Prophet or Charlatan
Is the Real ID Act of 2005 just a card for immigrants? Could this Act be the forerunner of a National ID for all US citizens?
(PRWEB) March 17, 2005 -- "The Cattle", by Greg M. Sarwa, a future bestselling novel, explores one circumstance where fiction could become reality. Written before the passage of the House of Representative Bill, HR418 -- The Real ID Act of 2005 -- this novel examines a terrifyingly possible consequence of a National Identification System. Although the Real ID Act of 2005 focuses on a National Identification badge for immigrants, this book focuses on what might be the logical next step when incorporating available and approaching modern technologies. This frightening commentary gives only one perspective on what could happen if the government takes too much control.
"The Cattle" tells the tale of an average, dedicated employee who has complied with the government directive for an implanted microchip. All his information is digitally stored on this microchip which allows him to progress thru security. As he sits completing his tasks, something happens -- something that disturbs him.
What does he find out?
What will he do with this information?
What will become of him?
How might it redefine life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness"?
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