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Real ID is not a national ID card designed to protect us from terrorism and illegal immigration -
it is an INTERNATIONAL ID card designed to track the movements of everyone wherever they go - anywhere in the world.
NAIS will be a world wide tracking system, Farm to Fork, and comes directly from the OIE a United
Nations Orgainization. Do you see a pattern yet?
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National Animal Identification System,
(NAIS) that thousands of livestock producers have opposed for close to a half dozen
years, is still being demanded by USDA, and USDA branches. Like a creeping fungal spore in moves on with unrestrained
funding. Why does this numbering plot have a life without death? No economic facts, no logic, no legal barrier
stops this horrid scheme as it moves with perverted "cooperative agreements" to number all farm livestock and farm properties.
Nearly 2000 years ago it was written in the Holy Bible that in the last years of history a
numbering system would be used so that no person could buy or sell without an enforced number. Real ID and
NAIS perfectly fit the prophecy of Revelation 13. It is a battle of the unjust against the just. Some would say
it is only a coincidence, yet others are certain a massive plan is in play to number all livestock and then number
all people. A federal plan to control people like herds of cattle moving through the check out counter
of life.
It is easy to oppose NAIS on purely non-Biblical reasons, but equally easy to see the
hand writing on the wall. Every livestock owner should oppose NAIS. Every Christian should oppose NAIS. Every
human who consumes food should oppose NAIS. Every USDA employee should oppose NAIS. Every veterinarian, every President, every
Congressman and every Senator should oppose NAIS.

How does the Administrative Procedures Acts work? Read the article done by Karen Berenger http://ruralheritage.com/stop_nais/rulemaking03.htm
Now see how it truly works on REAL ID.
Transcript of Conversation between myself (Ralph) and Amy Bunk - head Attorney of Federal Register
on APA and there is no one to enforce the APA but you and me going to the corrupt courts - Hoo-haa.
P.L. 109-13
Administrative
Procedures Act of 1946 codified in 1966 in Title 5 found today in 5 U.S.C. sections 500, 600, 700, 800 and 900
This is the Transcript of the 13+ minute conversation that I had with Amy Bunk who is the head
attorney for Federal Register of which there are only two.
I was attempting to determine why the Administrative Procedure Act of 1946 ("APA") had been bypassed
with no comment period under 5 U.S.C. § 553 in the Federal Register in the Proposed Rule making of 72 FR 10820 and the Final
Rule of 73 FR 5272 of January 29, 2008.
**** Amy Bunk informed to me to my shock that there is no Agency or whomevers to enforce the
APA and the Federal Register folks only have some procedural elements in place that they enforce. Absolutely Amazing.
The Treasonous Congress I found in researching the APA and the Real ID Act of 2005 in P.L. 109-13,
2005 HR 1268 did exempt the Administrative Procedure Act of 1946 chapter 5, to wit on page 84 of Attachment P.L. 109.13 in
the Federal Register:
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SEC. 407. EXEMPTION FROM ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE ACT.
The requirements of chapter 5 of title 5, United States Code (commonly referred to as the "Administrative
Procedure Act") or any other law relating to rulemaking, information collection or publication in the Federal Register, shall
not apply to any action to implement sections 402, 403, and 405 or the amendments made by such sections to the extent the
Secretary Homeland of Security, the Secretary of Labor, or the Secretary of State determine that compliance with any such
requirement would impede the expeditious implementation of such sections or the amendments made by such sections.
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Now to give the illusion of having public comments with the following force and effect of law
required disengaging from that darn pesky APA of the Chapter 5 including "substantive rules" of general applicability of 5
U.S.C. § 552(a)(1) and then the mandatory 5 U.S.C. § 553 problem of the comment period for the public that would enable the
"force and effect of law" under the holdings of Chrysler v. Brown, 441 U.S. 281 (1979) otherwise it is merely a interpretative
regulation or merely policy or merely only having application to federal employees (5 U.S.C. § 553). Remembering that all
of the other Chapters of the APA are still used including Chapter 7 to prelude us a remedy in any court and/or leave it up
to Homeland Security (agency), to wit:
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5 U.S.C. § 701
(a) This chapter applies, according to the provisions thereof, except to the extent that--
(1) statutes preclude judicial review; or
(2) agency action is committed to agency discretion by law.
