Posted on 05/17/2009 8:18:21 AM PDT by NorwegianViking
By Jay Baggett © 2009 WorldNetDaily
You can run, but you cannot hide ... and if you try, one push of a button will cause a lethal poison to immediately begin flowing through your body.
That's the Orwellian future a Saudi inventor was seeking to bring to Germany until that nation's patent office announced last week it was rejecting his request to patent what has been dubbed the "Killer Chip."
The tiny semiconductor device is intended to be surgically implanted or injected into the body, according to the patent application, for the purpose of tracking visitors from other nations by global-positioning satellites and preventing them from overstaying their visas...
Under Germany's patent law, inventions that are unethical or a danger to the public are not recognized. recent times the number of people sought by security forces has increased," the Jeddah-based inventor wrote in his application...
The device would emit encrypted radio waves that would be picked up by satellites and "used to track fugitives from justice, terrorists, illegal immigrants, criminals, political opponents, defectors, domestic help, and Saudi Arabians who don't return home from pilgrimages," Sweden's The Local reported....
German law allows foreigners to apply for patents in the country through a local representative. In the case of the "Killer Chip," a Munich law firm was used....
That leaves open the possibility the Saudi inventor will find success in another country.
(Excerpt) Read more at wnd.com ...
Bullcrap. People are mobile. Having a fixed location of a home as a means to kill someone with this device is idiotic.
But to the conspiracy-minded, since both involve GPS, it must be part of a LARGER conspiracy!
From the headline I thought it was apatent for a device which would “kill” GPs devices.
Now THAT would be useful!
So, in your mind, why are they using GPS when taking the census?
Not everything is devious. I'm far more concerned with having Rahm Emmanuel in charge of the Census Bureau to help engineer more Dem districts.
Science fiction I suspect.
Maybe I am behind the times as far as chip technology is concerned but I doubt that a chip small enough to be injected would have enough power to be tracked by satellites.
but such technology could certainly still be implemented by having chip readers stationed at places where people frequent as a matter of daily living; gas stations, grocery stores, street corners, movie theaters and so on.
This GPS data base constitutes the governments ability to execute warrantless searches on anyones property.
Thats not a conspiracy. Its fact.
And if you think that Census data is secure, tell that to the thousands of Japanese who were rounded up into concentration camps during WWII using census data.
And there was not even a whimper from even Libertarians over this federal GPS data base. Its very bad news.
Now THAT would be useful!
Is should be a simple mater to broadcast a signal that would mess with the timing and confuse a GPS receiver.
I totally agree with your observation regarding Emmanuel in charge of the census.
The title for your property includes your longitude and your latitude data, worse yet the government has it in their records.
Thanks for the picture!....You are really a wizard to find one to apply to the article so quickly!
They already have a database of addresses. How do you think Census data is captured?
My homes GPS location was inserted into that data base without my permission, and I will no longer fill out any census questionaires, as long as that data base exists..
Your home's physical location is in the public domain. Someone can just drive down the street with a GPS locator and acquire such, whether in the private sector or public sector.
This level of paranoia makes us look like nutbars. We really need to evalute stories to see where actual problems lie, such as efforts by the Dems to stifle free speech or gun rights. All I see here is a means for the Census Bureau to function more efficiently - and, since the Census is mandated by the Constitution, IMO it is good for them to try and operate more efficiently and maybe save the taxpayer a few bucks.
Mark....thanks for that bit of useful information. I had not thought of that wealth of information being tapped into. The use for that information is endless. Appreciate your observation!
Good thing they had GPS back then to make such a roundup possible.
Whoops, no, they did not. No technology needed. They didn't even have databases back then.
Whether your home address is found with an old-fashioned paper map, or with GPS, is immaterial. The larger issue would be abuse of Census data, which is independent of how your address is located.
One of the reasons for the census takers being required to take GPS coordinate readings and enter them along with other census data taken, is to keep the census takers from CHEATING.
They can’t just sit at home and make data up.
So, in a sense, it is being done to ‘protect’ you.
I see you already knew.
Darn. I was hoping the title meant that somebody had invented a way to “kill” GPS tracking.
I store all my movies digitally now, so since it was the first thing I thought of when I read the article, I queued it up and snapped it. :)
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