An alliance of monsters Orbcomm inks deals with Verichip [IBM] The most horrific deal that has been signed in history. The only one that will surpass this is , when government implements the mark of the beast forcefully.  Is your pastor communicating this information to you? We hope so and if not. Print it out and take it to him now for discussion. Time is of the essence.

Applied Digital posts 2004 loss of $17.3 million "In less than two years, we have gone from a company that was basically insolvent to one with a strong balance sheet and an FDA-cleared medical device," Silverman said in a news release.

Oh what a suprise when you are backed by the IBM machine. Our ministry is dedicated to ensure people know your companies real agenda, which is to track humans like cattle.

 

Big Brother Gets Under Your Skin Think about that. Microchipping a population means that a few are capable of controlling the many. Entire communities will be controlled by an external force. Essentially, people who are chipped become indentured slaves Every law passed in the name of safety is one step closer to the Verichip. If you fear terrorism , you should question the amount of faith you have in Jesus Christ.

Big Brother: the spy in your shopping trolley Your average supermarket RFID tag won’t contain any data about you — it will have only the unique identifier number of the product you bought. But once sent back to the supermarket’s database, you and all the products you bought can be linked and used to build up an incredibly detailed picture of you and your buying habits. How much control do they want? They want you enslaved is the answer.

RFID secures prisoners and travellers in JapanOne finds RFID being installed in prisons, where instead of iron griddles, prison windows will be made of tempered glass, and to keep tabs on prisoners they’ll wear a jacket with an RFID tag attached so that security guards can track their whereabouts on a screen Science fiction? No , grim reality. This is a wake up call to all pastors out there that can't read the writing on the wall. Now would be a good time to start preaching on end times.

Florida Planning Son of Matrix  As proof, Hoofnagle cited a recent story about a Florida sheriff who used the state's driving license database to track down a woman who called him fat in a letter to the editor of a newspaper. Though Orange County Sheriff Kevin Beary has since apologized, the Sheriff's office maintains he did nothing wrong, according to the Orlando Sentinel. Suprise , suprise.

Implanting Citizens With Verichips – The Taking of Free Will The writing is on the wall – again – and the writing clearly states that our government does not serve the well being of its citizens, but rather the intentions of corporations, databases, and law enforcement. Well written article that showcases the enslavement of mankind is only a Verichip away.

Warning on spread of state surveillanceTo achieve their ends, they say, governments have suspended judicial oversight over law enforcement agents and public officials, concentrated unprecedented power in the hands of the executive arm of government, and rolled back criminal law and due process protections that balance the rights of individuals against the power of the state.These initiatives, say the civil liberty groups, are not effective in identifying terrorists. Read this article in full now!

Privacy groups slam US passport technology

The State Department's Moss seemed willing to address the concerns, but ultimately was unmoved by the arguments.

"We are doing it right, we just disagree," Moss said. "If you really think this is a horrible idea, you better start writing to your members of Congress." Sheer arrogance. Amazing how experts in the field are considered incorrect if they disagree with goverment. Where are we heading? A Police state where people are chipped is the answer.

 

ANPR Surveillance Helicopter Tested The fictional police spy helicopter from the movie Blue Thunder is taking a big step toward becoming a reality. Police in the UK have successfully tested a 160 MPH helicopter that can read license plates from as much as 2,000 feet in the air. The Eurocopter EC135 is equipped with a camera capable of scanning 5 cars every second. Essex Police Inspector Paul Moor told the Daily Star newspaper: "This is all about denying criminals the use of the road. Using a number plate recognition camera from the air means crooks will have nowhere to hide." Wow , what a great world this is shaping up to be. No doubt , this 'chopper' will be black and perform covert operations in the name of safety. 'Just trust us' they say.

Interview with RFID implanterWe interviewed Amal Graafstra about his creepy cool human RFID project. Amal embedded a RFID tag in his hand to easily open his car door, home and to be used as his "password" for a Windows login prompt all by simply waving his hand. RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification, it allows the storing and retrieval of data usually through a RFID tag and transceiver from PhidgetsUSA. Amal outlines the gear he used as well as the projects he's working on. We also rounded up a lot of great information, photos, links, resources and point to a new group of DIY RFIDers. These people just can't see as they are spiritually blind. Smart in the eyes of the world yet so far from God.

Big Brother wants to get even bigger In an open letter, 14 computer scientists protested what they said was a shift in government research priorities to what "could be the adoption of systems of mass surveillance unrelated to any terrorist threats. This will give the government sweeping new capability to monitor private life and thus diminish the freedom and liberty of Americans." Big Brother is destroying civil liberties and eroding what the USA has stood for. Why? Because fear is sold like a product daily by media, by politicians and by the dark side.One step closer to being chipped  like animals!

George Bush fears email privacy breachBush says it's a personal privacy issue: "I don't want you reading my personal stuff," he admitted, adding: "There has got to be a certain sense of privacy. You know, you're entitled to how I make decisions. And you're entitled to ask questions, which I answer. I don't think you're entitled to be able to read my mail between my daughters and me." Sounds like double standards George.We in turn do not wish to have goverment agencies spying on us in the name of security. Further to this Mr Bush , while you are answering questions, 'If another 9/11 occurs ,what is your position on human chipping ie Verichip to upgrade security?   Lets get serious folks , it is the goverment that will usher in the MARK OF THE BEAST. Its in your Bible, read it !

Another company to add to 'Know your enemy list - Exi Wireless who has been acquired by Verichip (a wholly owned subsidiary of Applied Digital [NASDAQ;ADSX]). aka Digital Demon.

 

Facing the future with a chip in the shoulder The process is still cumbersome, Mr Grulke says, but by willing a cursor around a keyboard on a computer screen with their mind, they can write and send emails. "It's really the start of interfacing the chip with the nervous system," he said.

It does not take a rocket scientist to figure out there is not much time.

Government Workers to Get Biometric IDs GAITHERSBURG, Md.  — As part of the Bush administration's effort to tighten security at federal facilities, millions of federal employees and contractors will later this year start receiving ID badges with chips storing information such as digital fingerprints Mr Bush, what is your position on chipping people in the name of security?

French may have to buy compulsory biometric ID cards Owning a national identity card ceased to be compulsory in 1955, but Minister of the Interior Dominique de Villepin wants to force the French to carry the cards again -- and this time, he wants to charge for them, he told the newspaper France Soir in an interview published Tuesday. Ah yes, security and the citizen pays for the privilege. This is reading some like some sick science fiction novel.

