VeriChip & RFID

[Bandit]

http://www.verichipcorp.com/content/solutions/1117564579

They are lying.

Isn't this the same junk they told us about credit cards, ATM cards, online banking? in exchange for cash & how safe we will all be? & yet somehow we are worse off & stealing has been made that much easier as the criminal does not even have to come into your home or enter a bank to rob you & take your identity.

Did they forget to tell us how easy it is to remove the RFID chip from under the skin by the criminal slicing you up to get it? Oh yah- I am going to feel real safe & much healthier when the entire globe from animal to plant life is microchipped under the skin.

There is so much out on this today & it appears that people are falling into a stuper over it as government chugs along... The chickens, the cows, the deer, all marinelife, the catfish ponds. your passport, the vehicles, your cellphone, your pets all need a chip!!!...yet somehow we are not safer, thought they tell us we will be safer when every week you turn around & learn that some food has been contaminated & sold, haunting hundreds of people & animals UNTIL it gets placed in your arm or face, then you will be safe.

They use this chip in uniforms in the workplace & have convinced a few that all newborns need one.


and if we all get one under our skin...we will be safer?
NOT!

More from Time & CNN:

http://www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1672865,00.html

going after those with Alzheimer's, diabetes, cancer and heart disease. calling these people high risk patients. & they need a RFID tag to be healthier & safer.

[bmrigs]

http://www.verichipcorp.com/content/...ons/1117564579

They are lying.

Isn't this the same junk they told us about credit cards, ATM cards, online banking? in exchange for cash & how safe we will all be? & yet somehow we are worse off & stealing has been made that much easier as the criminal does not even have to come into your home or enter a bank to rob you & take your identity.

Did they forget to tell us how easy it is to remove the RFID chip from under the skin by the criminal slicing you up to get it? Oh yah- I am going to feel real safe & much healthier when the entire globe from animal to plant life is microchipped under the skin.

There is so much out on this today & it appears that people are falling into a stuper over it as government chugs along... The chickens, the cows, the deer, all marinelife, the catfish ponds. your passport, the vehicles, your cellphone, your pets all need a chip!!!...yet somehow we are not safer, thought they tell us we will be safer when every week you turn around & learn that some food has been contaminated & sold, haunting hundreds of people & animals UNTIL it gets placed in your arm or face, then you will be safe.

They use this chip in uniforms in the workplace & have convinced a few that all newborns need one.


and if we all get one under our skin...we will be safer?
NOT!

More from Time & CNN:

http://www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1672865,00.html

going after those with Alzheimer's, diabetes, cancer and heart disease. calling these people high risk patients. & they need a RFID tag to be healthier & safer.

The biggest advantage to micro chipping is that they will know where you are at anytime so they can find you. And if your a pain in the ass like I am then they will just turn off your chip and you wont be able to buy necessities of life. Total control.

[Bandit]

hey bmrigs,

at least they will let you starve to death with your wonderful chip that makes you safer. Me? they will no doubt take me straight to the gillatean (so I can be safe & healthy) because I used my freedom of speech.

[BankruptPinoy]

For anyone who's interested in bio-chips and things like that:

Katherine Albrecht and Liz McIntyre's site with news and lots of info:

http://www.spychips.com/

"Spychips: How Major Corporations and Government Plan to Track Your Every Move with RFID"

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0452287669

The Spychips Threat: Why Christians Should Resist RFID and Electronic Surveillance

http://www.amazon.com/Spychips-Threat-Christians-Electronic-Surveillance/dp/1595550216/ref=pd_sim_b_1

WHAT IS RFID?

RFID stands for Radio Frequency IDentification, a technology that uses tiny computer chips smaller than a grain of sand to track items at a distance. RFID "spy chips" have been hidden in the packaging of Gillette razor products and in other products you might buy at a local Wal-Mart, Target, or Tesco - and they are already being used to spy on people.

Each tiny chip is hooked up to an antenna that picks up electromagnetic energy beamed at it from a reader device. When it picks up the energy, the chip sends back its unique identification number to the reader device, allowing the item to be remotely identified. Spy chips can beam back information anywhere from a couple of inches to up to 20 or 30 feet away.


Shown above is a magnified image of actual tag found in Gillette Mach3 razor blades.

Note: The chip appears as the tiny black square component. The coil of wires surrounding the chip is the antenna, which transmits your information to a reader device, which can be located anywhere!

