Will you accept the mark of the beast? - An RFID chip in every hand, page 3
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reply posted on 3-12-2006 @ 09:42 AM by Infoholic
Originally posted by In nothing we trust
You won't be able to buy or sell anything without one.
You will starve.


That is correct, IMO. Banks and the government are working diligently on digitalizing monies. Eventually the ole' greenbacks will be obsolete. Look at what is going on with money today.
Many are pushing the use of debit cards.

It's just a matter of time until the monies are issued as 1's and 0's programmed "remotely" onto that little chip implanted in your hand. Then what happens when you protest something that you feel right protesting (hmm...loss of free speech?)... they'll just shut off your chip and you'll be a goner in no time. Swell plan.

Again, I won't accept it in the 1st place. Die as I might, I won't take part in their diabolical plan.

[edit on 12/3/2006 by Infoholic]


reply posted on 3-12-2006 @ 06:11 PM by SmallMindsBigIdeas
Originally posted by testingatheory


Im not saying I believe persay the whole Beast Prophecy in bible but wouldn't it be a waste of time trying to implement something so obvious as the RFID chip if half the worlds population ( Christians ) knew of it and would reject it ?


I'd bet that a pertty big precentage of so-called Christians would take the mark, card, chip, whatever, simply because it will be rationalized as " for our saftey" by the "conservative Christain government". But then a gain, a lot of self proclaimed so-called Christians have never read these prophecies for them selves, they have just heard bits and peices here and there.



If the evil one is so clever then wouldn't he surely come up with something more henious and less obvious ? and I thought it had to be voluntarily accepted by the recipient so perhaps forcibly making people take the chip would also invalidate this choice aspect ?.


The only people who the government would be worried about not taking the mark are real Christans because they might know what the mark is and what it means. According to bible prophesy, if you dont have the mark you cant buy, sell or trade. Think about the implications of that. If you happen to own anything that hasent been "scanned" into the data base and you dont have a job because you need a mark to be employed(tradeing labour for money) then it might appear that what you own was stolen. Stealing, according to more recent(and I believe more to come) executive orders, might be constued as an act of terror, and you would be hunted down and imprisioned or killed. Again the, most likley group of people this could happen to are Christians.

In this fashion Christains could be "removed" from the population. This is in accordance with the "Christians being persecuted for their faith" part of the prophesy.

Maybe these cards are not the mark and maybe they are voluntary, but this is "the slippery slope" that will lead to the mark and it being manditory, or at least manditory if you want to buy, sell or trade with out being considerd a terrorist.


I really don't care if this RFID plans seems to line up with a story from the Bible or not. I'm not scared of the Bible of prohpecies of persecuted Christians.

People keep talking about the "implant in the hand" there is no plan to implant RFID's into people hands. There is a plan to implant them into ALL passports and one state will start using it in their drivers license and ID's card and others may soon follow.

I can see the concern for privacy issue and definitely the tracking concerns. Americans should be free to move about in public without any passive tracking taking place ... unless there is some sort of investigation and search warrant issued by the court that would allow them to track someone.

As far as the security claims as to the RFID chip transmitting all your personal data and someone buying a scanner and being able to download it. I'm assuming that the RFID chips in passports and ID are only going to contain an ID # or unique SERIAL # that is transmitted and that # can be used to look up the information in a secure database (same database's we already have that contain our DL and criminal histories.

Also RFID chips have no batteries and therefore don't have any power needed to "transmit" their data ... so they can only be read at a distance of 5-10 feet. That means it would be next to impossible to set up a passive scanning system on the local streets/highways to track our movements. But it is plausible that such systems could be setup at airports and local malls or other places where you pass at a slow enough rate for the data to be captured.

For me that is the only concern ... that this enhancement be used to make ID's more secure and not the create a massive database of citizen movement that can be accessed without any probable cause or search warrant requirements. I'm on the fence on this issue ... I can see the benefits of the upgrades. While I'm not fearful of goverment misuse I don't think it hurts to be mindful of the potential for misuse and to make sure to federal government remembers our consitutional rights as it applies to unreasonable search and seizure.


reply posted on 3-12-2006 @ 06:16 PM by thehumbleone
I really don't care if this RFID plans seems to line up with a story from the Bible or not. I'm not scared of the Bible of prohpecies of persecuted Christians.

People keep talking about the "implant in the hand" there is no plan to implant RFID's into people hands. There is a plan to implant them into ALL passports and one state will start using it in their drivers license and ID's card and others may soon follow.

I can see the concern for privacy issue and definitely the tracking concerns. Americans should be free to move about in public without any passive tracking taking place ... unless there is some sort of investigation and search warrant issued by the court that would allow them to track someone.

As far as the security claims as to the RFID chip transmitting all your personal data and someone buying a scanner and being able to download it. I'm assuming that the RFID chips in passports and ID are only going to contain an ID # or unique SERIAL # that is transmitted and that # can be used to look up the information in a secure database (same database's we already have that contain our DL and criminal histories.

