Pertinent art, or first signs of sanity?

WRITTEN ON April 29th, 2009 BY Ruth Kennedy AND STORED IN Foundation of Trust, Identity, Pertinent Art, What do we want?

The Grauniad reports that the instigator of serious efforts to introduce ID cards in the UK, D Blunkett Esq, has just suggested we don’t need them after all.

Scrap ID cards plan, says David Blunkett. Passports with biometric data would do same job and be cheaper than £5bn scheme, says former home secretary

I think this calls for a re-visit to the best pertinent art of ’em all….. ENJOY ECLECTECH at its best!

Still here? Ok, since you are…let’s also enjoy the database-rag, featuring our very own current Home Secretary, Jaqui Smith (spot the ORG Freedom Not Fear piccie!)

2 Responses to “Pertinent art, or first signs of sanity?”

Ideal Gov administrator wrote on April 29th, 2009 5:25 pm :

Or, as Franz Kafka might have put it: “One morning David “Clunkett” Blunkett awoke from anxious dreams to find he had metamorphosed into an intellectual pygmy.”

I LOVE the database rag – never saw it.

Ideal Gov administrator wrote on April 29th, 2009 5:26 pm :

In fact, I think this might herald a brief rehearsal of the “Dance of the intellectual pygmies”. Room 10 is not large, so I wont be expansive about it….