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[Keepongoing]

invading privacy more than anything. Apparently there are hospitals who implant it without consent of the patients.
They are even putting it in babies now.

http://www.verichipcorp.com/


This is a very interesting link

http://www.spychips.com/

[igotthisguitar]

All part of a much wider elitist agenda.

Pacify ... track ... monitor etc. Ever hear of the Carlyle Group?


http://www.infowars.com/print/bb/carlylematrics.htm

1984 plus.

http://www.prisonplanet.com

[Summer Wine]

The problem seems to be that others can use machines to read the signal that the chip sends out. But its a good investment or a similar company.

[igotthisguitar]

The Microchip Agenda
Kent Daniel Bentkowski
September 27, 2007

Kent Daniel Bentkowski from Kentroversypapers.net joins us to discuss his article "The Microchip Agenda

Would You like a CHIP To Go with That Hot Dog?

Topics Discussed: Micro Chipping of Pets and Live Stock, Chipping of Children ... for Reasons of Security, Who is Behind the Development? The Popularization of the Microchip, Why the Need for a Micro Chipped Population? VeriChip and Cancer Tumors, VeriChip Health Corporation Changed name to Xmark, Digital Angel, Mark of the Beast, Project L.U.C.I.D., RFID, Nano Sized Chips, Iris Scan & Ad's, The New World Order Agenda and much more.

http://www.redicecreations.com/radio/2007/09sep/RICR-070927.html

Minority Report Style Invasive Advertising Gains Traction
Internet phone service company to eavesdrop on conversations
Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet
Monday, September 24, 2007

The implementation of Minority Report style invasive advertising is gaining traction, as an Internet phone service company announces plans to eavesdrop on conversations to tailor commercials, bustling aside any notion of personal privacy as archaic and inconvenient to the 21st century mass consumer.



Last year we warned that the first steps were being taken to turn the technology we have all become so dependent upon against us, in order to create a vast database that catalogues the very essence of who we are.

Most people don't know that if they signed up for any of Google's services, be it GMail, AdSense, or Google Video, every single term they enter into a Google search engine is stored on a central database. Only by opting out of the program can users prevent this information from being stored, but since the fact is buried in some gargantuan terms of agreement document and the default setting is to collect web history, millions of people's opinions, political leanings, medical problems, worries, interests, financial concerns, sexual tastes ad infinitum are being catalogued without their knowledge.

Around a year ago Google announced that they would be pushing the envelope even further, by using the microphones that are installed inside an estimated 150 million Internet active American's computers to listen in on conversations and background noise in order to build psychological profiles which will be used for surveillance, invasive advertising and data mining.

"The idea is to use the existing PC microphone to listen to whatever is heard in the background, be it music, your phone going off or the TV turned down. The PC then identifies it, using fingerprinting, and then shows you relevant content, whether that's adverts or search results, or a chat room on the subject," reports the Register.

"Pretty soon the security industry is going to find a way to hijack the Google feed and use it for full on espionage," concludes the article.

The fact that Google was founded with the help of CIA seed money should leave us under no illusions as to where the focus of this technology is eventually headed, directly to the state who will implement it as a mandatory requirement of acquiring a license to use the Internet once the government regulated Internet 2 begins to dominate the market.

And if that doesn't make you nervous, the same technology has now arrived for use in the Internet phone service market.

The New York Times reports that Pudding Media, a new company founded by two former Israeli intelligence officers, is offering its customers free Internet phone service in return for their consent to have their conversations monitored for keywords upon which targeted advertising is directed.

"A conversation about movies, for example, will elicit movie reviews and ads for new films that the caller will see during the conversation. Pudding Media is working on a way to e-mail the ads and other content to the person on the other end of the call, or to show it on that person�s cellphone screen," writes Louise Story.

If you think telesales calls and pop-ups ads are annoying, the new wave of invasive advertising will not only saturate the senses with 24/7 vapid consumerism, but it will signal the death knell for the assumption that privacy is a human right not to be infringed upon by corporations or the state.

http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/september2007/240907_minority_report.htm

[djsmnc]

It's great that technology has been developed to make our lives more comfortable!

[RACETRAITOR]

Can somebody explain this to me without posting an unintelligible rant written by someone else?

[djsmnc]

The REALLY cool thing is that the future may be like this:

We will all be implanted with chips that are able to detect anything and everything about us, including the food we eat, the energy we expend, our impulses, our behavior, our vices.

The government will then be able to set standards. Standards of diet, standards of health and exercise, standards of morality, standards of thought. The failure to meet those standards, which would mean the potential to have social issues and health problems, will bring punitive measures. Ultimately, there will be an island or other large tract of isolated land in which the undesirables will be put. Failing that, execution will be the only measure.

"No way, families will not allow that to happen to their members" you say.

Yes they will. The separation of families is already occuring. New perspectives on relationships and the support of homosexuality has reshaped the way we view the family. Eventually, with the ability to create humans solely from genetic manipulation, there will be no need for families.

"People need affection though" you argue.

They certainly do. Part of our health and emotional stability comes from love and affection. Fortunately, the government will be able to replace the affection normally felt for other humans with other elements through early socialization. Children will grow to find affection in perhaps inanimate objects, or computer generated images/people.

It will be very easy for the undesirables to be cast out, because there will be no emotional attachment. Affection will change to pride for those who manage to succeed in meeting the standards. However, pride will be controlled, as will other overreactive emotions out of an instinctual fear of becoming undesirable.

Society will then be perfect.

[igotthisguitar]

Here's another related topic:

POST-HUMAN-ism ( i.e post=AFTER ... )
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posthuman_%28human_evolution%29

Cy-BORGS "R" US ... kewl huh ... ?
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&newwindow=1&safe=off&q=POSTHUMANism

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Posthumanism&search=Search

[oneofthesarahs]

[as-ian]

[Cheonmunka]

If you really needed a device that could measure someone's medical needs or to keep tabs on your childrens' location there are many other ways you can attach a device rather than implanting a lithium powered chip deep inside their skin.

[djsmnc]

[Czarjorge]

How long will it be until I can get a robot lady?

[igotthisguitar]

http://www.wethepeoplewillnotbechipped.com/phpfusion/news.php