Some of the world's largest product manufacturers have been plotting behind closed doors since 1999 to develop and commercialize this technology. If they are not opposed, their plan is to use these remote-readable spy chips to replace the bar code.

RFID tags are NOT an "improved bar code" as the proponents of the technology would like you to believe. RFID technology differs from bar codes in three important ways:

1. With today's bar code technology, every can of Coke has the same UPC or bar code number as every other can (a can of Coke in Toronto has the same number as a can of Coke in Topeka). With RFID, each individual can of Coke would have a unique ID number which could be linked to the person buying it when they scan a credit card or a frequent shopper card (i.e., an "item registration system").

2. Unlike a bar code, these chips can be read from a distance, right through your clothes, wallet, backpack or purse -- without your knowledge or consent -- by anybody with the right reader device. In a way, it gives strangers x-ray vision powers to spy on you, to identify both you and the things you're wearing and carrying.

3. Unlike the bar code, RFID could be bad for your health. RFID supporters envision a world where RFID reader devices are everywhere - in stores, in floors, in doorways, on airplanes -- even in the refrigerators and medicine cabinets of our own homes. In such a world, we and our children would be continually bombarded with electromagnetic energy. Researchers do not know the long-term health effects of chronic exposure to the energy emitted by these reader devices.

Many huge corporations, including Philip Morris, Procter and Gamble, and Wal-Mart, have begun experimenting with RFID spy chip technology. Gillette is leading the pack, and recently placed an order for up to 500 million RFID tags from a company called "Alien Technology" (we kid you not). These big companies envision a day when every single product on the face of the planet is tracked with RFID spy chips!

As consumers we have no way of knowing which packages contain these chips. While some chips are visible inside a package (see our pictures of Gillette spy chips), RFID chips can be well hidden. For example they can be sewn into the seams of clothes, sandwiched between layers of cardboard, molded into plastic or rubber, and integrated into consumer package design.

This technology is rapidly evolving and becoming more sophisticated. Now RFID spy chips can even be printed, meaning the dot on a printed letter "i" could be used to track you. In addition, the tell-tale copper antennas commonly seen attached to RFID chips can now be printed with conductive ink, making them nearly imperceptible. Companies are even experimenting with making the product packages themselves serve as antennas.

As you can see, it could soon be virtually impossible for a consumer to know whether a product or package contains an RFID spy chip. For this reason, CASPIAN (the creator of this web site) is proposing federal labeling legislation, the RFID Right to Know Act, which would require complete disclosures on any consumer products containing RFID devices.

We believe the public has an absolute right to know when they are interacting with technology that could affect their health and privacy.

Don't you?

Join us. Let's fight this battle before big corporations track our every move.

Fight Back!

Transcript of the Fox & Friends interview with Scott Silverman, Chairman of the Board of VeriChip Corporation.The interview took place Tuesday May 16, 2006, between 6 and 7 AM on the Fox News Channel.

TIKI BARBER, co-anchor: All right now, could implanting a microchip into guest workers coming into the US solve our illegal immigration problem?


BRIAN KILMEADE, co-anchor: Here to tell us right now why this is a viable solution that might be used very shortly, Scott Silverman, CEO and Chairman of Applied Digital. Scott, where is this being used right now?


Mr. SCOTT SILVERMAN (Chairman & CEO, Applied Digital): Well, this chip today is being used for medical applications, to identify high-risk medical patients and their medical records in an emergency and clinical situation. The chip itself was approved by the FDA several years ago as a class-two medical device, specifically for that application. But obviously, it can be applicable for the immigration issues we face today as well.


KIRAN CHETRY, co-anchor: And we're going to take a look at it right now. You have the little chip, and it's next to a penny, so we can see just how small that chip would be. And you have one in you, so let's go ahead and just sort of explain how it would happen.


Mr. SILVERMAN: That's correct. My chip is in the upper right arm; it's been there for about three years. It's a simple injection process just like getting a shot of penicillin.


BARBER: OK. Now how exactly does it work? What does the chip actually contain on it?


CHETRY: OK, SO it--I guess you can just run this over his arm, and it comes up.


