CCHF Fights National ID Mandate with Billboard Campaign
Citizens' Council for Health Freedom (CCHF) has initiated a comprehensive national billboard campaign advocating against the REAL ID system—a controversial initiative often viewed as an unconstitutional encroachment on individual freedoms.
The campaign's notable slogan, "You Can't Fly is a Lie," aims to provoke thought on the implications of this proposed National ID. The first billboard was unveiled just outside Dallas, Texas, clearly stating the urgent message: "National ID Threatens Freedom." This strategic location ensures that many individuals on the road become aware of the ongoing risks associated with the REAL ID system.
Strategic Billboard Locations and Messages
Following the launch near Dallas, another prominent billboard has appeared off Highway 41 in Osprey, Florida, a crucial travel route for those heading to Sarasota. CCHF has plans for additional billboards across various states, with one set to debut in Bowling Green, Kentucky, where Senator Rand Paul, a vocal critic of the REAL ID, has a significant presence.
Twila Brase, RN, PHN, Co-Founder and President of CCHF, passionately states, "REAL ID is not merely a card; it represents a broader system. This is a National ID framework that substitutes safety with surveillance and control. We urge Americans to stand against this misuse of authority as their representatives in Congress fail to act decisively on behalf of their rights. No citizen should be subjected to a federally controlled ID to navigate this country freely."
The Reality of the REAL ID Act
Enacted in 2005, the REAL ID Act mandates that states provide driver's licenses and IDs that comply with federal standards, which are laden with machine-readable technologies and biometric data. This leads to a concerning progression toward the establishment of a governmental National ID, which many believe infringes on their constitutional rights and state sovereignty.
CCHF's efforts are just beginning; they aim to ramp up their billboard initiatives in forthcoming weeks. This nationwide push is designed not only to inform the public but also to prompt state lawmakers to reconsider their stance on the REAL ID requirement and encourage citizens to opt for non-compliant state driver’s licenses, preserving their personal freedom.
Contact CCHF for More Information
For additional details regarding the campaign or to arrange interviews with Twila Brase, interested individuals are encouraged to reach out to Alexandra de Scheel.
About Citizens' Council for Health Freedom
CCHF is dedicated to safeguarding the liberty of patients and doctors across the United States. As an independent, non-partisan, and non-profit entity, CCHF upholds a health freedom perspective that is patient-centered, privacy-oriented, and promotes a free-market approach.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of CCHF's billboard campaign?
The campaign seeks to raise public awareness about the dangers of the REAL ID system and advocate for personal freedoms against federal surveillance.
Where have the billboards been launched?
The first billboard was placed near Dallas, Texas, with additional locations in Florida and plans for more across the United States.
Who is behind the campaign?
The initiative is led by the Citizens' Council for Health Freedom (CCHF), an organization focused on health freedom and individual rights.
What does the REAL ID Act require?
The REAL ID Act requires states to issue driver’s licenses that meet federal standards, involving the use of biometric data and machine-readable technologies.
How can individuals support the campaign?
Individuals are urged to request non-compliant state driver’s licenses and share their concerns with local lawmakers.
