BBC - Tiny chip could diagnose disease
(And look who is doing the research, it's the little Hitlers at IBM, which I swear stands for I Bury Masses, a tribute to their wonderful technology that helped inmates of concentration camps the world over get pretty numbers on their arms...yep, that was IBM. Genocide. IBM. Genocide. Don't forget that. That's what they mean by 'building a smarter planet'...even their ads subtly refer to eugenics! True evil is bold, in-your-face, and still gets away with it.)
http://www.ibmandtheholocaust.com/
Anyway, the story is that microchips inside the bloodstream could diagnose disease more efficiently. Aww, now these chips are really friendly and one of them is named George and the other is named Jessie and did I say they were really friendly? Don't worry, you can keep them after you're done seeing the doctor. Aww.
RadioFrequency
Identification
Device
= Cancer and Slavery
Info on a recent H1N1 vaccine 'blunt needle' controversy...some suggested the only reason wider needles were being used in some places was so that chips could be placed in the needles...just something to be aware of as a possibility... click here
http://blog.puppetgov.com/2009/09/14/orwellian-tech-erasing-civil-rights-raising-h1n1-vaccine-questions/
Heck, you only need to look to the Georgia Guidestones...
"Maintain humanity under 500,000,000 in perpetual balance with nature...
Be not a cancer on the earth - Leave room for nature - Leave room for nature."
There's your smarter planet - genocide and 'sustainability'...but then I repeat myself.
Why would you want this thing in your blood stream. What if it winds up at your heart and mixes with built up plaque. Can you say computerized heart attack?
ReplyDeleteBesides, how do you know there isn't a more sinister plot with technology like this. What if a microchip could kill you and make it look natural. Keep your microchips out of my body!
I don't want to sound crazy, but you always have to look at all the possibilities. This is an evil world we live in.
Bill, I declare your opinion to be Thoughtcrime. Your chip must be deactivated immediately. No more buying or selling for you sir! :D
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My bank just sent me a new microchipped debit card:0( I'm fecked!
ReplyDeleteOh no, scary microchips coming to get ya xD
ReplyDeleteOkay so normal microchips are fine. RFID not so much. RFID implanted in humans = very bad. Well, really, any microchips implanted in humans is a bit creepy, and I am no fundamentalist Luddite.
I believe RFID passports are already being issued. Step one of fifty - somewhere in the other forty-nine I'm guessing they will find a really good excuse to implant a chip in you.
A solution to illegal immigration (only citizens have a chip?)
Medical use as above
Travel, especially airport security ('only a terrorist doesn't have one!')
Implant your kids so if they get lost 'you know where they are'
All fine excuses to have the masses embrace implantable microchipping and become household pets of the NWO. With the right plausible deniability scenario, the elites can get away with pretty much anything...we shall see. Next 20 years or so. (or even less?)