Mr. SILVERMAN: Well, the chip itself has a unique, 16-digit identification number, and then through a serial port--if I can. Kiran, on the bottom of the scanner. Through a serial port, it attaches to a computer, where a database would pull up and the medical application—your medical records. But in the immigration application, the registration of a guest worker legitimately here in the United States, that could be used at the border. But it could also be used for enforcement purposes at the employer level.


KILMEADE: What if you don't want it in your body? Do you have a choice?


Mr. SILVERMAN: Absolutely. It's an election on the part of the immigrant or an election on the part of the government, when we ultimately define what that technology is that no one has defined yet.


KILMEADE: Has the government bought this from you and said this is going to be the new immigration policy?


Mr. SILVERMAN: No, they have not. We have talked to many people in Washington about using it as an application for a guest worker program. But we cannot say today that they have actually bought it for immigration purposes.


BARBER: Now, a lot of people would say that's it's dangerous, that it's invasive, it could be used to infringe on our civil liberties by tracking us. But this is not what this is all about.


KILMEADE: Sort of like "Wild Kingdom," right?


Mr. SILVERMAN: No, that's correct, Tiki. This is not a locating device; this has no GPS capabilities in it whatsoever. It is purely an identification device that reads a unique 16-digit identifier with a proprietary scanner within a very short range. It's a passive device with no power source under the skin that ties to a database where the relevant information is stored.


KILMEADE: Tiki knows the Secretary of State. Maybe Tiki can get this contract for Scott. Tiki, maybe you can get a cut back. You know, you're not going to be playing forever.


CHETRY: That's how people get arrested in Florida, Brian.


BARBER: Exactly.


CHETRY: But it is an interesting phenomenon. I don't know how comfortable even if you asked me or Tiki or Brian if we would be willing to do it. It just seems, like--it seems scary.


KILMEADE: If I wanted to come to the United States, chip me to death!


BARBER: But it really is no different than having a passport and having a way to identify yourself. This just is a way that you won't lose it.


Mr. SILVERMAN: Yeah. It's a benefit to the person that's in the guest worker program, because if you leave your card at home or you leave it at your work, you're not going to be able to go back and forth across the border.


KILMEADE: It's like permanently putting a string on your finger to remind you of something.


Mr. SILVERMAN: Correct. That's correct.


CHETRY: It's quite interesting, so, keep us posted if there's more interest in it. Thanks, Scott.


Mr. SILVERMAN: Thank you very much. Pleasure meeting you this morning.


KILMEADE: Especially if you get really rich.


Mr. SILVERMAN: OK. Thanks.


BARBER: Thanks for joining us.

[BankruptPinoy]

Rockefeller Admitted Elite Goal Of Microchipped Population

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1263677258215075609

America: Freedom to Fascism Filmmaker Aaron Russo has exposed first-hand knowledge of the elite global agenda during a video interview and live on Alex Jones' nationally-syndicated radio show.

Nick Rockefeller told Russo about the plan to microchip the population, warned him about 'an event that would allow us to invade Afghanistan and Iraq' some eleven months before 9/11 and foretold the fact that the 'War on Terror' would be a hoax wherein soldiers would be looking in caves for non-existant enemies.

Rockefeller also tried to recruit Aaron Russo to the Council on Foreign Relations during the tenure of their friendship. Now, a picture send by the Russo family verifies that friendship and strengthens evidence of the global agenda which Rockefeller related to the filmmaker so frankly during their private conversations.

Bill Cooper said in 1996:

"There will be no individual Rights only privileges. These will be granted or denied at will by the world supra government. All property is to be owned by the State. There will be a redistribution of wealth. They plan to eliminate class differences and reduce the standard of living to a lower level in the advanced nations, such as the United States, and to a higher standard of living in the so-called third world nations.

"This leveling of the standard of living will be accomplished through a global economic collapse which is in its beginning stages. The economic collapse will fulfill the goal of Marx and Engles' Communist Manifesto mandating the elimination of the middle class. The graduated income tax was the first implementation of this process and is one of the planks of the Communist Manifesto. NAFTA and GATT are a part of this process encouraging industry to move into third-world nations in order to exploit cheap labor.

"All existing religions will disappear. The only religion will be the state religion (humanism or illuminism).

"All County and State governments will be eliminated and replaced with regional government. These regional governments (Home Rule) are already in place. Regionalism is gradually taking control throughout America.

