Philips "iPill"....conditioning for RFID implants?

iPill

This pill is designed as a smart pill to target specific areas of the body to release low dose medication directly to the infected regions. Sounds like a great idea to reduce the amount of medication ingested, and likely reduce side affects and potential addiction.

That was, until I read that it transmits a signal with bodily stats back out to a receiver.

Ok, I do realize that this is a low frequency, short range signal with limited programming and focused intent. However, everything that happens, happens in stages. Everything with the NWO is about conditioning. It starts small, like the child locator device as the secondary item to a battery commercial, the camera pills used in place of scoping a conscious patient, GPS tracking devices in cell phones, LoJack, etc.

Get the people used to these "helpful", "innocent" seperate items and it will be nothing more than a mild suggestion that completes the cycle of master control and all human cattle RFID chipped for the "convenience" of it all.

Talking about recievers

The end goal is better wireless broadband access in America

and FCC certification of consumer-ready devices

These will all have an effect on the amount of time it takes for white space devices to reach consumers.
perhaps people are customers


FCC Unanimously Approves Use of Television "White Spaces"

www.eff.org...

These will all have an effect on the amount of time it takes for white space devices to reach consumers.

so does that meen tv or radio or ??

geo location possible rfid

www.networkworld.com...

White spaces round 2: Microsoft's smart radios vs. Motorola's geo-location

"As part of the FCC's decision, power limits have been imposed on TVWS devices to ensure there is no interference to television signals and other permitted users within the television band. In particular, the FCC is requiring the first group of approved devices to include geo-location technology. Geo-location devices provide extremely accurate protection by using a database to determine available channels based on the precise location of the device. Motorola has been a leader in successfully developing and implementing the geo-location technology approved by the FCC. During the FCC's eight-month laboratory and field testing, Motorola's device was 100 percent successful in identifying television signals and preventing interference."