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Remembering also that all types of regulations if not acted upon within the 60 days after publication
in the Federal Register and the agency giving notice to Congress, then regulations of all types have "force or effect" or
take "effect" as found in 5 U.S.C. Chapter 8 (§§ 801-808). Notice it is not "force and effect of law!"
This was a great slight of hand to the novice and public in the Land of Oz wherein Congress's
Prison Plantation attorneys give the appearance of "comments" in the Federal Register on the Real ID Act, but lacking the
requisite requirements to have the force and effect of law of Chapter 5 and precluding the holdings in Chyrsler, supra.
Then to add insult to injury to this great illusion, the determination of whether the Real ID Act
is constitutional or not is made by the Homeland Security Agency in the Federal Register "Final Rule" publication 72 FR 5272-5340
with more nonsense that the ID is only required for "official purposes", i.e. boarding Federally-regulated commercially aircraft.
Of course the non-compliant DL and ID will be long gone, but you could still use them if you had them for intrastate or interstate
travel in a commercial motor carrier, Amtrak train, ship, individual automobile or other modes UNTIL amended, which of course
with the nose of the camel in the tent there is no doubt that the Camel will take over the tent as sure as the Sun rises in
the East every day.
I will have more coming on the APA and the Federal Register and Real ID Act. Just three treasonous
acts by Congress wherein we lack the knowledge to pull back the curtain and view the Wizard of Oz's true identity.
Read what other Alaskans have to say on the Real ID Act.
See how similar Real Id and NAIS are side by side, both programs are NATIONAL, do
you see the trend where this fine Nation was and is going? Papers Please!
Status of Anti-Real ID Legislation in the States
Updated 04-09-09
A National ID Card for every Cow, Calves Chicken, Chicks, Ducks, Ducklings, Geese, Goslings, Pigs,
Piglets, Horses, Foals, Goats, Kids, Lambs, Bison, Llama, Cria, etc.... And Now it includes humans under the Real
ID Act.
Comparison between Real Id and NAIS
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Real Id- DVM
The Real ID Act's identity cards will be required
if one wants to drive, visit a federal government building, collect Social Security, access a federal government service or
use the services of a private entity (such as a bank or an airline) that is required under federal law to verify customer
identity.
New residents must prove legal name, birth
date, address and social secuirty number and a secondary proof of identification
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Nais-
VMD
In order to continue farming
or owning livestock you will be required to obtain a Premises Id , tag /chip and report movement or face excessive fines for
non compliance
1: Collection of your production information at both State and Federal Levels
Premises ID: Name of Entity, Owner or Appropriate person. street address, city, State,zip
code, contact phone number, operation type,Date activated, Date retired, reason retired, Historic Data, Previous contact person,Previous
Contact person phone,Previous Contact person -Start date, Previous contact person -end date, GPS, longitude, Latitude, Alternative
phone numbers
Animal Database: Event type code, Sighting/reporting premises identification, source/destination
premises identification, event date & time,Animal Identification number, species,Identification electronically read, animal
date of birth, age of animal,gender,breed of animal,remarks,status,alternate animal id 1, alternate animal id type 1
2: Administrative enforcement of Federal LAWS and REGULATIONS
3: Administrative enforcement of any additional State-Level Laws and Regulations
Circumventing State Legislation and Laws
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Real ID has not made many
headlines
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NAIS has not made headlines
Local and National MEDIA REFUSES
to Speak on the NAIS!!!
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Compliance 2008
Voluntary-Mandatory
This process
must be completed for each of the more than 190 million US license holders.
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Compliance
2009 Voluntary-Mandatory
The USDA
reports 1,438,280 farms in the United States (anyone who ones just one livestock animal) All farm Premises and livestock to be cataloged
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New
fees
Public Fees, Fines, Criminal penalties Up to 500,000.00. Cost of program will be 50.00 to thousands
a year dependant on use of animals.