UK to use passports to build national fingerprint database Mandatory fingerprinting of new UK passport applicants is to begin next year, as a "building block" for a future ID card scheme, according to a Guardian report The Government's ID Card Bill was spiked after the election was announced, but the Government is said to contend that as passports are issued under royal prerogative, it doesn't need legislation to demand fingerprints from passport applicants.

Ridge Says RFID Boosts Security But Homeland Security may be moving too quickly to adopt RFID, especially as a tool in ID documents, said Jim Harper, director of information studies at the libertarian think tank the Cato Institute. So many holes that you would think it's Swiss cheese.

Just trust Big Brother Is it necessary to allow the Federal Bureau of Investigation to investigate Americans without judicial oversight or even any particular suspicion of wrongdoing, much less terrorist activity? Does the government really need the right to secretly demand entire library and medical databases? Or should we not worry our pretty little heads about these overbroad provisions, since they never get used anyway? Are we a nation of laws, or men? Good question.

Keep RFID Simple APRIL 11, 2005 (COMPUTERWORLD) - The state of Texas is thinking about replacing vehicle inspection stickers with RFID tags [QuickLink 53621]. The state likes the idea because it would enable drive-by enforcement of insurance requirements. Privacy partisans don't, because it could expose car owners' personal information to anyone who scans their vehicles with an RFID reader. In this day and age , if it increases revenue, that's all that matters. A goverment for the money, by the money.

 

Debatable -- Is a law needed to ban microchip implants in humans? "Eventually, people will find reasons why everyone should have these chips implanted," Schneider said. Schneider's biggest concern is that government will use the devices to track and monitor citizens."We're living in a surveillance society, where nobody is free to do anything ... At least with Orwell, you had to talk to a TV in the wall," Schneider said. Finally a representative with a back bone!! Send Representative Marlin Schneider  an email thanking him for proposing this bill. He is doing far more than most ministers

Texas Bill Would Require Transponders in All Cars A bill introduced in the Texas House of Representatives by Larry Phillips, Vice-Chairman of the Transportation Committee, would require electronic transponders to be built-into state automobile inspection stickers. This new device would be initially used to allow an roadside verification of every passing vehicle's insurance information. A car with expired insurance information would be mailed a $250 ticket. Look at the time and effort to write a bill such as this. You will note most bills passed these days diminish civil liberties and increase goverment revenue. Land of the free?

Speed cameras can 'talk' to track you down Paul Smith, of the Safe Speed campaign, said: "Authority's obsession with speed cameras is not improving road safety and it has to stop." Why would they stop when all they care about is generating revenue? Lust for money sugarcoated as safety.

Privacy Advocates Criticize Plan To Embed ID Chips in Passports "It's all part of a holistic effort to move people through airports securely, but basically, as quickly as possible." Moss said. "If we can have our inspectors have information on travelers before they come to the booth" they can separate passengers who need more scrutiny from others, he said. Same old song and dance.

Scannable humans? The future of South Beach Although not widespread in use, Applied Digital Systems believes that VeriChip will soon become the way of the future. According to an NBC news report, the Jacob's family of Coral Springs, Fla., is the first family to be implanted with the chip. The father, mother and son each have an individual chip on which they stored telephone numbers and information about medications. Intelligence does not equal wisdom.

Horses get RFID chipped Digital Angel Corporation announced this week that it is providing 500 proprietary Bio-Thermo (temperature-sensing) implantable RFID microchips to the New York State Department of Agriculture's Horse Health Assurance Program. The chips will help launch a voluntary state program designed to monitor infectious diseases and prevent animal theft. Since ADSX aka Digital Demon is floated, how will they continue to please their insatiable shareholders? Correct ! By chipping humans.

'Big Brother' becomes big business A retail outlet in Belgium recently became the first company in Europe to run a pilot system developed by Sony which uses in-store cameras to film customers for consumer analysis.The surveillance system allows observers to keep track of how many people are in the store, but also follow their routes, check what they're looking at and what they're ignoring. With a world that has been dumb downed so much, people don't even bother complaining.

Photo ID soon won't be enough ALL CANADIANS entering the U.S. by sea or air will be required to present passports by the end of next year. "The policy is being phased in over two years," Keith Powell, head of U.S. consular affairs in Ottawa, said. One day soon only the Verichip will do as the new technology will also have limitations.

Chip plugs brain into computer "We can take someone's thought and put it on a screen," said Tim Surgenor, chief executive of Cyberkinetics Neurotechnology Systems, manufacturer of the device, which is called BrainGate Neural Interface System.

BrainGate - Interesting name. Once you think about the positive applications, just reflect on the negatives ones.

EU needs more time for biometric passports BEIJING, Mar. 31 -- The European Union says the bloc needed another year to implement new U.S. rules on secure biometric passports, which include a computer chip with data such as a digital photo and fingerprints of the passport holder. How the world has changed since 911.....

Group Fears RFID Chips Could Herald 'Mark of the Beast' "This is the precursor to the 'mark of the beast' -- the 666 Satanic mark that the Bible talked about," Conner says, "and [the proponents of the RFID technology are] implementing this system under the guise of security and [saying] it's going to keep your children safe." But, ultimately, the San Diego activist warns, "what it's going to do is it's going to turn every single one of us into a piece of inventory -- not a human being -- a piece of inventory, a number." Refuse and resist.

RFID Cards Get Spin Treatment "It's a frightening, Orwellian use of the language," said Steinhardt, referring to the "contactless" branding effort. Steinhardt called the RFID tags the Homeland Security Department is using, which have faster processors and more storage capacity than retail tags, "RFID on steroids."

 

Big Brother’s Transcript Database “the idea that students would enter a federal registry by going to college, and could be tracked for the rest of their lives, is chilling. The proposal takes us down the slippery slope toward Big Brother oversight of college students, and of those same citizens beyond their college years.” With a brother like this, who needs family?

Road spy cameras will track criminals A new national network of mobile cameras is to track criminals on the roads. And by default , all innocent people. Then when the time comes all the technology will be in place to implement the mark of the beast.

There’s not much fun with E-ZPass I suppose this is going to be looked at as “progress.” Faster passage through rush hour bottlenecks. No more three-mile rolling backups at Hampton on Sunday afternoons. No more yahoos stuffing dollar bills in the baskets causing even longer delays. Technology has found a way to make life faster but less fun. I think I’ll speak with my priest to see if our church could install E-ZPass on the confessionals. Don't laugh , the church would probably implement it .

Scans that read your mind fuel ethical worries Soon they could be used to tell if a person is lying, to predict that a violent criminal could soon attack again or that they are not really in constant pain as they claim. 'It is a question of mind-reading,' said Julian Savulescu, a professor of ethics at Oxford University. 'We have to ask ourselves: should people have the power to do that?' Anyone see Tom Cruise's Minority Report?

