Government microchipping our military!

Last night at work I was discussing the microchip implant i.e "mark of the beast" with a co-worker and she informed me that her husband who is retired army told her that the U.S. government may instate a policy that will have all of our soldiers microchipped! For location, identity, background, etc purposes.

Now I am not a believer in Christianity or "mark of the beast" type dogma, but I DO realize this will most likely be implemented on our society, since it is being discussed openly by the government, well maybe not openly, but we've all heard about it over the years.

I mean my god, I saw a commercial for batteries yesterday (not sure what brand) that had a scenario where a mother lost her child a park and "thank god" she had the right batteries in her child's microchip tracking device that she found him!

This woman is my only credible source so I don't have any links and haven't searched about it yet, but I sense this would start with military before going public.

So how far are you willing to resist to NOT be implanted with these, being that it may be our criminal, medical, and psychological history and what have you. And not having one may result in your not being able to work, travel, and basically be free?

I for one would rather die than become a commodity, slave, etc. And would fight to the end.

Originally posted by gnosis111I for one would rather die than become a commodity, slave, etc. And would fight to the end.

Hate to burst your bubble but, you already are a commodity, slave, etc.

As for your question...if it were to be implemented how could anyone honestly say they would "fight to the end" to not be chipped. It will be akin to a social security number without it you dont exist anyways!

You seen that commercial too? I knew i wasn't the only one that seen something wrong with that commercial. Anyway, that sounds about how it would start, putting the chip in military and government workers.

yeah, I'm not going for the chip, i'll pass. I actually don't even have an I.D. of any kind. Which at times can be quite a b!tch.

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True.

I don't want to sound like a nut-job but.....I know babies in the US are giving all sorts of immunizations and need them to start public school.
Could this have already begun? Are the babies and young kids already chipped?

I thought about this exact same thing the other day. How would we know if the government was already implanting chips in our children in one of their many immunizations they get.Hell they get like 20 before they're 5. Yeah, i thought i was crazy for thinking that too, though. But, at least, you're not crazy alone though. just kidding.

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Fast Growing Tumors in Microchipped Animals

The body does not like such intrusions and can react badly. It is a bad idea all around.


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Yeah I understand what you are saying, but if I don't exist in society then so be it, I mean who does exist as an individual in the minds of our oppressors anyway?!!

And hell for all we know we may be chipped and not even know it, I've had surgery in the past 7 years, who is to say they didn't put one in me then, although I haven't quite reached that level of paranoia yet?! Heh heh heh....

I'm talking about the scenario of blatantly telling us we are to be chipped, when I mentioned "fight to the end". Which I'm sure that won't be how it plays out anyway.

I suppose we are only free in our own minds and in America that is dwindling as well, with commercialism and celebrity worship, when our children want to imitate Paris Hilton or American Idol. This is one reason i will never have children.

Well I have been active duty in the military for the last 6 years, and I dont have a microchip, nor does anyone I know.....and I have never heard of anything like that.....ever. Well only here on ATS.

Well, what do you expect working for the military? Last I heard, its not exactly a place where individuality is encouraged.

Well I have been active duty in the military for the last 6 years, and I dont have a microchip, nor does anyone I know.....and I have never heard of anything like that.....ever. Well only here on ATS.




Thank you for your Service!

2ndly, were you or any other service members required to take a
vaccine? Just curious because that could have been and RFID carrier
without you knowing?

Thanks

Originally posted by gnosis111


I mean my god, I saw a commercial for batteries yesterday (not sure what brand) that had a scenario where a mother lost her child a park and "thank god" she had the right batteries in her child's microchip tracking device that she found him!

Oh, for crying out loud. It ain't a microchip and it sure ain't implanted.
www.brickhousesecurity.com...

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Oh boo hoo, so I wasn't exactly right about it, lets get all upset with "for crying out louds". It still a way to "ease" us into something similar.

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Well like I said, I haven't researched it thoroughly this was all based on hear say. Just thought I'd get some early responses.

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Ok, let's get all upset with "my god" instead. The term "for crying out loud" does not denote upsetedness. On the contrary it is a call to calm down and be reasonable.

Your immediate assumption that the commercial was talking about implanting a chip in a child indicates that your could be jumping to other (incorrect) conclusions as well.

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Is upsetedness a word? Kidding, not really. And I don't believe I was jumping to an incorrect conclusion, just a hasty misinformed one! Listen, I'm not here to bicker, just to have fun with my conspiracies and see others' as well.

And "My god" simply refers to the ridiculousness of leashing our children, I'm sorry, but I don't believe the world is anymore dangerous than it was when I was a child in the early 80s possibly less so, it just appears that way because our media portrays it as such. Hell I had a very dysfunctional childhood with bare minimum supervision and I'm still alive and very insane....wait did I say insane I meant sane....very sane.....ahem!

I don't like the fact that these things we use to keep our children "protected", just may condition them to be controlled for the rest of their lives. If you can see what I mean. If not....oh well.

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I have some problems with that commercial too.

Even thought the device doesn't seem to have the capability, there are times I really could use a remote control on my five year old (my wife too, for that matter).

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This is off topic, but does your user name refer to Macrophage, you know the bacteria? Not being an @$$, just curious. I work in a cheese producing plant and it is a prevalent bacteria in whey cream.

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Since it's your thread, does it make it alright to go OT? We'll find out soon enough.

I use this name in a couple of other places and you're the first one to make the connection. You're really close. I actually use it as the shortened form of bateriophage, virii that attack bacteria. Really just a way to say eater of bad guys.



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The chips will be availabe with optional 2nd redundancy model to be implanted in the wrist or scalp.

People are not happy with pet chipping either. I've had friends ask me to remove them from their animals - even the pets feel violated.

Well, the news here would be if the military is announcing it's going to do this to all personnel. Given the predictable security benefits, it's quite reasonable to believe they're doing it to some personnel, where there's a perceived need.

In fact, I can relate an 'a friend' story! (my ATS first). 'A friend', who I have no reason to disbelieve, and who served in the military with a higher than average level clearance, in fact once told me that he had been injected with such a device, in his arm. He actually let me feel the area on his forearm where he said it was and, sure enough, there was a lump there, palpable but not visible.