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Identity
Theft
Internal
security-Computer
The Real
ID Act requires that states ensure the physical and electronic security of identification materials. The act does not set
standards for that security, but with millions of individuals' sensitive personal information - a goldmine for identity thieves
- slated to be digitally scanned and stored by DMVs, and shared with counterparts across the continent through the distributed
database, security will need to be tight indeed. Encryption systems, customized access control applications, firewalls, and
secure physical locations for the production of cards will all be expensive and difficult to administer. As always, internal
security will be one of the most difficult and burdensome - yet vital - components of this system, especially in light of
the fact that numerous DMV workers around the nation have been caught engaging in identity theft or other abuses
The
fact that the technology must be "common" also raises the already-high risk of identity theft.)
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Animal
Identity theft
RFID can be hacked , internal security-Computer
The fact that the technology must be "common" also raises the already-high risk of identity
theft.)
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Perception
of more Security
far more
Americans die on our roads every year than have ever fallen victim to terrorism, And it is far from clear that these extraordinary costs will bring any benefits in preventing terrorism.
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Perception
of Safe Food Far more Americans get sick from e-coli due to lack of USDA
inspectors. And it is far from clear that these extraordinary costs will bring any benefits in preventing ag terrorism.
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Privacy
rights No privacy provisions are included. One requirement could include RFID embedded.
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Privacy Rights –Personal
Property, RFID
Nais empowers federal agents
to enter and seize property without a warrant – a blatant violation of the 4th amendment. You agree that your registration information and your animal information is the sole property
of the NAIS. You consent to have your information disclosed to any federal agency or
agent in accordance with applicable laws.Conduct real-test trace-backs
and trace forwards of animals without notice to anyone or
disclosure to you
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Surveillance
The process
for verifying a birth certificates. Over 6,000 different jurisdictions issue birth certificates within the United States alone. In some cases, birth certificates
will not be able to be verified
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Surveillance NAIS would create thousands of interconnected commingling reports for
the 24 hour track back documentation. Many livestock animals have no breed registrations
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Standardized All
50 States
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Standardized All
50 States
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Database Interlinked
State/Federal The Real ID Act requires that states ensure the physical and
electronic security of identification materials. The act does not set standards for that security. Computer security is an
increasingly specialized field, and the heavy security needs that come with handling and storing so many people's sensitive
documents and information will require each state to buy and administer considerable additional security expertise.
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Database
Interlinked State/Federal Computer security is an increasingly specialized field, and
the heavy security needs that come with handling and storing so many people's sensitive documents and information will require
each state to buy and administer considerable additional security expertise
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Machine
Readable (anyone)
Real ID mandates
"a common machine-readable technology" such as a bar code, magnetic stripe, or RFID chip that holds the information printed
on the front of the ID (and possibly more) in order to allow computerized scanning of the IDs by a standard reader. This requirement
will force most states to create a new physical license that contains one of these technologies. Few if any states are likely
to already incorporate such a technology on their licenses that will match the standard promulgated in the DHS regulations.
Homeland Security is permitted to add additional
requirements -- which could include "biometric identifiers" such as our fingerprints or a retinal scan.
The fact that the technology must be "common"
also raises the already-high risk of identity theft.)
- Section 202 of Real ID then requires that all ID's
have "common machine-readable technology." Included in the required "minimum data elements" are biometric information. There
have been official discussions about including DNA, retinal scans and other personal information. This technology,
which is really not unusual, gives the government the ability to swipe your ID card every time you use your ID - at the bank,
the hospital, the liquor store, etc. This information could then be recorded in a centralized database. When you purchase
a gun, you must show your ID, which may be swiped and recorded under Real ID. Many gun owners are concerned that this will
expand to a national gun registry, and that is why the Gun Owners of America oppose Real ID. In the proposed Real ID implementation
rule, there was a provision for RFID - the inclusion of a radio chip in each ID card. The government could then scan your
whereabouts without swiping your ID card. Fortunately, this was removed, but the final rule still allows states to include
RFID chips.
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Machine
Readable (anyone)
NAIS mandates "a common machine-readable technology” for RFID
chip
When RFID
Technology is used, the incorporation of ISO 11784 and 11785 by USDA in authorizing the use of the Animal Identification Number
(AIN) will be followed to ensure the compatibility across vendors. These standards
are imperative so industry partners in NAIS can be assured one reader can scan and successfully read all AIN tags that have
RFID technology DNA, retinal.
