Genetic Patdown: Department of Homeland security begins testing DNA scanners this summer.

Genetic Patdown: Department of Homeland security begins testing DNA scanners this summer.

www.thedaily.com

Airport scanners already get under your clothes, but federal officials aren’t stopping there: the want to get inside your genes, too.
This summer, the U.S department of homeland Security plans to begin testing a portable DNA scanner.

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Genetic Patdown: Department of Homeland security begins testing DNA scanners this summer.

I remember in 2008 when President Bush signed into law, a bill that would allow the Federal Government to begin screening the DNA of all newborn babies in the U.S.
Now nearly three years later we are seeing the testing of DNA scanners. Is this connected or just a coincidence? What will America look like in 5 years? How can we reverse this police state? Where are the Shepard’s for the sheep?

One of my many observations and stories…

When I was a kid growing up in sunny Florida, I remember watching Space Launches from my front lawn. We were so close to the cape that we would hear the occasional sonic boom at dinner. I remember friendly police and deep blue skies. I remember going to the grocery store and filling up two carts of food for less then 150 bucks. I lived the dream and felt the freedom of America.

As time progressed I noticed camera looking things being placed at all the intersections and I remember asking my father, “What are those dad?” He said, “Son, those are just there to make the light change faster.” I soon began noticing the cops on every street corner and again asked my father, “Why are there so many cops everywhere dad?” he replied, “Son, they are just there to make you safe.” As I began driving, I noticed I would get pulled over by police and get bullied around, what are you doing? Where are you going? Step out of the car, Sit on the curb, lets have a look through your car. It got so bad that if I left my house after 9pm I was almost surely going to get stopped and harassed. I soon learned to drive in the rain because I wouldn’t get stopped as much and thankfully it rained a lot in Florida. Since then I moved to the country and haven’t had the same experiences with being stopped and harassed but I have noticed the same signs it’s leading that way, the same signs I saw before.

There are cameras either installed or being installed on every major intersection, clusters of cameras every 1 to 5 miles on the highway, side streets are loaded with police, they have predator drones flying over Miami. The police don’t even say hi when I say hello, they look beefed up and ready for war, almost as if they have dissociated themselves from the citizens. The once deep blue skies don’t seem too blue anymore; they seem to be loaded with contrails that last all day. I have witnessed the closing of NASA and the recycling of the Launchpad. A little green basket at the grocery store cost almost 100 bucks now. The tap water taste like pool water and is loaded with fluoride and other chemicals. The constitution protections are slowly being removed and our privacy and freedoms are being lost. The dollar is being devalued and everything is made in china. The country is debt and the people we elect, republican or democrat move forward with the same agenda. How can we restore what America was? How can we fix our problems? Is it too little to late? Genetic patdown, come on, this is crazy, what’s next…

Do you all have similar observations and experiences?
What will America look like in 5 years if we continue on this path?
How can restore America?
Where are the Shepard’s for the sheep?

This was my first thread so I wanted to thank you for your time reading my rant.

I am wide-awake! -DejaVu


www.thedaily.com
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And it's a PORTABLE one... which means, you can bet they'll set up those TSA goons everywhere in the country and scan/register every American and tourists by DNA.

No way I'm going back to the US for tourism. No way in hell.

reply to post by Deja`Vu


your observations were better then the article..

great post

Let the good times roll ohh ohhh. These pimples really think they're going to walk around and take DNA. How do they test people for sex trafficking and DNA? Do they take samples from them? How would they be in a "sex trafficking" DNA database? You would need one of those to, no?


What's really important about this is what database is already established that this DNA would be stored in. Who houses this database of DNA? That is against the law to just take someones DNA without their permission? Is it not? I can just walk up to people and take their DNA and put it in a database that is accessible to members of the government and possibly public sector? Since when did we make this leap to just document everyone's DNA? Who the # said that's ok? I didn't...

reply to post by darrman


Thanks,
In a strange way I feel a bit like Red Riding Hood, I notice all these changes in America and I hope other do as well.

But Grandma, you do look strange! What big ears you have!'

'Only to hear you better with, my dear,' said the Wolf.

'And what big eyes you have Grandma!' continued Red Riding Hood in surprise.

'Only to see you better with, my dear,' said the Wolf.

'What a big nose you have Grandma!' said Red Riding Hood.

'Only to smell you better with, my dear, ' said the Wolf.

'What big teeth you have Grandma!' said Red Riding Hood.

