In a release on Oct. 24, 2008, researchers describe major flaws in the use of the RFID chip in passports and in some Real ID compliant driver's licenses.

RFID tags used in two new types of border-crossing documents in the U.S. are vulnerable to snooping and copying, a researcher said on Thursday.

This administration is asking for a $700 billion blank check to be put in the hands of Henry Paulson, a guy who has been wrong about almost everything.

If Wall Street gets away with this, it will represent an historic swindle of the American public -- all sugar for the villains, lasting pain and damage for the victims.

The Treasury's proposal is neither workable nor comprehensive, despite its enormous price tag. It would be foolish to waste massive sums of taxpayer funds testing an idea that has been hastily crafted. Paulson is asking
to be a financial dictator.

It was announced today that Delegate Bob Marshall has taken another bold stand for Virginia against federal bureaucracy when he introduced H.B.1587 for non-compliance of Real ID, renamed "Dangerous ID" by Virginia activists.

VA Liberty Defense will lead the fight in Virginia prohibiting the compliance of the unfunded, federally mandated "Real ID Act of 2005", renamed "Dangerous ID". The Department of Homeland Security has estimated the cost to the states to be $23.1 billion to implement this act. States will be forced to spend billions more to implement a driver’s license mandate that threatens unacceptable privacy and civil rights violations.