UK's Blair Plans ID Cards, Legislation To Fight Terrorism
Nov. 23 (Bloomberg) -- U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair plans to introduce identity cards and measures to curb animal-rights extremists in a legislative program aimed at quelling the threat of terrorism, Queen Elizabeth II said.

``We live in a time of global uncertainty with an increased threat from international terrorism and organized crime,'' the Queen said in a speech marking the formal opening of Parliament in London. ``Measures to extend opportunity will be accompanied by legislation to increase security for all.''

The measures, including 32 bills, sketch the Labour government's priorities in the lead-up to the next election. Blair, who has lost public support over the war in Iraq, may call a vote by mid-2005 and is attempting to focus attention on domestic security.

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This isn't the mark of the beast but maybe a precursor for things to come.  Tony Blair is certainly a candidate for the beast that must come.  I have always said that terrorism would play a major role in shaping the last known form of government.

Is this a step toward that final hour?  

These last two weeks has seen a major world terror leader pass, peace take center stage with a sense of urgency, and the introduction of a new identity card that will probably sweep throughout the known world.

Keep sending me articles that you may see as prophetic.