'That's only to EAT YOU BETTER WITH!' said the Wolf. He jumped out from under the blankets and gobbled up Little Red Riding Hood, red cape and all, in a single swallow.


I hope we can find solutions

reply to post by Bonified Ween


President Bush last week signed into law a bill which will see the federal government begin to screen the DNA of all newborn babies in the U.S. within six months, a move critics have described as the first step towards the establishment of a national DNA database.

Described as a "national contingency plan" the justification for the new law S. 1858, known as The Newborn Screening Saves Lives Act of 2007,

Check out link for info about the Law Click Here

reply to post by Deja`Vu


I hear you friend.

We aint in kansas anymore.

Originally posted by Deja`Vu
reply to post by Bonified Ween

 

President Bush last week signed into law a bill which will see the federal government begin to screen the DNA of all newborn babies in the U.S. within six months, a move critics have described as the first step towards the establishment of a national DNA database.

Described as a "national contingency plan" the justification for the new law S. 1858, known as The Newborn Screening Saves Lives Act of 2007,

Check out link for info about the Law Click Here

maybe it's habbit but your blaming the wrong president there pal.

reply to post by Gixxer


I voted for bush, but I no longer believe what politicians or presidents say but judge them by what they do. I have since become libertarian. Ron Paul is the only republican I trust at the moment.

Why does it matter who the name is?

Bush, obama, clinton, anyone, its all the same people pulling the strings, discussing who did what is such a mundane argument, why even bother, the same people will still be pulling the strings no matter who the "name" is. Can't we get beyond this simple figure pointing, and point it at the same person, entity, or organization.

reply to post by doom27


I couldn't agree more

Well, since this is a conspiracy forum I'll throw in my 2 cents. What if this is a way to preserve the human race? By collecting DNA, in case of disaster they will store it in a type of DNA bank for cloning purposes at a later date. Not that I believe this to be true. Just playing along.

reply to post by 2manyquestions


good point, I hope thats the case

I gave you a star and flag for the quality of your rant and to welcome you to the club.

The long and short of it is you basically have three choices.

1. Go along (most people do)
2. Passive resistance, avoid flying, buy a bike, work for yourself, get off the grid as much as you can, as often as you can, as far as you can.
3. Fight back.

I think it's a choice that we all have to make based on our own code, and what our individual life, and how we really want to live it and what if anything we really want it to stand for.

I chose number 2, a long, long time ago, no wait that was number 3, a long, long time ago.

No matter what the government does, or the corporations, you are always going to have free will.

Use it or lose it!

reply to post by ProtoplasmicTraveler


A small island somewhere sounds better and better, thanks for your response...

Nazi Germany was obsessed with genetics and DNA, with an end goal being to sterilize people with 'bad' genes.

Keeping in line with the banker-NWO conspiracy, funding for the Nazi eugenics program was in part by the Rockefeller Foundation and the Harriman banking conglomorate. The Bush family had connections with the Nazi eugenics program, as well. Take a look at great-grandfather Prescott Bush, who had 23 businesses shut down for violating the 'trading with the enemy Act' with Nazi Germany, and business partners at the time with the Harrimans (trading today on the NYSE as Brown Brothers Harriman).

Prescott's son, first President Bush, followed in suit with his father by pushing population control in 3rd world countries through the UN.

This leads us to 2nd president Bush, allowing the government (who has no authority in the constitution to do so, but its just a piece of paper according to him) to forcibly take DNA samples from newborn humans.

Cold Springs Harbor, the center of eugenics research in the 20s and 30s, still operates today - it is the current leader of the human genome project. Those who were funding the Nazi eugenics program are now funding the human genome project.

The agenda of Hitler is pushing forward, with a new name, a new face, and new public support.

Read the book, "The Nazi Hydra in America: Suppressed History of a Century".

Did you notice how they justify this program?

The use a social good, stopping human trafficking, as an excuse. Because after all, most people don't want to be seen as supporting human trafficking. (And you can bet anyone who would voice a complaint would be quickly labeled such a person).


They, promise, not to use it for anything else, like racial profiling or looking for certain genetic traits.

Well, that's good enough for me - as long as they promise - I'm sure they will use this for only good things.

Perhaps this is a "Men in Black" monent. They need to randomly check DNA looking for the "aliens among us."
You never know.....

I think they've been priming this up slowly through the programing in teen culture. For example, I've noticed Ashton Kutcher speaking out about ending human trafficking often. Why would he preach this stuff to his Twitter following? He had a nice seat right behind G. Dubya Bush at the Super Bowl too.