Also RFID chips have no batteries and therefore don't have any power needed to "transmit" their data ... so they can only be read at a distance of 5-10 feet. That means it would be next to impossible to set up a passive scanning system on the local streets/highways to track our movements. But it is plausible that such systems could be setup at airports and local malls or other places where you pass at a slow enough rate for the data to be captured.

For me that is the only concern ... that this enhancement be used to make ID's more secure and not the create a massive database of citizen movement that can be accessed without any probable cause or search warrant requirements. I'm on the fence on this issue ... I can see the benefits of the upgrades. While I'm not fearful of goverment misuse I don't think it hurts to be mindful of the potential for misuse and to make sure to federal government remembers our consitutional rights as it applies to unreasonable search and seizure.


Yes, but you can see what direction this is moving in, no one forces you to get a drivers liscence, but you agree that without it, it would be hard to do a lot of stuff without one.

In the same way, this is what this chip will become like. The goverment will not win!


reply posted on 4-3-2007 @ 06:31 AM by zren
I happened to come accross this songtext from "Evil Dead" written back in 1989..
Dont take it


What i am wondering actually is how did they know all this stuff way back
then? Implants werent even discussed back then i think etc?

www.stlyrics.com...

(Music & Lyrics: R. Medina)
Cry...into the wind
Vivid warning time to take heed
They soon await for
A systematic regime
One world! One card!

Flashes on my T.V. screen
Security success, shines on a pedestal
Swallowed in by our peers,
Destructive atmosphere
We've all come short /
Make the choice
Who will you serve? /
Save your soul
Lead: JG
Purchase so easily,
Comfort in buying,
Right through your screen
One chip! One scan!
Trapped souls back to the beast

Computer technology,
Recognize numbers fed to them
Futuristic unconsciousness,
Monetary resource grip
Collected power through bankruptcy
Beheaded by corporate guillotine
Financial slave / How could you know?
Trick from hell / There's no choice
Need not to justify /
Hopes and dreams which you rely
A better place still yet to see
Don't take the mark; Don't be deceived
Branded...Branded...Branded...Branded
Branded...Branded...Branded...Branded

Lead: DF
Grind into your skin,
Laser technology,

Don't look back,
The time is here for you
Tribulation imminent,
The prophecies will unfold
When they come to brand the mark,
Forget not the holy son
The battle's on and we will fight,
To hold on to the light
We've all come short /
Make the choice
Who will you serve? / Save your soul
Need not to justify /
Hopes and dreams which you rely
A better place still yet to see
Don't take the mark;
Don't be deceived.



[edit on 4-3-2007 by zren]


reply posted on 4-3-2007 @ 06:48 PM by Funkydung
video.google.com...



This is a video to awaken the sheeple who believe microchipping the human population is a good thing.

So now are you going to do your homework and understand these words and terms below?: Human Chipping, Verichip, IBM , Nazi Germany , Hollerith Machine, George Orwell, 1984 , Mark of the beast, DNA chip, Forced chipping, identity protection, world database, cyborg, biometrics


reply posted on 5-3-2007 @ 01:18 AM by lonewolf37
This has been a well thought out and devised plan and is not going to b something that is easily denied by the masses. They started lifting our freedoms from us a little piece at a time decades ago with innocent sounding laws like the 'seatbelt law'. I personally never saw what business it was of the government whether I wore a seat belt or not.

ost recently they have devised the patriot act which basically says if you are a terrorist, you have no rights, don't have to be given a lawyer and can be held indefinitiely without being charged. Now as long as we are 'detainging' foreign born muslims at Gitmo with this law nobody cares and the govnerment is just 'protecting us'.

Now they have the new law that says you will, like it or not, get this new chip ID card or you won't travel, drive, have a job or bank. Next they get rid of all paper and coin money and go to total electronic banking. This will be enough to get most people that are leaning toward a revolt to roll over, because they will have no means to eat or have a roof over their heads legally.

They have also spent decades urbanizing the country (and the world for that matter) and making anyone who believes in hunting and having a gun look like an idiot or redneck. Now there are very few people who even know how to gather food for themselves and most wilderness is public owned government land that is patrolled by DNR officer, etc.

Back to the patriot act now. The few people that remain unwilling to take the card (or the chip as we know it will eventually be) will be listed a petential terrorists and rounded up and put into prison pending a terrorist activity investigation. Guess what the outcome of that investigation will be? Once youve been captured and laeled a terrist then you have a choice between becoming a good (chipped) citizen or death.

I saw a couple of questions that popped up while I was reading through and thought I would address them. Forgive me, but I'm a little new and haven't figured out how to do the fancy quotation stuff yet.

Some one asked if the ID is only in the US. I know that Costa Rica and most of the other smaller South American countries have national ID cards already in effect. I believe they have them in Australia and they are pusshing really hard for European Union uniform drivers licenses for europe.

Another person is nder the impression that you can destroy these chips with a simple magnet. Most current nano technology (which I'm sure these will be based on) is created through plasma processing. I've read about it on the University of Michigan Nano Tech web site. I could be wrong, but I don't think magnets will do the trick on the newer chip technology.

Basically, they covered most of the bases and not just in the us, but world wide. The reminants of people who don't actually just roll over will not be much trouble to deal with when you have armies and entire police forces to handle the situation.
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