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The best way to estimate the culture of groups as opposed to individuals is to look at the behaviour of the citizens of their country. It's as simple as that. If a group of men come from a country where women are treated as slaves then you don't need to quiz every one of them about their...

A bit OT, but if I were forced to live in another country I'd choose Slovenia. They know how to handle illegals, firmly but fairly. 47,000 illegals turned up at the border in 2024: 42,000 were deported, 5000 applied for asylum, 150 were granted. Partly as a consequence they have very low crime...

It's like many government initiatives, where the very small benefits are focused on to the exclusion of the disastrous and damaging downsides.

I was just watching BBB's latest video and thinking about the same thing. Even in the unlikely event that legislation is passed, how long will it be before the system is developed, tested, proved, implemented and fully rolled out? Best case I'd estimate 15 years.

The problem is, there are a great many people with next to no critical thinking ability, and who are basically thicker than mince, who simply accept this. If you attempt to educate them, they say you're talking conspiracy theory.

So we'll add party politics to the list of things you know nothing about. Yes, it's a limited company because that's how parties must begin these days. Just like Corbyn's new party is a limited company - Your Party UK Ltd.

That's not a great way to approach a project this size.

Having trouble with simple numbers again? In 2011, it was reported for the first time that White British people had become a minority within the city [London] - Wiki 1971 - 87% 2021 - 36.8%

Yes, it's all going to be integrated tightly. That's the problem. Then not only can every aspect of everyone's lives be controlled, any instance of data corruption or malicious intrusion or software failure or invalid data input could prevent thousands of people from getting access to the basics...

And Estonia did not implement it for the reasons the UK government claim they're implementing ours - illegal immigration. This shows the intent is different and therefore the usage will be different. Last recorded annual UK figures: 46,000 illegals. Last recorded annual Estonian figures : 13...

A bit like the signs that went up on the Tube a couple of years ago warning that sexually molesting women is inappropriate. Could it be that Britons suddenly forgot their culture after 50,000 years, or was the fact it was the first decade in history where foreigners outnumber Britons in London a...

You're arguing with people who spent their days during COVID hiding behind the curtains and calling the police if their neighbours returned to the house with 'non-essential items'. "Lock me down harder, Daddy! I'm loving it!!!!"

Selecting an image stored against a unique code is not integration, or anything close.

And there lies the problem.

I'm struggling too. The only countries with mandatory digital ID systems are Nigeria and Estonia. Estonia is so small as to be irrelevant and Nigeria is... Nigeria.

There isn't any. They are not integrated. I can't even decipher your grammar, let alone make rational sense of that.

We're still going to have passports and driving licences and student cards and immigration certificates and nhs cards and oyster cards and everything else. There is no 'integration' between these systems.

That's easy. It's me.

Thanks for that insight, Mr Dawkins.

I haven't, you hallucinated it. MAGA (Make Alzheimers Great Again)