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Nice find. I've noticed when I travel abroad, the security procedures coming in to the US have gotten increasingly tighter. Yes, I see the iris scanners, finger print ID pads, drug & bomb sniffing dogs, x-ray luggage scanners, eye in the sky, armed security personnel, etc. I've also noticed that from the time you enter those bording gates and carry on scanners, you are pretty much locked in the terminal until you exit the terminal of your destination.

I believe that encryption RFID tags inserted into seemless passports is less invasive than all the above "obvious" airport and marine base security protocol. The ACLU should have no problems with privacy complaints via full RFID deployment in world wide passport distributions...something that InterPol could easily track monitor in RT without being invasive to the public at large.

We have got to establish a uniform benchmark for countries to be in syncronization with all peoples crossing each others borders. Ron Parsons is a good man on the watch for us in Washington, DC. He is our RFID guru. All the Best, JP