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Kaye Beach Jan. 2, 2016 FortySix News reports that Rep. Bob Cleveland and Lewis Moore will be holding the next public meeting on the REAL ID Act at the state capitol on Jan. 5th at 10 AM in Room 206. FortySix News also provides … Continue reading →
Kaye Beach Dec. 1, 2015 I was pleasantly surprised to day to read Shane Smith’s excellent piece on the Oklahoma REAL ID debate published today at the Red Dirt Report. If you were relying on major media, you might not …
Kaye Beach Nov. 28, 2015 This is the testimony of the third speaker at the REAL ID Study held by Rep. Lewis Moore and Rep. Bob Cleveland at the Oklahoma state capitol on Nov. 18, 2015. Unfortunately no official …
Kaye Beach Nov. 27, 2015 Charles Key’s Testimony on REAL ID Former state representative, Charles Key who was the House author for the 2007 bill to prohibit our state from participating in REAL ID, was the third speaker at the public hearing on REAL ID held at the state capitol on Nov. 18, 2015. …
Kaye Beach
Nov. 20, 2015
On Nov. 18th there was a public study held at the Oklahoma state capitol on the issue of REAL ID. Oklahoma is under pressure to implement the federal REAL ID Act of 2005.
The meeting was held by Rep. Lewis Moore and Rep. Bob Cleveland. Many Oklahomans expected to follow the meeting online. They were disappointed. I am posting testimony of the speakers so that those who are interested can be informed on the proceedings. … Continue reading →
Kaye Beach Nov 19, 2015 Yesterday Rep. Bob Cleveland and Rep. Lewis Moore held a public meeting making further study on the question of whether Oklahoma should repeal its 2007 prohibition of participating in the federal REAL ID Act of 2005.
The meeting was held in the new House conference room at the capitol which is a large comfortable conference room with modern sound and video equipment which is important as many Oklahomans who are unable to travel long distances or take a day off of work, expected to be able to access this meeting online. Unfortunately, the meeting was not available online….
Biometric ID is problematic enough but the REAL ID Act compounds the privacy, security and liberty issues of what is, at the moment still a state held biometric identification database. The REAL ID Act requires all state DMV database to be connected which means the data will be accessed and used widely probably in ways many of us have not even imagined.
If you are an Oklahoman who has questions about REAL ID, it is critical that you attend this meeting.If you are an Oklahoman who has questions about REAL ID, it is critical that you attend this meeting.
Kaye Beach Nov. 9, 2015 Another very short post covering one aspect of REAL ID – The Dictator Clause. A mandatory biometric ID such as the one created by the REAL ID Act of 2005, is an indispensable tool for … Continue reading →
Kaye Beach Nov. 3, 2015 In recent posts I have covered related topics including: Is my Oklahoma Driver’s License a Biometric ID? REAL ID IS BIOMETRIC ID I thought it was time to do a short explainer of what exactly the REAL … Continue reading →
Oct. 26, 2015 Kaye Beach The conversation surrounding the supposed impending enforcement of the federal REAL ID Act is so muddled that it is virtually impossible for anyone to develop an informed opinion on the matter. I am trying to … Continue reading →
Kaye Beach 10/22/2015 I admit that I am astonished to discover that many people in the Great State of Oklahoma do not yet understand that their Oklahoma state driver’s license and ID cards are biometric. I am not really surprised … Continue reading →
Kaye Beach Oct. 8, 2015 There is a big question about when our state would actually be subject to REAL ID enforcement. I think they like it that way. Since the REAL ID Act is NOT a mandate upon the … Continue reading →
Kaye Beach | Oct. 6, 2015 The headlines are scary.
Vaguely worded policies issued by the federal Department of Homeland Security and sensational headlines have allowed misconceptions about the actual consequences of not having a REAL ID to grow.
The very worst possible consequences of not having not having a REAL ID card are actually quite minimal. …Continue reading →
Kaye Beach
Sept. 20, 2015
Sen. Kyle Loveless is the author of SB 838, the Personal Asset Protection Act which would give more protection to innocent property owners from the practice of civil asset forfeiture. It is a good bill …
“all fingerprints of Texans are now being run through the state’s criminal database” says former DPS employee. Continue reading →
“Kaye Beach’s lawsuit, is the only substantial challenge to government mandated biometric ID, to my knowledge, that exists anywhere in our country.” Continue reading →
Randy Barnett is ready to go to work for you the taxpayer, protecting, preserving, and defending your rights. He knows the constitution and has always stood for you as a veteran and in the private sector too.
I wish I lived in his district and could…
Would you cast a vote that EMPOWERS a POLITICIAN turned CORPORATE LOBBYIST?
Would you even know if you were doing so?
Consider a 4th generation politician who has a family member that represents Oklahoma Gas and Electric and a list of other corporations lobbying for favors all the time and getting paid to do so.
Would you vote for them if you knew that a family member represents companies working to infringe on your 4th amendment rights to privacy by supporting and lobbying for companies who have made sure you have no way to opt out of the installation of Smart Meters?
Do you know which companies lobbied for this bill?
Many districts and races are effected around the state.
Be sure you know the linkages in your area and do not vote for those involved in this corporate scheme.
The contrast is very clear in the race in HD10.
What we have now is a potential property rights disaster in the making Continue reading →
What most people want to know is, ‘why are they being banned?’ Continue reading →