Bill would make wiretaps easier"It's a very weak excuse," said William Harrison, a defense attorney who also works with the American Civil Liberties Union of Hawai'i.Harrison said prosecutors and police should have to explain why they have not tried to make the existing law work before the Legislature approves any new wiretap powers. The adversarial hearings, he said, force investigators to justify a wiretap before a defense attorney and judge."If you're telling the truth," Harrison said, "why wouldn't you want a third party to test it?"

Valid question...

Aerial photos could track home projects New technology soon could let government officials look right into your back yard to see your new deck - and then check whether you filed the proper permits.Genesee County officials are considering using Pictometry Visual Intelligence, a new, ultra-detailed data and aerial photograph system that can show a picture from up to 12 different angles and lets users combine the pictures with all sorts of material - even a tool to measure how big that deck is. "This is something brand new for us and fairly new in the industry," said Bob Slattery, director of information systems and planning for the Genesee County Road Commission. "It's not just the newness that's cool about it. It's the uses." Its cool! This is your goverment employee telling us , it's cool , to spy on us and then fine us. What a sick world this is shaping up to be! All the technology in the world and we still have kids dying of starvation.

EU fusses over cyberhumans

ICT implants could be used to enhance physical and mental capabilities. Efforts should be made to make sure that such ICT implants are not used to create a two class society or to increase the gap between the industrialized countries and the rest of the world. Access to ICT implants for enhancement should only be for the purpose of bringing children or adults into the "normal" range for the population (normal meaning the conditions that generally prevail and that are not caused by genetic malfunction, disease or deficiency and lacking observable abnormalities), if they so wish and have given their informed consent. No longer science fiction but rather science fact. Exercise for all: Take this article to your pastor and ask him what his opinion is. At the very least it will showcase how fast the technology is moving.

Medicines could be RFID-tagged This pilot is not about tracking product from A to B. It's about checking that, as a pharmacist is about to hand over a drug to a patient, the product will be received as intended when leaving the manufacturer, and dispensed as prescribed by a doctor.' It's never about tracking us or the product we purchase , is it? All together now,  'It's about our safety and saving us money!" YAY!!

RFID set to revolutionise retail payments Banks and retailers have also introduced chip and Pin cards in a £1.1bn initiative to cut card fraud by 60%. "It would be wrong to see the development of chip and Pin as the retail e-payment technology development of the year. RFID is absolutely the next evolution of retail payments," said Birch. To cut fraud? What happens when someone steals your RFID card? What then? Roll up your sleeves folks! Here comes the rfid IMPLANT....

Rep. Senators Vow to Protect RFID "Our policy platform reflects our desire to keep America at the forefront of technological advancement, and to encourage our country's most creative entrepreneurs," said Senator John Ensign (Nev.), Excuse me Senator John Ensigh but do civil liberties come into your equation? The next question to ask, is who took you to lunch? Senator John Ensign ,whom do you serve sir?

Online purchase could give you away Retailers could guess your age, sex, birthday and wedding anniversary simply from the types of gifts purchased for you online and their timing, according to a patent granted to online retail giant, Amazon. The AI gets better all the time.

Second Hospital to 'Read' Humans University Medical Center will become the second provider organization that can read radio frequency identification chips embedded in patients. The 683-bed, not-for-profit provider plans to test the VeriChip system--from Delray Beach, Fla.-based Applied Digital--in its emergency department.

The technology can read the vendor's RFID chips that have been implanted underneath a patient's skin, between the elbow and shoulder. Each VeriChip contains a 16-digit identification number assigned by Applied Digital. Let the record show Applied Digital aka Digital Demon , issued a statement via Dr. Lawrence Webber who stated , they were not pursuing human chip implants. Dr Weber is lying part of your oath?

Biometric buying "Our customers have embraced the new technology and the benefits have become increasingly obvious to all," says Rita Postell, manager of community and employee relations for the U.S. supermarket retailer Piggly Wiggly Carolina Co. Inc. "Speed, convenience and security is now offered with the touch of a finger," she says. In a world rushed off its feet to pay the bills , the dark side now introduces biometric buying to save us the five minutes they stole off us in the first place.

AOL: AIM Conversations Are Safe America Online spokesman Andrew Weinstein, however, maintained that AOL does not monitor, read or review any user-to-user communication through the AIM network, except in response to a valid legal process.

Can someone say 'backflip'?

Vending machine spies and RFID kids Think twice before stealing that Coke, kid. The Japanese city of Osaka has got your number - via a seriously high-tech method of crime prevention. They'll be outfitting vending machines with surveillance cameras (to be called "Unmanned Police Station Robots" - eek). The best part? The cameras will be triggered by kids bearing RFID tags with push buttons. In an emergency, kids will trigger the tags and the nearest vending machine will start snapping pictures of the area and beaming them back to the police mother ship. Incidentally, the RFID chips will be serving a dual purpose: to track the kids . Is anyone surprised?

UNR's camera network raises fearState Sen. Bob Coffin, D-Las Vegas, who sponsored the 1993 camera ban, said he's withholding judgment on UNR's use of security cameras and hidden police cameras until he has more facts. But he said UNR should have a clear policy about when and how the new camera system will be used."You can't use homeland security as a blanket reason to do anything you want," he said.

New Orleans installs surveillance cameras The first New Orleans cameras were installed in October in drug-dealing hot spots. So far, about 240 of the proposed 1,000 cameras are now in operation. The cameras will be moved as needed. Mounted at the height of a street light, they conduct 360-degree ''virtual patrols" continuously. It almost sounds like a good idea?

Big Brother fear over new terror Bill My biggest fear is that ostensibly it will tap away at our civil liberties helping the Government to bring us closer to that fictitious 1984 Orwellian police state where Big Blair is watching us. With the world leaders answering to the World CEO as per the United Nations document-Alchemy of the New World Order. Read Adepts of Deceit and tell your pastor. Sleep has gripped the pulpit.

Student ID Badges Raise Privacy Questions [Most] people were happy because you can actually use the system to locate your student, said Ahlers. And in a world that the daily news depicts as increasingly dangerous, parents are always receptive to new safety ideas, he added. Mr Ahlers needs people to pray for him. He is blind and can't see.

 

Robots to Watch Children Showcased The plush prototype, on display at Microsoft Corp.'s annual gadget showcase Wednesday, is one of several ideas researchers have for robots. The idea is to create a virtual being that can visit the neighboring cubicle for a live telephone chat even as its owner is traveling thousands of miles away, or let the plumber into the house while its owner enjoys a pleasant afternoon in the sun. A virtual being! What else would one expect from Microsoft?

