NBC: All Americans Microchipped by 2017

reply to post by MystikMushroom


How are chips/RFID imbedded into gift cards? Are you saying that when you go to buy a Hallmark card, someone is tracking it?? Or do you mean money gift cards like the ones at Walmart or from different stores?

reply to post by Snarl


Healthcare is getting ready for Biometrics already. I have seen where people are going through preliminary PE's for biometrics. Unbelievable!!! I never imagined we would be seeing this stuff in my lifetime!

reply to post by Carreau


I wouldn't rely on the Supreme Court entirely. I think I read another article on here that said the White House deemed that the Supreme Court did not have jurisdiction to hear an NSA privacy case. That is just absurd, but that is what was posted. So, IF the White House deems the Supreme Court does not have jurisdiction on RFID or Biometrics, then what??

reply to post by DataWraith


Very good points!! Yes, I too believe they will market it in such a fashion that it will seem like we the sheeple thought of it ourselves, when in actuality, they have been 'conditioning' the American public for years!! Introducing technology, marketing technology, using technology to make it look like everything is on the up and up, and then the drop the bomb that no one sees coming until it is too late - US GOVERNMENT ISSUE MANDATED MICROCHIPS FOR EVERYONE! And from what I am reading on this topic, people don't think it will happen even in the next 30 years or the Supreme Court will overturn it, but I think Obama has that stuff covered, with making the Supreme Court not have jurisdiction on an NSA privacy case and moving OBAMACARE into effect, which has started the process already for biometrics. Biometrics testing/pre-evaluations are currently going on!!! Not 30 years from now, but RIGHT NOW people are being evaluated for BIOMETRICS!!! WAKE UP PEOPLE!! WE NEED TO SPEAK OUT AGAINST THIS NOW!!!

reply to post by tencap77


Running through ovens? Are you saying we are headed towards the NAZI warfare here in America? What kind of America are we living in that the American people doesn't see what is going on and do something about it?

reply to post by gardener


And people wonder why I choose to homeschool my boys......

ughh i already got one in my hand where the planned Obamacare ones should go so i wonder what there going to say lmao

but really i ended up finding a DIY RFID Implant kit online so i hooked up some microcontrollers and rfid reader so i dont have to use locks anywhere on my house,

I KNOW SOME PEOPLE WILL BE LIKE what if the power go out, well there 9v backup batterys hooked to each one, plus solar panel recharge larger batters which charge the 9v batterys and if all fails
there a switch on the inside like any lock where i can leave it unlocked or locked!

Wookiep

marg6043
Is not going to happen, If legislation is even dared to pass congress and signed by any given president on mandatory R-chips it will be no time at all before goes to the supreme court.

Is not going to happen in our lifetime for now.

Unless something happens in which the general population is begging for them. You know how those pesky "terrorists" can be.

Yeah, here in the Louisville, Kentucky (USA) area there have been three bomb scares in the past ten days. That rarely happens in this area, but three in under two weeks? What? The first one was at a Goodwill store, I forget where the second one was off the top of my head and the third one, yesterday, was at a bank. Peoples paranoia getting the best of them or is it pranksters? Or government pranksters? I'm not sure but everybody I talk to is nervous about it now, even though they all turned out to be nothing as far as I know.

The last bomb scare a couple years ago turned out to be... a gallon of milk. The bomb squad blew up a man's lunch a few years ago, too. So this is the level of fear people can stoop to. If you scare people enough about the world they live in they will do almost anything to alleviate it. This concerns me when it comes to thinking about the RFID implantables. People WILL take them. 90% of their Pastors & Priests will tell them it's not anything to be concerned with spiritually, and they'll just go for it. Because they will want to feel safe.

seeker1963
reply to post by gardener

 

Not gonna happen to this human! Last I knew farmers tagged their livestock! I'll be damned if I allow my government to tag me like a freakin animal!!!

In this sense it is literally the mark of the beast.

Do not let them mark you like a beast. Even for those non believers like myself, don't count on the people pulling the strings to be non believers, especially if their belief falls on the dark side of such beliefs.

reply to post by CryonicAngel


It already happen, first the R-chips were introduced in the 90s to tag pets, but many got nasty side effects from it, ranging from cancer tumors or benign tumors in the area of the injection, then the developers got government approval and they were offered to tag children and adults for 200 dollars, even vans were used to travel around the nation offering the tags, no body wanted them.

Then they were offered to tag the elderly and nobody wanted them.

