Yeah!
1984 here we come!!!
We've now got them conditioning us to just accept whatever drugs they tell us to take with the vaccnations and trying to slip in implantable
microchips.
These are exciting times, folks!
and what kind of "Technology they
manufacture".Originally posted by hotrodturbo7
Link to FDA site:
FDA definition of class II device
Doesn't sound like a pacemaker to me
Class II Special Controls Guidance Document:
Implantable Radiofrequency Transponder
System for Patient Identification and Health
Information
Originally posted by marg6043Any pet that you get form a shelter has to have a chip put into them, or you can't adopt it, and this has been going on for MANY years. My dog has one in her, she's been doing just fine, and is happy as can be.
reply to post by TravisT
The reasons the can not force the Chip on people is because the testing guinea pigs where our pets, yes the "technology" targeted pets first.
Originally posted by Silcone Synapse
Originally posted by hotrodturbo7
Link to FDA site:
FDA definition of class II device
Doesn't sound like a pacemaker to me
There we have it,straight from the FDA.
From your PDF link:
Class II Special Controls Guidance Document:
Implantable Radiofrequency Transponder
System for Patient Identification and Health
Information
Yeah...of course its a pacemaker,they just call it an "implantable radiofrequency transponder" to make conspiracy theorists get hot under the collar.(sarc)
There we have it folks....the class II device,a Verichip basically.
Still think this classII device is a pacemaker?
Scientists have been melding biometrics with the awesome power of super-computers to a degree that is almost unbelievable. The technology already exists whereby over 3,000 pages of documentation can be stored on the implantable chip, information which can then be accessed by satellite or scanners linked to computers for all manner of purposes, including logging medical records, social security information - even as a replacement for cash. Today, the produce we buy is scanned for barcodes, tomorrow we may pay for our shopping at the checkouts, not with paper and coin, but by simply passing our hands over the scanner and having our accounts debited accordingly.
Technical author Maxwell Longren comments, "Everyone is touting the positive benefits of the implantable biochip. No one to my knowledge, outside of an increasingly uneasy minority, is discussing its destructive capability for abuse and control. In the past, mankind has never learned from the lessons of history. Nothing, I'm afraid, is going to change in the future. "