Teen Tracker: Cell Phones Used To Track Teens "Teen Arrive Alive" uses global positioning technology and cell phones to track teens. Parents who are concerned about the safety or whereabouts of their teenagers, can arm their children with a specially equipped Nextel phone. It can follow the movements of your teen. What happens when the kid leaves the phone at the library ? Are they studying? Lets get serious here! A phone that tracks does not make up for poor parenting.

 

UK Clothing Retailer Plans RFID Expansion "We are looking to test RFID with size-complex items, and for bras alone, there could be over 40 sizes," she explained. Humans next?

Digital Angel Corporation Announces Fourth Quarter and Year-End 2004 Results Digital Angel Chief Executive Officer Kevin N. McGrath stated, "We finished a strong year with a solid fourth quarter highlighted by an 82 percent revenue increase over the prior year fourth quarter. We believe we have taken the important strategic steps this year to streamline Digital Angel and refocus the Company on its core businesses that we believe will continue to grow in large, global markets. Core market being tagging humans like cattle? Judgement can not come too soon for your IBM backed company.The Hollerith machine re-packaged for the new millenium. Same people, same motive . Read this book about IBM and its involvement in the Holocaust.

Say no to Big Brother plan for Internet With Canada conceivably ready to adopt rules that make it far easier to remove an allegedly infringing song than to remove dangerous child pornography from a new fee-based, surveillance-ready, packet preferenced Internet, it is difficult to overstate how out of touch our Internet policy process has become. Is this really what we want our Internet to be? The web that will deceive all nations. Read your Bible!!

 

RFID Invades the Capital One data security expert who has hacked into RFID chips worries that the government will rush to deploy RFID, and then try afterward "to bolt on" security measures to protect the fingerprint data.

"The U.S. government has a short track record with broad deployments of RFID and biometrics," said RSA Security principal research scientist Ari Juels . "There are many unknowns." They don't tell us the negatives do they? All part and parcel of selling the nightmare to a world that feeds itself daily on fear.

Phone-tap evidence may be used in criminal trials The government is considering allowing evidence from telephone taps to be used in criminal trials but not in terrorism cases, senior officials have told the Guardian.

Security Gets Under Your Skin If you compromise a biometric feature, it's gone forever, Joseph Krull says. "This is a replicable biometric. You need three things to get to my information: a reader, being within 2.5 inches of my arm, and the password or PIN code for my database. If managed correctly, it can be a great technology from the security point of view," he adds.Ahh Mr Krull with your continuing promotion of the Verichip, you will be of particular interest to God on judgement day. You also show how wisdom and intelligence are indeed very seperate.

Hospital 'Reads' Humans with RFID Boston-based Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center soon will be able to read radio frequency identification chips embedded in patients. The provider plans to install the VeriChip system, from Delray Beach, Fla.-based Applied Digital, in its emergency department. Read the key word! EMBEDDED!!

Digital Demon [Angel] continues it's agenda and pastors snooze at the pulpit.

National ID cards on the way? A recent vote in Congress endorsing standardized, electronically readable driver's licenses has raised fears about whether the proposal would usher in what amounts to a national ID card.

 

Toppan Printing Develops Built-in RFID Tag for Glass Containers Toppan Printing plans to begin production within fiscal 2005, aiming to sell 1 million units in the first year.

''Your Papers, Please'' This bill is another object lesson in the application of the Biblical principle that, "There is a way that seemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof are the ways of death." (Proverbs 14:12, 16:25)

 

Ohio County Schools Considers

Expansion of ID Cards WHEELING - Despite controversy within Akron, Ohio area school districts about students who receive free or reduced-price lunches by a fingerprint identification system, Ohio County Schools is examining the possibility of using the high-tech system for all students' lunches, but with careful consideration.

The tactics of the dark side, appeal to the hip pocket of struggling parents who have been ripped off by the banking system in the first place. Justice will come one day.

 

Fingerprint scan will fill in e-timesheets This month the company will finish installing Kronos Systems' Workforce Central to monitor and manage attendance at its Dundee manufacturing site. The giant Kronos [god of time]weighs in with 'solutions' .

Implanted Electrodes Combat Depression TUESDAY, March 1 (HealthDay News) -- A procedure that involves drilling two holes into a person's skull and then implanting electrodes in the brain has shown promise in treating individuals who are severely depressed and resistant to other types of treatment. Someone should tell these 6 people about Jesus. No operation needed and depression is cured.

Manhattan Associates Opens Expanded RFID Testing Lab Hibbett Sporting Goods Inc., a Manhattan Associates customer, is planning to test its products later this year at the Atlanta RFID lab, beginning with several products from Nike. "We plan to experiment ... and then utilize what we learn within our distribution center," says Chuck Adams, Hibbett's CIO and VP of distribution. "When it's cost-effective to do so, we'll deploy RFID to our retail stores." When will humans be tested on? Oh thats already happened?

Federal RFID Spending to Rise Sharply A research firm predicts a 120 percent spending increase for RFID applications in the federal government by fiscal year 2009.

DHL's Garment RFID Systems The RFID system uses radio frequencies between 50 kHz and 2.5 Ghz. To track these electronic flows, the system includes: an RFID device, the Fashion Chip, which can be a self-adhesive label (using EM-Microelectronic's EM4222 inlay) or a hangtag manufactured by ASK, containing data describing the item to which it is affixed. We used to use DHL at these offices, not anymore.

Counterpoint: Curb The RFID Secrecy That is, the parents in Sutter were completely shut out of the process. They were not consulted, they were not invited, they had no chance to ask questions, offer suggestions or engage in an open debate about whether this program was indeed good for their children. That's appalling. Hence why the reason, you need to email and communicate to people about the rapid changes in the world you live in. So when the mark is introduced people know it is the mark.

Germans enter Big Brother . forever Contestants will, it is hoped, live there for years; falling in love, going to school, even getting married. The producers hope to lure in more businesses to employ them, teachers to teach them and doctors to care for the sick.Big Brother producer Rainer Laux said: "We hope couples will get pregnant and family groups will interact with all the usual family frictions."Celebrity contestants will occasionally appear to raise the quota. But the main group of contestants will remain "for decades" according to Laux.

 

Scottish Parliament lines up against ID scheme The Scottish Parliament yesterday condemned the UK ID Cards Bill as flawed and an unacceptable threat to civil liberties, leaving the legal position of the ID scheme largely unchanged but positioning it as a live election issue north of the border. The vote suggests that the Scottish Executive's 'kinder, gentler ID' policy may not be enough.