After Obamacare was passed they got a boost and funds from the government to be used as a way to track records and the biggest advancement of all to be use for medical purposes.

Still no much support from the population.

We are still waiting to see how the tracking of medical record will impact us, under Obamacrap, but the medical use of them is still been tested.

For those who haven't seen it: back in 2005, Joe Biden told now-Chief Justice John Roberts that he would rule on whether americans could be implanted with and tracked via microchip. Find that story and a link to video of the testimony here.

So the plan has been in the works since well before 2005... well before 2001 if you consider the Aaron Russo interview about Nick Rockefeller, where Rockefeller said the plan was to have everyone alive chipped and corralled and controlled.

I'd embed the youtube but I can't reach it through my work firewall. You can easily find the Russo interview if you search for "Aaron Russo Nicholas Rockefeller" on youtube.

This should be a massive wake-up call for everyone out there. The corrupt individuals that form TPTB almost always divulge their plans well in advance--you just need to know how to translate their words into what evil they plan to commit against mankind in the future.

(Add me to the list of people never getting that chip... I'll die before I accept their mark)

reply to post by gardener


I wonder if hackers will start hacking people like computers and if so, what would this outcome be?

Staroth
reply to post by gardener

 

I wonder if hackers will start hacking people like computers and if so, what would this outcome be?

Likely the outcome would be this.

They've already invented RFID chips with a lethal dose of cyanide included. Remember, folks--everyone who takes the mark of the beast is going to die. Now you know how it'll happen.

therealguyfawkes

Staroth
reply to post by gardener

 

I wonder if hackers will start hacking people like computers and if so, what would this outcome be?

Likely the outcome would be this.

They've already invented RFID chips with a lethal dose of cyanide included. Remember, folks--everyone who takes the mark of the beast is going to die. Now you know how it'll happen.

Too bad that link is from natural news. Worse, their source links are no more. So, given that for an implant, you'd have to chase the person down and apply an interrogator to them about 10cm away, you might as well just shoot them. It would be cheaper and more straight forward.

Bedlam

therealguyfawkes

Staroth
reply to post by gardener

 

I wonder if hackers will start hacking people like computers and if so, what would this outcome be?

Likely the outcome would be this.

They've already invented RFID chips with a lethal dose of cyanide included. Remember, folks--everyone who takes the mark of the beast is going to die. Now you know how it'll happen.

Too bad that link is from natural news. Worse, their source links are no more. So, given that for an implant, you'd have to chase the person down and apply an interrogator to them about 10cm away, you might as well just shoot them. It would be cheaper and more straight forward.

Here's a youtube vid of a fox news report about the cyanide-laced RFID chips.

NaturalNews actually has some on the money articles sometimes.

reply to post by crimvelvet


It makes me curious if that happens in the US. One of Obama's Czars wrote an article about depopulation. We have a record high global population now. They are aware of the global food crisis, and other resources.

reply to post by MountainEnigma


If you have one of those Visa gift cards and it has a hologram on it, behind it is an RFID chip. All credit/debit cards that have a hologram (to my knowledge) have had RFID's behind the hologram for some time. I know my debit card does, as it's been swiped so many times the hologram is half worn off and I can see the microchip.

therealguyfawkes
NaturalNews actually has some on the money articles sometimes.

This would not be one of them.

You can patent anything. That doesn't mean it works. And in this case, the patent describes something that doesn't work.

You can't receive GPS signals inside your body. You can't afford the power to run a GPS receiver and processor inside your body anyway, unless you've got something the size of a pacemaker you're recharging weekly. You can't transmit or receive radio signals from inside your body without grave signal loss that limits the range to a few feet at best in the case of MICS, which is the only tech that tries to use radio, and isn't widely supported due to the large size and power requirements. RFID doesn't use radio at all in bioimplant parts. And as I said, if you use h-field parts, which are the only ones that work in that environment, the range is limited to a few cm.

Take a look at the size of a GPS antenna. That's not going away. It's not going to be any smaller no matter how small the part gets.

Now go look up the path loss at GPS frequency at 1.5GHz - my rule of thumb says it's about 13.5 db/cm. Then you've got an impedance step that won't wait between you and air, then between you and the antenna, with another huge signal loss at both steps. There's a reason you don't put radios in bags of salt water and expect them to work, especially not GHz range ones.

reply to post by MystikMushroom


WOW! NEVER knew! So it must be the RFID they have in Debit/Credit cards where you wave it over a sensor at pumps or certain stores, like Sheetz?