I've found a very interesting image. It was on a Facebook
group I've joined that opposes Digital ID. As you can see, it depicts a street
protest in London against the
scheme and in the foreground are a row of NHS servicepeople; two nurses, a
doctor and a paramedic. There is one further character that is distinct because
he is a hospital porter and his back is turned to the viewer. He appears to be
pushing a trolley between the two nurses. In a strange way it, at first glance,
it looks like the porter is giving a speech to the crowd and his NHS colleagues.
The man looks nothing like me, he is slimmer and has a good head of hair;
however, I suspect the meme is based on me. I don't know who made it and they
have not contacted me. These days artistic talent is not necessary to make good
artwork and this was probably created by an artificial intelligence art system.
I'm glad to have provided inspiration for this picture. I do oppose Digital ID
passionately. I have done so since my daughter's school tried to take her
fingerprints, see: https://hpanwo.blogspot.com/2007/11/this-is-drawing-done-by-my-12-year-old.html.
Since that happened the Big Brother surveillance state has grown. At some NHS
hospitals they are now forcing staff to register their fingerprints and a
scanner like the one at the school is used to clock in and out and even log
tasks.

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