The fact that the technology must be "common" also
raises the already-high risk of identity theft.)
The integration of animal identification technology standards (electronic
identification, retinal scan, DNA, etc.) will be determined by industry to ensure the most practical
options are implemented, and that new ones can easily be incorporated into the NAIS.
Draft Plan pg 15
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Real Id 2005 Emergency Supplemental
Appropriations for Defense, the Global War on Terror and Tsunami Relief where it was approved by congress without
public debate. Slipped through in Iraq/TsunamiLeg in Congress.It would have been
a serious political liability for a congressperson to vote against funding for the war on terror and tsunami relief. So it
is not surprising that there were no debates, hearings or public comments of the act.
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NAIS Slipped through 2002 Farm
Bill
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Real Id Lacks Studies
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NAIS Lacks Studies No National Study has been done
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States Must rebuild infrastructure
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States Must build infrastructure
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Broad Group Opposition
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Broad Group Opposition
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Significant Cost 10.7 Billion and range to 22.4 billion, States would be required to
fund:
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Significant Cost
100 million in Cooperative
Agreements at Taxpayers expense
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Does not Increase
Security-Borders
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Does Not increase
Security-Trade
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Labor Intensive Increase State Government
The Act's
document-verification requirements promise to be the most labor-intensive part of compliance. More front-line DMV clerks spending hours on the phone trying to reach registrar's offices
in small towns, a back-office army of investigators and document researchers, more I.T. personnel to build and run automated
account-verification systems set up with a state's utilities, or all of the above.
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Labor Intensive Increase State Government
Reporting
requirements promise to be the most labor-intensive part of compliance. Additional paper work for health of animal to be kept
for 2 years?????
The USDA could quadruple in size to become an immeasurable federal department.
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Inflexible
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Inflexible-Religion-AMISH
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No License No access to federal government
building, collect Social Security, access a federal government service or use the services of a private entity (such as a
bank or an airline) that is required under federal law to verify customer identity.
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No Premises Registration
No buy No sell, No access
to State Facilities for showing unless in compliance. US-Pin
is a Federally-owned number, requested by you, that runs with your land forever. Will eventually lead to a license to farm.
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Department
of Homeland Security (DHS)
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Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
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Proof of Social Security Number States are required to
verify that an individual has a valid social security number. The Act further requires that "In the event that a social security
account number is already registered to or associated with another person . . . the State shall resolve the discrepancy and
take appropriate action." What "appropriate action" entails is strikingly ambiguous.
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Proof
of Premises Identification Global Positioning longitude and latitude, Street Address
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Document
Storage Real ID also requires the states to retain a digital scan of
source identity documents like birth certificates for at least 10 years (or a paper copy for 7 years). That means a DMV worker
must scan and store three or four source documents for each applicant. States will have to purchase, install and maintain
scanners and other hardware, computer storage space, retrieval and transmission mechanisms and other software for running
these systems.
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Document
Storage
Farmers, hobbyist will be
required to purchase scanners, computer, internet service, keep health records will have to purchase, install and maintain scanners and other hardware, computer storage space,
retrieval and transmission mechanisms and other software for running these systems.
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Physical
Security Features The Act also requires "physical security features designed to
prevent tampering, counterfeiting, or duplication." Even those states that currently include physical security features
of one kind or another on their licenses may well need to overhaul those features to bring them into compliance with the standards
set by the forthcoming Real ID regulations.
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Physical Security Features,
“Official” USDA
number for Premises Registration with country code 840 “Official”
USDA number for RFID Tag/Chip
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New Clearance
Requirements: Real ID requires that state employees who are authorized to
manufacture ID cards must be subject to "appropriate security clearance requirements."
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New Clearance Requirements:
In order to purchases
the “official USDA RFID” farmers can only purchase thru a ‘USDA” approved tag reseller who will request
“ The Official Premises Identification Number”
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Lawful Presence Real ID requires non citizens to present evidence of lawful
presences in the United Stated before states issue Real ID credentials.
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Owners of
livestock who need Veterinary attention will be required to show Premise Identification Card when you travel to the Vet. Failure to have a premises ID will be reported as sightings per the Draft Plan. Owners who wish to participant in showing, breeding, purchasing feed, traveling on public roads, must show Premises Identification
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