EU considers black boxes for cars Black box data recorders could be installed in new cars as standard if a Europe-wide study gives them backing.

Police forces across the continent are looking at whether the aircraft-style technology could improve road safety.

Device Is Back-seat Driver For Your Teen's Car

Inger Falco of Northport, N.Y., found that even a basic model solved her son's problem with reckless driving. After he got in "more than one" accident, she says, she put a SmartDriver recording device in his car without telling him, and quickly saw that he was speeding, and also traveling on highways he was told not to take.

Implantable Chip Holds Link to Patient Data Each chip contains a unique 16-digit verification number that is captured by passing the scanner over the insertion site. This number links to the database via encrypted Internet access. The stored information is then conveyed via the Internet to the registered requesting healthcare provider. The technology has been licensed to VeriChip Corp., a subsidiary of Applied Digital Solutions (Delray Beach, FL, USA). Digital Demon marches forward.

 

Under The Skin Its original intent was for medical emergencies. In fact the company is about to give chip readers to 200 Emergency Rooms in America for free. But Verichips could someday be implanted in our military with information, like next of kin.
Top secret government officials could use them to gain access to offices or files, or to anyone required to give i.d verification for financial reasons. How many shares did ADSX give them for such a lovely story?

Italy's mobile phone taps on overload Civil rights campaigners are concerned, however, that the investigative technique involves a massive violation of the right to privacy. "We must switch off this Big Brother which is invading citizens' lives," said Paolo Cento, a lawmaker for the opposition Greens Party

Cash under threat from RFID payments Fast-food restaurants are cited by the report as a good example. McDonald's is expected to deploy Mastercard PayPass contactless systems in nearly all its North American locations this year. See more about PayPass here

Is Big Brother moving to Fairfield? Wave as you walk into the Fairfield Community Center and the image on the TV screen facing you will wave back.The cameras lining the entrances of the recently renovated community center are also linked to monitors that record any suspicious activity. The TV screens next to the entrances are a warning to potential vandals and crooks. The writing is on the wall. Can you read it?

RFID luggage tags mooted

Ditching bar-coded bag tags for RFID tracking chips could slash the annual $1bn bill for lost passenger baggage, according to airline industry IT body SITA.

A SITA report into the use of RFID by airports claims the use of the tiny tracking chips instead of bar-coded bag tags would reduce errors by baggage handlers from 15 per cent to less than five per cent. They push the 'cost savings'angle every time.

U.K. store expands RFID trial

"The feedback so far from our staff has been very positive in that the RFID tags have clearly improved our stock-taking process. What takes up to eight hours a week to do manually can be done with RFID tags in about an hour," M&S spokeswoman Olivia Ross said today. "Plus the staff have said that they find the technology easy to use -- simply waving a scanner over a rack of clothes." Wow! Thats just great! [sarcasm off]

 

No Encryption for E-Passports  Despite widespread criticism from security experts that a proposed high-tech upgrade to Americans' passports actually introduces new security risks, the government is declining to encrypt data on new high-tech e-passports, according to proposed new rules published last week. Hmmmm

BioPay registers $1.5M deal with Lowe's Food Stores

Herndon-based BioPay is cashing in on a deal worth as much as $1.5 million to equip supermarkets with biometric technology that allows shoppers to pay for groceries and cash checks by scanning a finger.

BioPay was hired by Lowe's Food Stores, based in Winston-Salem, N.C., to install its systems in 108 supermarkets in North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia by the end of this year. People who accept this are the people that will one day show off their brand new Verichip that has been injected into their arm at a BBQ with friends. Further to this they will gloat they received $50 off the chip by owning ADSX shares.

The measures were branded "regressive" and a threat to personal freedom during a debate called by the Scottish Greens at Holyrood.

Labour insisted that the system would actually strengthen civil liberties." Security and liberty are not - and cannot be - mutually exclusive " -ACLU .

RFID market to hit $7 billion by 2008 Repeating the barcode market trend, where the market grew then declined, the value of the RFID market will initially peak before the annual numbers of tags sold peak.

 

Tutu calls for child registration South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu has helped launch a global campaign calling for governments to ensure all children are registered at birth.

What else would one expect from the current church leaders? No doubt Mr Tutu will encourage tagging the children with Verichip.

Patrol cars to be tracked by satellite High Point police and the Guilford County Sheriff's Office will be dividing almost $370,000 in Justice Assistance Grant money to purchase Automatic Vehicle Locators that are capable of tracking a police car within 50 feet of its location.

 

Thieves get data on 10,000 in state The information of more than 10,000 Floridians may have fallen into the hands of identity thieves. Letters will soon be sent to possible victims.''I don't like it one bit that a database company such as this collects millions of Social Security numbers, job applications, drug tests, and DNA analysis, and they don't have proper safeguards,'' Nelson said. No doubt these victimes will be offered a discount on a Verichip to make them feel safe?

Town Gives Brave New World an F. Doug Ahlers, a high school teacher and one of InCom's founders, read a prepared statement. Given the community dissent and concerns, the company had decided to terminate the test. The firm's "only regret," he told the hushed crowd, was that the district would not reap the promised royalties from future InCom sales. " Mr Doug Ahlers don't be upset, you will one day have your reward.

State Will Do Taxes for Some

"Filling out quarterly or yearly tax returns is often the only time taxpayers really see how much they owe. By eliminating this step in the process, income taxes become almost invisible, and there will be less opposition to tax increases."
How lazy have people become? Take some responsibility before the goverment starts thinking for you as well. Oops too late..

 

Human tracking: Big Brother goes mainstream SCHOOL OFFICIALS in Sutter, Calif., and Osaka, Japan, track students with radio frequency identification tags worn around their necks or tucked in their belongings. The government of Mexico tracks court officials with RFID tags implanted in their shoulders. Finland changes national laws to allow cellphone tracking of children. A woman in Kenosha, Wisconsin, discovers her estranged husband has hidden a global positioning system tracker in her car and churches around the globe ignore the obvious.

They're Watching You . . . Can freedom flourish in such a society? Is this the long awaited coming of 1984, the Brave New World of the 21st century, or will we somehow continue business, and life, as usual?

Who should have the right to track you? Once viewed as a futuristic nightmare, human-tracking is now affordable and available without restriction. For $200 plus a monthly service fee of $20, anyone can purchase an electronic device that puts George Orwell's 1984 surveillance technology to shame. Why aren't the leading TV ministries educating the masses? Why? Please send your comments and reasons to this email

School district considers GPS tracking for buses "A GPS system monitors many things. Number one, where is the bus and the exact location of the bus, the speed of the bus," said transportation director Lou Karnbach. The next proposal will be for the busses to be outfitted with black balls to execute justice to children when misbehaving on the bus. A joke now perhaps but......

