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Originally posted by DaMod
reply to post by burntheships
I agree... Never in a million years would I accept one of these... They'd have to kill me first..
Of course having to except it or the sentence is death makes this become something else entirely...
The Mark..
Originally posted by bekod
reply to post by SpartanKingLeonidas
have you got your self a flu shot seen a doc been in the Mil work fro a gov agency or company that works with the gov answer to no to all then you are RFID safe if not well then you are most likely tagged stamped and tracked.
Originally posted by bekod
just read some RFID and the gov/ medical programs and you will know have an security ID for say HP IBM your tagged traced. Have a pass port?; tagged.
Originally posted by bekod
Have a new DL/ID; tagged (issued 2010 in some states look for the bar code on the back can be read up to 20 feet away). Do you leave the little bar strip in a package on the package when you take it home; tagged they know were it goes, how many live by a cell tower, did you know it the bar strip has 5 mile cell tower tracking, you think i have my tin foil hat on to tight?
Originally posted by bekod
No do not have nor use one, just know the tech that is out there, not all over the place yet, give it time when 5 g hits the market then it might be all they have to do is receive the signal not send one. think your credit card is safe go to the mall look around how many are texting are they texting or are they getting your card number yes you can by scanners that read then with out getting you to scan them just need to be in a 20 foot range then you card number is no longer yours is up for sale and then used say in Argentina, Peru, or Paris France. just nice to live in today's world is it not. any of the above can be found on the web/net some are on ATS.
nano tech at it's finest
“The patents, held by VeriChip partner Receptors LLC, relate to biosensors that can detect the H1N1 and other viruses, and biological threats such as methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, VeriChip said in a statement.
“The technology will combine with VeriChip’s implantable radio frequency identification devices to develop virus triage detection systems.
Originally posted by bekod
reply to post by SpartanKingLeonidas
then you are safe just like me oh and yes the RFID can be injected with a flu shot, have they done this , i do not know. i will see if i can find the link.
Originally posted by DaMod
reply to post by SpartanKingLeonidas
Wow way to be rude to people for no apparent reason...
Originally posted by DaMod
By the way... according to most denominations of Christianity (including mine) the rapture doesn't exist and is based on loosely translated text FYI... Also anyone who thinks they can predict the end of the world is a complete moron..
Originally posted by DaMod
The Mark of the Beast is described by this definition: A mark received on the forehead or right hand that equal six hundred and sixty six. You are unable to buy or sell anything without it and if you refuse it you are killed...
Originally posted by DaMod
by that definition my reply was spot on.... Deny Ignorance... especially as a top member.. Set an example plxedit on 27-6-2011 by DaMod because: (no reason given)
just so you know i was in little non profit think tank back in 84 , the 8 of us had seen this coming, to bad no one listened.
Consider the human body as well. Applied Digital Solutions has designed an RFID tag - called the VeriChip - for people. Only 11 mm long, it is designed to go under the skin, where it can be read from four feet away. They sell it as a great way to keep track of children, Alzheimer's patients in danger of wandering, and anyone else with a medical disability, but it gives me the creeps. The possibilities are scary. In May, delegates to the Chinese Communist Party Congress were required to wear an RFID-equipped badge at all times so their movements could be tracked and recorded. Is there any doubt that, in a few years, those badges will be replaced by VeriChip-like devices?