Anti-Christ Will Mark His Followers....

OMG! We are living in the Doom generation!

I have just came across this. It is a new method to pay for your items & accessories. By placing a chip in the WRIST!!! This is ONE of many ways (but very openly obvious) that the devil will put his mark on you. With everything happening in the middle east, and Putin suggesting peace with USA (another quatrain that Brother Bear will Help Brother Eagle to destroy the animal in the sand (something generally like that).

(If someone could find the quatrain from Nostradamus, would help)

It is happening! NWO, a whole new way of living and life. Possibly Equilibrium style? 1984? In plane sight, people will still follow mindlessly.

So there is
Signs of the End Times
coming our way.

What Do You Say ATS-ers....Is this an obvious sign of the TPTB, Agenda 21, NWO taking a less passive role & becoming more predominate in the new year? or is Just chalked under hog-wash?

HAVE FUN!

originally posted by: SirKonstantin


To me it sounds like I'd be able to keep all money with me without having to carry cash or cards in my purse. Would really cut down on muggings, probably. Unless muggers just decided to take someone's arm. Sounds pretty convenient! Then again, I am a futurist/transhumanist.

Though, I do see potential for abuse.

a reply to: SirKonstantin

My dad is convinced 2015 will be the year of a huge change, and not for the better. He is in his late 60's and not really a conspiracy type of person. My grandfather was convinced the Internet will be the end of humanity. At first I chalked both of them up to being scared of technology and out of their comfort zone. However, each year I am convinced that maybe they were not that far off in their thinking. I think we are headed for a massive confrontation that will change everything. When I think of the devil marking his own, I never considered it to be in the manner you proposed in your OP. Certainly something to ponder.

a reply to: SirKonstantin

Developed by Swedish engineer Fredrik Leifland, Quixter is a new biometric solution that aims to eliminate the need to carry a card or device completely. It allows you to make a transaction in just a few seconds by determining your ID based on the vein patterns in your palm -- all you need to is enter the last four digits of your phone number and then simply press your hand over the device's sensor.

So instead of stealing your wallet they cut off your hand, using that around town to drain your account.

Eventually they are going to figure out how to track everyone all the time. Everywhere you go, everything you do, all_the_time_.

That system is the system as foretold. We can see it coming…

In a way we are already there.

We certainly live in a tumultuous time, full of strange events.

The mark of the anti-Christ will go in the palm or the forehead, not the wrist. But there are many who speculate this is metaphorical and not literal.

Either way - I suspect strange things are going to come into play this year.

I wouldn't trust the Russians. Any peace talks are driven by economy. They know they couldn't afford a war, so perhaps peace is a better alternative.

a reply to: SirKonstantin

No, just more of the same. Old people fearing new technology.

They must want to give us all heavy metal poisoning or endocrine disruption actions with the chip so they can control us better.

Many people could have a reaction to something like that and a foreign body like that in the body might cause an improper buildup of colligens in the arm. I bet that thing would make some people itch.

originally posted by: rickymouse
They must want to give us all heavy metal poisoning or endocrine disruption actions with the chip so they can control us better.

That's kind of the first thing I thought of. A foreign thing stuffed into the human body. No matter how 'body friendly' they claim it to be, it's still not natural and not supposed to be there. I'd think it's physically unhealthy. And if you throw in the metaphysical aspects of having natural bodily energy fields disrupted by having it there ... no thanks!

a reply to: FlyersFan

I have a problem healing with stitches in me. When the stitches are pulled, I heal a lot faster. I can't imagine having something stuck in my arm like that, it would itch all the time.

a reply to: rickymouse

I imagine it would be like a piercing. Kind of strange feeling at first, but you get used to it fairly quickly. People into "body modification" have been implanting hunks of metal under their skin for a long time now. Most them report similar adjustments to their new implants. Strange at first, but you adjust to it quickly and don't even notice it's there after a few days.

a reply to: ScientificRailgun

Strange at first, but you adjust to it quickly and don't even notice it's there after a few days.

Personally, I would never get used to the idea of a monitoring device used to track me.

Enjoy your Utopia.

a reply to: warpig69

Thank you.

I am curious with your grandpa from the late 60s. Do you know (or can ask) what were some of the more fun doom porn in his era. other than the cold war stuff. I would like to know something new, of that i have never thought of. I would like to see how far back or when the exact moment Agenda 21 began.

I really liked the idea of getting chipped for money- right up until I figured out what money really is.

It would be super convenient, though. If money wasn't wrong, this idea wouldn't be wrong either.

well i don't think it's going to be successful, not in this form at least.
Everyone knows children is the best way to go about it.
So first they need to market it in a way to promote child safety.
Just a little chip under the skin to track them if they get kidnapped! nothing serious!
...and then it just grows bigger and bigger, like a technological tumor, "now you can load the chip with money so kids can pay for lunch and not be bullied to handover their lunch money!" "now you can connect it to your phone via bluetooth for whatever trivial reason!"
Then a special chip for criminals on the run that can tase them (tase? taze? tazer? Tazerize?...zap 'em)
Then it will be hacked.
So stricter more powerful ones will be built and you get the idea

Being non religious i don't think it has anything to do with beast markings or end times, but if this stuff actually becomes a thing, it is clearly a sign of us giving up our freedom

a reply to: ScientificRailgun

I do see that there are some positive applications for this. Yet there is a point of no return when it comes to technology.

I see myself as a spiritual transhumanist. So technology is good, to a point of better understanding the "soul" or body energy. Less cancer, better hearing or eye-sight is great too. But having a government object injected into my body??? No Thanks.

Regards,

originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: ScientificRailgun

Strange at first, but you adjust to it quickly and don't even notice it's there after a few days.

Personally, I would never get used to the idea of a monitoring device used to track me.

Enjoy your Utopia.

Utopia? Nah.

And tracking? That's certainly a possibility, but could be at least subverted a bit by forbidding the installation of any WAN-enabled hardware on the chip. If it responds using RFID only, it would be via near-field communication only, so tracking someone would be harder. Though, tracking purchases would be easier, but they already do that anyway so that won't change. In my eyes, this is just another small step in the transhumanist direction. supplementing our bodies with robotic technologies. We're slowly becoming cyborgs.

Just so you know, when the inevitable robot takeover occurs after the technological singularity, I'll be the first gal in line to sign up for a robotic transplant.

I'm playing for the winning team, damnit.

a reply to: SirKonstantin

Unfortunately, he has passed. I to would love to know more of what he knew and saw, but unfortunately, those days have gone. He compared a lot of what was going on to what occurred during WWII. Almost like history repeating itself.

a reply to: warpig69

Condolences.

It would be a wonder, back then you actually had to use your legs to uncover the truth!

(If someone could find the quatrain from Nostradamus, would help)

Nothing he predicted has ever happened. It takes even the most avid Nostradamus scholar a lot of "ifs" and "buts" to make events fit his quatrains. I wouldn't be too worried about this one either.

Just so you know, when the inevitable robot takeover occurs after the technological singularity, I'll be the first gal in line to sign up for a robotic transplant.

I'm playing for the winning team, damnit.

G.I.T.S. much? lol