"There will be no more cash. Trade will be accomplished by a system of computer credits with accounts accessed through debit cards or computer chip implants. The cards or implants will also serve as personal identification, drivers license, and etc. When this is completed the human race will be shackled to a computer in a never ending cycle of debt. No action or movement will ever again be private."

[Bandit]

BIg problems. It is not just like a string you tie to your finger. There is a contradiction in the definition & that interview because they have RFID that does indeed track you or whatever they choose to put it into from distances.

How much of the population do you all think is fully aware of this stuff today? Maybe half or less?

3. Unlike the bar code, RFID could be bad for your health. RFID supporters envision a world where RFID reader devices are everywhere - in stores, in floors, in doorways, on airplanes -- even in the refrigerators and medicine cabinets of our own homes. In such a world, we and our children would be continually bombarded with electromagnetic energy. Researchers do not know the long-term health effects of chronic exposure to the energy emitted by these reader devices.

which is most likely the only reason keeping this from happening tonight to humans & will use results of testing on the animals.

[BankruptPinoy]

Old News from 2005:
Passports to get RFID chip implants

http://news.cnet.com/Passports-to-get-RFID-chip-implants/2100-7348_3-5913644.html

2 good sources of info:
The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC)

http://epic.org/

and JJ Luna's:

http://www.howtobeinvisible.com/index.cfm/fa/questions

For those concerned about privacy.

[BankruptPinoy]

Hi Bandit. I don't think many people know, and when I just try and discuss something rationally, so many just turn off their brains. I feel like most folks would embrace chips. "hey, my dog has to get chipped. Let's chip all the aliens in the USA." Then it's "hey, my dog has to get chipped, you're gonna chip your little baby." Or some "terrorist" event.

But hey, we're almost in a cashless society now.

These are interesting times we are in.

[Lacy]

Now this all doesn't sound to good to me ... pretty scary stuff !!

[justplaintired]

Hi Bandit. I don't think many people know, and when I just try and discuss something rationally, so many just turn off their brains. I feel like most folks would embrace chips. "hey, my dog has to get chipped. Let's chip all the aliens in the USA." Then it's "hey, my dog has to get chipped, you're gonna chip your little baby." Or some "terrorist" event.

But hey, we're almost in a cashless society now.

These are interesting times we are in.

Just for record, I am totally completely opposed to a chip in myself or my kids or for that matter I don't believe anyone should welcome such a thing. I would fight tooth and nail to keep them from doing so. Now I may not be the smartest one on this forum, but I am by far smart enough to know I will not willingly be microchipped and my children will not be chipped. Way to science fiction to me.

[BigJohn]

RealId is a RFID chip based ID card. All States are suppose to have them.

[bmrigs]

RealId is a RFID chip based ID card. All States are suppose to have them.

Im sure the National ID cards are going to have the chips inserted in them like the passports do already. Keep in mind that you wont be able to board a plane without getting a National ID card so be prepared to drive cross country for business trips and to see loved ones. How can they do this? Because your Federal citizens and Federal citizens do not have rights, they have priveledges.

[Bandit]

Hi Bandit. I don't think many people know, and when I just try and discuss something rationally, so many just turn off their brains. I feel like most folks would embrace chips. "hey, my dog has to get chipped. Let's chip all the aliens in the USA." Then it's "hey, my dog has to get chipped, you're gonna chip your little baby." Or some "terrorist" event.

But hey, we're almost in a cashless society now.

These are interesting times we are in.

or you get the conspriacy theory oxymoron, as if it does not exist for a reason.
"Let's all get chipped because the president said we will be safer from the terrorists."

The more chips you have in your home, the safer you will be

[Bandit]

Just for record, I am totally completely opposed to a chip in myself or my kids or for that matter I don't believe anyone should welcome such a thing. I would fight tooth and nail to keep them from doing so. Now I may not be the smartest one on this forum, but I am by far smart enough to know I will not willingly be microchipped and my children will not be chipped. Way to science fiction to me.

I am exactly the same & glad to hear it. I hope this is the way most people who are aware of this are seeing it also.

You are smart enough to know that RFID is not the way to go as there will be many problems if it ever should become law for humans. Very sad to think that there may be a generation soon who believes being chipped is normal and it has always been this way.

[Lacy]

I was talking to my oldest son today about what I had read on here about the chip.

And he seems to think this is the mark of the beast that the bible talks about.