NEW BOOK, THE CATTLE, EXPLORES ONE SOBERING CONSEQUENCE OF A MODERN TECHNOLOGICAL IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM

Released on = March 7, 2005, 7:07 am

Press Release Author = Greg M. Sarwa/Ampol Publishing

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Press Release Summary = Ampol Publishing announced today the upcoming publication of a new work of fiction entitled THE CATTLE by Greg M. Sarwa. As the United States Senate discusses HR418, The Real ID Act of 2005, this book explores just one of many consequences in the implementation of a National ID System.

Press Release Body = In the near future and shortly after implementation of the ”Real ID Act of 2005”, the United States National Identification System is created and an intense period of information gathering begins. Detailed personal data about all U.S. residents is stored in a registered, highly secured database controlled by an enigmatic government agency. The governmental grip tightens with new laws requiring standardized state documents that comply with federal guidelines. And this is only the beginning! Following exhaustive and flawless testing of the fledgling National Identification System, the government forces the issue of microprocessor implants for verification purposes. Every person in the United States of America will be implanted with a Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) microchip to authenticate identity and store
personal information. The evening before the National Identification System officially becomes a reality, and during the last control tests of the system, something goes wrong. Someone accidentally discovers the real purpose of the implants. A secret agenda, hidden behind the “identity verification” cover, is exposed. Sarwa, a native of Chrzanow Poland, has transformed his observations of a surrounding world and of human nature into written for a spin you do not want to miss.. Not to his surprise, his fictious ideas could become our reality.

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IL 60914 Annette Frizzell, 815-472-2141 or info@gregsarwa.com