Shrink punished for 'new world order' talk A state government panel in Oregon has barred a psychiatrist from practicing medicine because he talked to his patients about the "new world order," saying such discussions could cause "emotional duress." What is more distressing than the truth?

Piggly Wiggly Trots Toward RFID Implementation With the GXS Trading Grid, Piggly Wiggly is taking an important step towards implementing RFID to optimize its supply chain

Yes, Big Brother is watching, and he's listening even more

what Echelon does has gradually become known. It listens to as much of the world's electronic traffic, wireless and wired, as it can, then tries to decipher, as quickly as possible, what it picks up.

Microsoft's RFID 'Momentum' Includes Middleware Platform. Apps the company on Thursday plans to announce continued momentum on its RFID strategy, including a Windows-based RFID middleware platform

Dirt dossier included citizens

THE Northern Territory Government is keeping a secret database of people who criticise the Government or its policies, it was learned last night. Ordinary people who called talkback radio to complain, or commend, the NT Government were also included in the file Now why would they keep data such as this unless they want to one day do something about the 'criticizers'? Australia is a democracy isn't it? Feels more like Communism.

 

Co. pulls out of deal to track students. Each student was required to wear identification cards around their necks with their picture, name and grade and a wireless transmitter that beamed their ID number to a teacher's handheld computer when the child passed under an antenna posted above a classroom door. You can make a difference. Lets learn from this and make a stand when needed.

Bush Wants 'Patriot Act' Extended The American Civil Liberties Union called for changes in the law which they and many other critics feel compromises civil rights. The ACLU announced in a statement 'The president and the attorney general must realize that security and liberty are not - and cannot be - mutually exclusive.' Well said! We really can't add more to that statement.

 

No First Amendment Protection: Appeals Court Says Reporters Must Testify or Go to Jail If Judy is sent to jail for not revealing her confidential sources for an article that was never published, it would create a dangerous precedent that would erode the freedom of the press. Land of the Free?

Birmingham Heartlands RFID-tags patients to avoid litigation The hospital has installed a radio tracking system throughout the hospital and can find and identify patients using standard radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags. Not internal as yet but......

Robotic ball that chases burglars A large black ball, originally designed by Swedish scientists for use on Mars, could be the latest weapon in the war against burglars. Try argue with a black ball.

Chicago Goes High-Tech with Cameras, Biochemical Sensors "The city is always concerned about not having the perception that the city is acting as Big Brother," he said.

ID Systems and Unisys to Implement RFID Project for U.S. Postal Service Unisys Corp. has received a subcontract to support prime contractor I.D. Systems Inc. with wireless tracking of United Stated Postal Service (USPS) vehicles.

iAnywhere Puts RFID ... Anywhere "We can provide a mobile link to the tag world that allows mobile devices collecting data via RFID to send it back to the RFID network wirelessly," he said.

How Blair high tech 'security' pledge will fix the wrong problem "ID cards and strict controls that work to combat asylum abuse and illegal immigration."

London officials planting tracking chips in trash bins Although the chips are currently set just to keep tabs on collections, residents have already been told that authorities may be able to use them to monitor trash levels and warn those who are deemed to be producing too much that they need to "manage their rubbish more effectively

Noted Security and Privacy Expert Implanted with VeriChip Krull concluded, "use of the VeriChip has minimal privacy implications.  Mr Krull not only did you sell out . Your comments are blatant lies that pamper to the side you have embraced. You will have your reward.

Med school CIO tests RFID for patients "The big barrier is to get individuals to go for the implant," he said. "The cost of the individual chips is coming way down to the point where it becomes practical to have chips on individual items including people." To Mr John Halamka, how much did you get paid? . Read Matthew 6:24 "No man can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and mammon" . You will have your reward.

Big brother may be watching "With the threat of terrorism people want cameras over a wide area," Mr Salvatore said. "You could pass 20 or 30 cameras in one shopping centre." The joys of living in a world that is sold fear as a product on a daily basis.

Store Wants ID for All Cigarettes, Alcohol new policy by Roundy's Inc. requiring cashiers to check the age of everyone buying cigarettes or alcohol - regardless of whether they look 21 or 91. Another weapon of choice, time wasting. So people will get so annoyed with these insane 'checks' that RFID will be brought in as a time saver.

Hodge Pledges to Avoid Child Database 'Fiasco' Each of Britain's 11 million children will have their personal details entered on to the database.
The database will be used to monitor children's progress and assess their risks of teenage pregnancy, social exclusion and potential for turning to crime. That is laughable at best. The next question to ask is , once the kids are in the database what next? Verichip is the answer.

 

House votes to make states verify license applicants The 261-161 vote on the bill, the so-called REAL ID Act, was largely along party lines. Only eight Republicans opposed it.

 

Bill Prompts New National ID Card Fears The Real ID Act of 2005 ( H.R. 418 ), would eliminate existing privacy protections and give the secretary of Homeland Security expanded powers to control states' driver's licenses and ID cards, and the data collected while issuing them.

Vegas casino bets on RFID
the casino plans to use its new RFID system to "rate players"--monitor gamblers to reward them with free rooms, meals and other perks based on how much and how often they wager. The key word is monitor. They will know how much money in chip value you have . The house wins again.

World Cup 2006 'abused for mega-surveillance project' To apply for a ticket you have to give your name, address, nationality, which team you want to support and your bank details. You must also supply your ID or passport number and your birth date. All this to watch a game of soccer. Rumour has it you have to leave a DNA sample if you want to purchase a hot dog and soda.

'Big Brother' Tories Experian is a company which harvests data from the electoral roll, shareholders' registers, court judgments, supermarket loyalty cards, magazine subscriptions and credit checks. The government works with companies like these spending your tax dollar. Plain wrong.

Digital Angel Delivers 50k Bio-Thermo RFID Chips to UK

Our distributors and veterinarians have increased chip per outlet microchip sales as a direct result of this new technology. We propose a name change for the IBM backed Digital Angel. Digital DEMON suits your agenda more.

Parents and Civil Liberties Groups Urge School District to Terminate Use of Tracking Devices "It is our goal that no child in the United States be tagged or tracked said Jeffrey and Michele Tatro, parents of a thirteen-year-old student. Now if only every church and every minister did their part like these concerned parents.

