A caller suggested that very thing on Bill Bennett's "Morning in America" show today. It makes perfect sense. And, no, it's not like the 666 mark as some would suggest that it would be.
Can;t those things be implanted under the skin? I had hoped (foolish of me) that Dan Rather might have been "implanted" with one of those when he went to Iraq to interview Saddam.
That service has been available for pets for some time now and has recently been made available for parents to implant on their kids. Or perhaps still earlier, didn't Tim McVeigh claim the army had implanted a chip in his butt-tocks?
A caller suggested that very thing on Bill Bennett's "Morning in America" show today. It makes perfect sense. And, no, it's not like the 666 mark as some would suggest that it would be.
