A South Carolina high school physics teacher and other members of his esoteric Christian denomination will be allowed to keep their digital portraits off of their state drivers' licenses after reaching an agreement with the DMV. Phil Hudok believes that ID cards bearing digital photos are the "mark of the beast", so the state has agreed to allow him and others of his faith to have their pictures taken and stored in a central database without printing them on their licenses. South Carolina, along with several other states, is preparing to comply with the federal Real ID act, which would require states to share drivers' license data with each other. Also as part of the Real ID act, this data will be used to track down U.S. citizens, break into their homes in the middle of the night, and implant New World Order tracking devices/high explosives into their rectums. One of the previous sentences is false. More details here.
Monday, August 11, 2008
DMV Surrenders to Crazies