Berkeley puts $650,000 into library book tracking system

"The administration's plans call for more automation and fewer people," said Berkeley library user Sarah Kotzama. Why? The almighty dollar of course.

Counting on Big Brother "I hope in the future, we will not require police presence everywhere as motorists will be monitored by automated cameras which can detect offences," he explains. "   The rapid micro-managing of the world reaches Malaysia.

MP calls for DNA database "This is not Big Brother watching. As new modern technology becomes available, we should embrace all the advantages it brings." The advantage of going to hell ? Amazing how one incident can spark new legislation that affects every person. And note this is not a normal database but rather a DNA database. Shame Australia shame.

P&G-Gillette Merger Could Benefit RFID " Both ourselves and Procter & Gamble continue to play leadership roles in the development of EPC technology, and we remain convinced of the benefits it will bring to supply chain efficiency, accuracy and security," says Paul Fox, a spokesperson for Gillette. 

Check the good work CASPIAN has done against Gillette at this site .

 

Who's Got an Eye on You? Secret Cameras are Everywhere "If you're shopping or attending an event, it goes up to 90 percent. Yes, Big Brother is there, and Big Brother is strong." Its like a puzzle being put together, unless you can see the big picture , you do not understand what role each piece plays.

RFID Family Tracking Systems Now At Theme Parks The SafeTzone technology also includes active RFID tags and readers that monitor the whereabouts of all family members on a continuous basis via the waterproof transmitter in the SafeTzone wristband. Safety! Of course! Now parents who do not use these RFID tags when visiting this theme park will be considered incompetent as they do not love their children. Refuse and resist!!!!

RFID 'out of the lab': Deloitte

Deloitte has predicted that 2005 will be the year that RFID makes it "out of the lab and into the commercial world". 'out of the lab' sounds like a disease doesn't it? Well it's worse than a disease and spreading fast.

Gemini to invest Rs 5 crore on its RFID products RFID is an automatic identification process that employs a numbering scheme called electronic product code (EPC) that can provide a unique ID for any physical object in the world. The EPC is intended to replace the UPC bar code used on products today.

Caught On Tape: You're Being Watched Anita Allen says we're starting to approach Orwell's "1984." "To the extent that we're allowing government to put up cameras, to mount cameras and spy on us, inspect us 24/7, we're becoming more like that Orwellian world," Allen said.

Radio Technology To Fight Terrorism The chip is attached to an antenna that transmits a signal to a handheld or stationary reader, which converts the radio waves from the RFID tag into a code that links to identifying biometrical information in a computer database read by border agents

RFID: Plenty of Mixed Signals
It's a shame, because the potential savings for retailers and their suppliers are tremendous. Cost savings are very seldom seen by the end user , rather these profits are kept within the multi-national entities to drive share prices up.

EFF Asks How Big Brother Is Watching The Internet The EFF is making the request in an attempt to find out whether or not Section 216 is being used to monitor web browsing without a warrant

Tesco sparks RFID protest Caspian founder Katherine Albrecht said Tesco's expansion of trial stores from two to 10 could potentially involve hundreds of thousands more shoppers taking home items containing RFID "spychips". Once again CASPIAN is fighting the fight for you. Your prayers for this organisation would be appreciated.

Attention shoppers: Smile for Officer Big Brother "They are innocent people who have nothing to do with a crime, and (police) have a record of that activity," she said. "The government can't keep records on innocent people." Is this the land of the free?

ID cards 'could fall foul of human rights law' In a report, the joint parliamentary committee on human rights casts fresh doubt on Government claims that an ID card would help tackle crime, terrorism and illegal immigration
The mark of the beast will be implemented under the same drivers : crime, terrorism and illegal immigration.

TAXPAYERS MONEY USED TO PROMOTE ID CARDS The public deserve to be told the truth about identity cards. They won't prevent terrorism or illegal working. They will cost each and every one of us a small fortune. And they run the risk that we will wake up in ten years time in totally different kind of society - one in which every movement is watched and every visit to the bank, the hospital and the post office is recorded by the government". Mr Oaten understands.

High-tech at check-in The Intelligence Reform law signed in December provides for increased use of fingerprints, iris scans, hand geometry or facial recognition to identify passengers. Christians around the world, start waking up. It does not take a genius to figure out the next step. It's in your Bible .

 

Supermarket: Let your fingers do the paying A supermarket has given its customers the choice of paying by fingerprint at a store in the state of Washington--and has found them surprisingly willing to use the biometric system.

Kapioski added that one man even drove 400 miles to use the technology. Obviously this man had escaped a mental unit. Either that or they are once again stretching the truth to promote the BioMetric prison they are building for us to live in. Refuse and Resist!

RFID Chips in Car Keys Unsafe Researchers also found that pay tags with RFID chips used for purchasing gasoline can also be defeated with low-cost technology. So why is RFID being promoted as THE tool against identity theft? The reason is simple , these multi-national entities only do one thing better than making money and that is lying.

 

Now We Learn: Human Chip Has Scary Side Affects . Risks to health include "adverse tissue reaction, migration of implanted transponder, failure of implanted transponder, electromagnetic interference, electrical hazards, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) incompatibility and needle stick." Every Christian should send CASPIAN an email thanking them for their work that the church should be doing!!!!

Big brother or the mark of the beast? Under the program children are implanted with a VeriChip - an RFID device, using a large needle which injects the device under the skin. Meanwhile everyone goes to work and reads these articles thinking its not happening in the USA. Wake up slumbering people, wake up.

 

Alien to Build Highest-Capacity Tag Plant Alien projects that in 2006, with the addition of the new North Dakota facility, the company will generate about 20 billion tags per year. 20 billion is a lot of tags.

U.S. Terror Program Recruiting Truckers

The move to enlist truckers comes as the federal government trains other civilian workers - from suburban shopping mall security guards to city doormen - to be on the lookout for suspicious activity.

You really can't comment on something like this negatively without coming across like a terrorist. Food for thought in regards to freedom of speech in the USA.

U.S. edges closer to national ID card (KRT) - The government agent quickens his step, eyeing his subject with great suspicion. "Your papers, please," he asks, extending a hand to accept a government-issued identification card. Remember it is government that will promote the mark of the beast under the pretense of safety.

Precision Dynamics' AgeBand deters underage drinking with RFID "We also look forward to implementing a new cashless RFID system during the event to improve patrons' overall experience and streamline operations." Same old song and dance. It's either safety , convenience or cost saving. Yawn.

