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KimW

12 years ago

in 20 years it may be the only "legal" way to pay, but that has never stopped people in the past.

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Kurt

12 years ago

Aaron Russo is an interesting guy...He's a former comdian, produced the movie "Trading Places" (Eddie Murphy, Dan Akroyd and Jamie Lee Curtis) and ran for mayor of Las Vegas (or was it governor of Nevada?? Maybe both??).

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12 years ago

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Daniel Evans 12 years ago

Kids here eat Micro Chips.
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Halcyon 12 years ago

Originally Posted by Ernie Lonardo

Only 2 replies? I guess my title wasn't shocking enough! Or maybe it's just too shocking for people to believe..

No I was just ranting in another thread...gimme a minute

I often said the Lo Jacking of kids was only a few years away.

All they have to do is convince enough parents that :

"It's for their kid's safety" and that "The celebrities are doing it"

Once a few Lo-Jacked kids are found and returned to worried parents, there'll be chipping kiosks in every school right next to the water fountain.
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- MoneyMagnetMagnate 12 years ago
  
  Can we just install a 'smart chip' that makes them smart? :rolleyes:
  
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  whateverpedia 12 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by MoneyMagnetMagnate
  
  Can we just install a 'smart chip' that makes them smart? :rolleyes:
  
  It'd be better off to install them in politicians, along with an honesty chip.
  
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yukon

Banned 12 years ago

If we swap out the chip for humans with the chip the veterinarian has for pets, we could let all the pets cast their votes during election time.

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whateverpedia 12 years ago

Originally Posted by yukon

If we swap out the chip for humans with the chip the veterinarian has for pets, we could let all the pets cast their votes during election time.

And then the usual left/right arguments would start up between cat and dog lovers. Also, pet related threads would be banned on the Warrior Forum. :rolleyes:
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LarryC

12 years ago

Aaron Russo made a documentary called America: Freedom to Fascism, where he explored the real history of things like the Income Tax and the Federal Reserve. He was by no means the first to discover these things, but he helped to call attention to them. He died shortly after this film was released, which naturally raised questions among some of his fans. Chipping the population has long been the goal of the looming global fascist state, but I honestly don't think they will be able to pull it off in any systematic way.

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Greg71

12 years ago

It's all in the bible anyway, but we can't talk about that...

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yukon

Banned 12 years ago

They better hurry up, times up on Dec. 21, 2012.

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tagiscom 12 years ago

Yeah, the 9/11 statement was a shocker, but not a surprise.

I am sure that terrorists did hijack a plane, but it also seems likely that some government agency played a part!

As for prophesy, around this time, we should see European countries getting this done, so to stamp out terrorism!

Haven't seen it yet, but it should happen soon? :confused:

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seasoned

12 years ago

They have ALREADY started lojacking kids fairly wholesale. There have been some groups that had little events to ID kids with the idea of identifying them if they are kidnapped, etc.... And one thing they have really pushed was CHIPPING.

A kid born several years ago may, as an adult, find that he or she had almost always had a chip. SCARY THOUGHT! REMEMBER, the stated idea is to ID KIDS! So the parents may not bother to tell their kids EVER. Somewhere, however, there may be a record, and the ID can just generate a key that can be used to bring up EVERY bit of information about the person. Maybe they went to a movie the night before, and placed 5 calls, and THAT could be discovered through the chip.

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garyv

12 years ago

I was chipped when I went into the armed forces. On one of my missions however I lost my memory. I slowly regained my memory only to realize that I'm a highly trained assassin for the government. I now feel like I have an ultimatum - kind of like I was Bourne with it.... oh wait that wasn't me... never mind.

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Kay King

12 years ago

Didn't we have a lively debate over this a year or so ago? This "chip implant" idea has been tossed around since the 90s and every few years it gets attentions again from one group or another.

Is human chip implant wave of the future - CNN

FDA approves implanted RFID chip for humans | Ars Technica

The second video says "students will be microchipped" - but goes on to say the microchip will be in the school ID card...not in the student.

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seasoned

12 years ago

Originally Posted by Kay King

Didn't we have a lively debate over this a year or so ago? This "chip implant" idea has been tossed around since the 90s and every few years it gets attentions again from one group or another.

Is human chip implant wave of the future - CNN

FDA approves implanted RFID chip for humans | Ars Technica

The second video says "students will be microchipped" - but goes on to say the microchip will be in the school ID card...not in the student.

Well, what I said is NOT a joke. Not some possibility. It IS being done. Yeah, if you are looking for RFID that people are practically forced to carry, I believe some drivers licenses have them. The new passcard and passport do ALSO! They are at least TALKING about putting it in money. OH, and some credit cards do.But I am talking about subcutaneous.

They can find a credit card, get the SSN from it, and do anything they want including get your medical history. When I last went to the doctor, I didn't give them much info, and they were asking me questions about things I never even told them about. They had my medical history! HIPPA BE DAMNED!

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Greg71

12 years ago

I got chipped once. Luckily, there was no sauce on them so my clothes weren't stained.

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HeySal

12 years ago

If they want kids to get chipped all they have to do is offer free ipods with each implant.

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Green Moon

12 years ago

With credit cards, store loyalty programs, GPS in cell phones, toll boxes in cars, OnStar, and surveillance videos in almost every business, the need for microchipping people is almost anachronistic. With today's electronic information and the increasing speed and capacity of computers to sort through petabytes of information, it is already possible to track almost everything you do and everywhere you go.

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