Woman sues state over mandatory 'mark of the beast'

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Woman sues state over mandatory 'mark of the beast'

« on: September 22, 2011, 04:10:37 am »

Woman sues state over mandatory 'mark of the beast'
Challenges requirement for biometrics to get driver's license

An Oklahoma requirement that driver's license applicants submit to "biometric" digital photographs – which are "stored and shared" without the applicant's knowledge – is a violation of religious rights, charges a lawsuit filed against the state's Department of Public Safety and several individuals.

The suit names Public Safety Commissioner Michael C. Thompson.

The state has told the plaintiff, Kaye Beach, that she must submit to the biometric requirement to obtain a license in the state, and there is no exemption based on religious beliefs.

The lawsuit contends the requirement, however, violates the Oklahoma Constitution because it "substantially" burdens Beach's free exercise of religion and does not accommodate her sincerely held religious beliefs.

The case seeks a ruling that "in order to comply with the Oklahoma Religious Freedom Act, the state must provide an accommodation to Ms. Beach … which allows her to submit a low-resolution non-biometric facial photograph in order to obtain a driver's license."

"Whether a biometric ID card in the form of a driver's license or other government-issued form of identification is the mark of the Beast or merely the long arm of Big Brother, the outcome remains the same – ultimate control by the government," said John W. Whitehead, president of The Rutherford Institute, which is handling the case.

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The state has told the plaintiff, Kaye Beach, that she must submit to the biometric requirement to obtain a license in the state, and there is no exemption based on religious beliefs.

Well, there you go! Don't get more plain than that. As I've said, all that's left is the mandate that all citizens must have that thing, biometrics and all, for the security of the homeland of course. Roll Eyes

And once they have run that phase, they'll switch to the next phase which is mandatory mark, or death.

Yep, looks like prophecy is right on schedule. Thank you Jesus.


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