likeminded dissidents, but the collapse of the left in recent years and the onset of Islamic aggression has given MI5 new groups of individuals on which to focus their attention. As we in the BNP are diametrically opposed to Islam it has undoubtedly led to our own members being catalogued, but all this will be academic soon as each and every citizen becomes part of the New Labour database state.
The 69 interrogation centres will be used to gather information on citizens applying for passports under the guise of ‘passport and identity security’. Initially the centres will target first time applicants, but will later be rolled out across the board to ensure that anyone who renews their existing passport cannot do so without undergoing interrogation at their nearest centre. This can be hugely inconvenient as the timing is dictated by the Identity and Passport Service (IPS) and the nearest centre can be anything up to 50 miles away! That doesn’t apply to us here in Birmingham, but it does mean that hard-working Brummies can lose up to half a day’s work having to undergo the intrusive grilling.
In addition to being questioned about personal details your photograph and fingerprints will also be taken and all the information gleaned will become part of New Labour’s national identity register.
This sinister plan is part of a bigger issue relating to state intrusion and loss of individual freedom. From ID cards and the NHS database to microchips in our bins and black box recorders in our cars (not to mention where we can smoke) – New Labour is in the throes of Orwellian extremism. They will use almost anything to excuse this sustained assault on our freedom, whether it be terrorism, illegal immigration (there’s a joke!) or protecting us from identity theft!
To read more about the growing intrusion of the state into our private lives please visit NO2ID
Meanwhile if anyone has had to visit an interrogation centre like this please contact us and let us know how you found the experience!