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UK: ERASING DAVID film: He has nothing to hide but does he have nothing to fear?

01 May 2010

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UK: ERASING DAVID film: He has nothing to hide but does he have nothing to fear? (link): The No2ID campaign comments: "'Erasing David' is an exciting new feature length documentary that explores our personal relationship with the Database State. During May the film will be shown as part of the More4 documentary strand 'True Stories', broadcast every Tuesday at 10pm."

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