Know your enemy - The blatant Digital Angel

Is Big Brother watching you while you surf? In the context of the Internet, the Patriot Act enables authorities to use pen-traps to gather e-mail addresses as well as the IP addresses of communicating systems. In fact, the U.S. Justice Department has publicly stated that these activities are within their interpretation of the Patriot Act. And one day soon chipping people will also be in their interpretation of the new Patriot Acts on the horizon.

The day my brain was turned off by a magnet After rotating a knob on a box of electronics, Prof John Rothwell holds a giant black key against my head once again. Crack! Now it feels like someone is tapping my forehead with a pen. From the inside. Curious. Now is the time to learn about the HAARP project. Good book to start with is Angels don't play this HAARP.

Germany and UK driving RFID market to $1billion LONDON - Western European revenues for RFID are set to reach $1.1billion by 2007 The beast is on the march.

US clothes firm comes clean on RFID plans US clothing manufacturer Abercrombie & Fitch has finally admitted it is using RFID. Amazing the only time they admit to anything is when they have to.

ID scheme to track students' progress "This isn't about any `big brother' interference," she said. "It is about us spending money wisely and being able to track outcomes." If it's not about Big Brother, why do they continually mention Big Brother?

2015: RFID is all over - make way for super RFID "There will be other sensors [coming to RFID] - temperature sensors, weight sensors," IBM's Murthy said. Wow! Even more information , what more do they need? Your soul is the answer!

Proposed Student Database Raises Privacy Concerns "The privacy issue is about a student's right to privacy. The idea that students would enter a federal registry by enrolling in college, and could be tracked for the rest of their lives, is chilling," Pals said. Well said Mr Pals.

Controversial new ID badge: Privacy concerns worry employees A common ID across government, mandated by President Bush in an August directive, is a vital security issue, said Karen Evans, who oversees federal e-government and information technology policies at OMB. Hmmm... Remember the Christian? leaders of the world will back the mark of the beast. It's in your Bible , read it.

Sun Looks To Partners To Help Deliver Compliance, RFID Solutions Sun Microsystems is taking bigger steps into the solutions arena to help customers comply with numerous federal mandates and new market requirements. What else would one expect from a company called SUN? Their allegiance is blatant.

Retailers Drag Feet on RFID Initiatives . For now, with the cost of RFID tags and readers still high and the technology and standards still evolving, many retailers said they're content to watch from the sidelines To the retailers - Keep watching and dragging your feet!

Harvard Medical School CIO gets chipped The executive last month received a VeriChip from the Delray Beach-based company of the same name . "There was no residual pain, scar or even a palpable chip," he said in a statement. Mr Halamka , currently you have no pain, but when God rejects you for your decision, hell awaits. There will be a lot of pain there. The next phase in the Verichip marketing will be when they start paying celebrities in Hollywood to 'getchipped' to introduce it to the younger and more gullible generation.

Implanted ID chip finds way into ERs, bars Harvard Medical School's chief information officer, Dr. John Halamka , had himself injected with a VeriChip identification microchip in December, the company announced on Friday. Revelations : 19:20 And the beast was taken, and with him the false prophet that wrought miracles before him, with which he deceived them that had received the mark of the beast , and them that worshipped his image. These both were cast alive into a lake of fire burning with brimstone .

Banks seek access to personal records BANKS are seeking access to driving licence details, passport information and government departmental records in a bid to stop identity theft, fraud and terrorism. "It's but one step from there to a national ID card system," Australian Civil Liberties Council president Terry O'Gorman said. Banks - The perpetrators of usary and world poverty will align themselves with the mark of the beast down the track. All for OUR protection.

Tuning In To RFID Now, as the market begins to mature, partners are starting to get some support from vendors gearing up for the RFID onslaught. Onlsaught is the correct word as major outlets force companies to implement it.

Employees Don't Want 'Big Brother' Watching Them for the Wrong Reasons, According to New Survey Twenty-five percent of HR professionals surveyed indicated that the level of employee monitoring has increased as a result of 9/11. Every tragic event moves the micro managing of the world closer.

When Big Brother starts outsourcing its snooping For government agencies, from law enforcement to municipalities, outsourcing the data collection has become a convenient way to skirt restrictions on data gathering - restrictions that were put in place to limit government surveillance. They simply re-group and get private companies to do their work. Could they be classified as 'unlawful'?

Federal judge's ruling on GPS worries privacy advocates Cops without A warrant can secretly attach Global Positioning System devices to a suspect's vehicle, according to a federal judge - who said using the gadgets is virtually the same thing as following a car along a road. If RoboCops were the police force , we would know there would be no exploitation of these new rulings. But......

Fingerprinting Plays Key Role in Biometrics Boom Microsoft has stated that its upcoming Longhorn OS will include an integrated biometrics suite that should simplify integration and maintenance, and many third parties have said they plan to back the initiative. Sounds like the Matrix doesn't it? Widespread use is just around the corner fueled by share holders lusting for more money.

Virginia Senate OKs Traffic Light Photo Monitoring Bills Photo red systems take digital pictures of vehicles that run red lights. Law-enforcement agencies use license plates to identify the registered owners, who receive citations by mail. Australia is crawling with red light cameras to the point , people have tired in their fight against them. Now the USA push has started.

Tesco pushes on with full-scale RFID rollout Colin Cobain, Tesco IT director said the company has been 'extremely impressed with the trials run to date'. Every day major strides are made in implementation of RFID. People simply can not see the link between product cataloguing and human cataloguing.

RFID - Growing like a disease.......

BBC reports how it would be fun and so convenient to be chipped. Shame on you BBC, shame on you. Listen to the propaganda here

Oh Joy! Verichip has now been clasified. Coming soon to an arm near you

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IBM showcase their technology , IBM promote it, IBM are dedicated to their cause.Is your pastor as dedicated to you? We hope so.

Protect your identity but lose your soul, what a great deal!

All in the name of safety. Police keep watch

Party in safety , you are under surveliance.

Big Brother coming to a bank near you. With brothers like this , who needs family?

" This is not about tracking people. It's about managing the business," Mr Panu said. We disagree Mr Panu, we disagree.

Digitized Prints point the finger to innocent.

RFID- The plot thickens . Wal Mart deadline arrives and there questions remain unanswered

British ID Card gains ground- National Database is being formed. Why? The need to micro-manage everyone. Why? Lust of power sugarcoated as the fight against 'evil'.

Mad-cow threat increases allure of RFID tags First the cows then the humans. Now is the time to get mad!

RFID - Enters second phase. "We are seeing companies increase their RFID budgets three to five times this year compared to 2004," said Erik Michielsen "

SSA- Uses RFID "Certainly accuracy saves money," said John Spencer. Of course, tell us only half the story and promote cost saving.