and we think domestic air travel is a hassle in the US

in the UK they are beginning to fingerprint domestic travellers, and may soon be doing so with international.

welcome to a world of police states.

the following article is from the london daily telegraph, by david millward and gordon rayner

Millions of British airline passengers face mandatory fingerprinting before being allowed to board flights when Heathrow’s Terminal 5 opens later this month.

the fingerprinting is not confined to heathrow. if you believe that the data will be destroyed and 24 hours and will not be passed on to police agencies, i have some prime farmland to sell you in florida.

yay for sunshine!

tonight is the change for daylight savings time where clocks are set forward an hour at 2:00 a.m.

i love knowing i will have daylight when i leave work at night!

yay for sunshine!