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Comments on issues surrounding the proposed identification cards of Great Britain's Secretary of State for the Home Office David Blunkett. Challenges facing ministers who proposes identity cards in Britain; Dilemma facing middle class people with identity cards; Benefits of an identification card; Questions raised by the proposal regarding the country's immigration policies.

Comments on the proposed identity cards of Home Secretary David Blunkett of Great Britain. Reason of Great Britain Prime Minister Tony Blair for helping the United States fight terrorism; Initial response of Great Britain and the rest of European Union to the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks; Definition of terrorism according to Great Britain's Home Office.

Features David Blunkett, secretary of Home Office of Great Britain. Main concern about the proposed identity card of Blunkett; Attitude towards well-meaning liberalism; Information on Blunkett's book `Politics and Progress.'

Offers a look at the reaction against identification cards in Great Britain as of June 2004. Criticism of British Home Secretary David Blunkett; Reference to a public opinion poll conducted by Privacy International regarding identification cards; Bias of a previous poll conducted by Detica due to the company's connections to the British military, police, security services and government; Willingness of those opposed to the identification cards to demonstrate against them; Percentage of citizens prepared to engage in civil disobedience against the cards; Failure of identifications in the fight against terrorism.