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Originally posted by OmegaPoint
reply to post by network dude
Taking children to Masons to have them put into a data base just gives me the heebie jeebies I can't help it. And the name for the program was a rather bad choice to say the least.
Many are aware of things like the Franklin Cover-up and children abduction programs and the stories of ritual abuse - I'm not saying that this Masonichip program has anything to do with that, but I'm just suspicious of groups of influencial men involved in secret proceedings within windowless temples who now want to administer a national child identification program. It's just disturbing.
Do you have car insurance? Health insurance? Home-owners insurance? To prepare for an accident, an illness or your house burning down is just sick and weird, right?
Originally posted by Missing Blue Sky
To prepare for a morbid crime is just sick and weird.
Originally posted by OmegaPoint
Masonichip - Prepare, for the abduction, rape and murder of your child today! ID kits are prepared and provided free of charge! Hot dogs and buns are also free!
Originally posted by Missing Blue Sky
reply to post by JoshNorton
Josh, come on ....That is not what I meant and you know it. I meant taking your child and exposing them to idea I am doing this in care something happens to you, when you could get all that information at home without terrorizing or de-sensitising the child.
There's a certain amount of common sense that should be used when communicating the purpose with the child, depending on their age and comprehension.
Originally posted by Missing Blue Sky
Josh, come on ....That is not what I meant and you know it. I meant taking your child and exposing them to idea I am doing this in care something happens to you, when you could get all that information at home without terrorizing or de-sensitising the child.
And that creepy old man hands the parent the video tape and the q-tip with the DNA sample. Nothing is kept by the creepy old man, so it's really not that creepy.
Originally posted by vcwxvwligen
The part you forgot to mention is that they have some creepy old man making a video recording of your kid, and they also take a DNA sample.