Posted on 05/16/2020 5:14:49 PM PDT by EasySt
I've known this was coming for a long time now, and it's
one of those things that gets me marked as a tin foil hat
wearing nutjob.
But here we are.
And Dad is here with me!
The ApiJect syringes come with an optional RFID tag so
that health care workers can track the GPS location and
identity of the individual being injected.
Via the Apiject.com website: https://www.apiject.com/
With an optional RFID/NFC tag on each BFS prefilled
syringe, ApiJect will make this possible. Before giving
an injection, the healthcare worker will be able to
launch a free mobile app and “tap” the prefilled syringe
on their phone, capturing the NFC tag’s unique serial
number, GPS location and date/time.
The app then uploads the data to a government-selected
cloud database.
Aggregated injection data provides health administrators
an evolving real-time “injection map.”
This is coupled with “Operation Warp Speed” which skips
many safety protocols and will deliver up to 500 million
coronavirus vaccines."
This IS the biblical "Mark Of The Beast" (whether you
believe in the Bible or not). The implications of this
are very real, and actually very meaningful in many ways
different and beyond the biblical description.
This is politics, not religion.
They can face recognize from satellites. Who, what and how you are are constantly monitored in real time. They can put a projectile in your skull, or a laser in you heart.. or kill you with disease at will.
Yeah, look at the size of that tag! That would hurt! /s
Uh, they don't inject the RFID tag into you. It's a sticker on the disposable syringe. It speeds up the documentation of the vaccination process. But, yeah, mark of the beast, end of times, 12 monkeys, blah blah blah.
For the truly paranoid, all they need to know is that "ApiJect receives support and advice from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and PATH".
Yep. It would require a needle thicker than an icepick to inject that tag.
Yeah, we need to scale ALL OF THAT way back.
This Derp State #Tyrannogasm has gone way too far already.
It’s time to clean up the mess all the power mad tyrants
have made of almost everything.
And It’s time to get back to work.
~Easy
No vaccine for me, unless it comes without the tracker.
Screw you jackwagon.
You’re the one saying what’s the point resisting.
You are a nihilist. Go take your little pissy attitude somewhere else.
You, Sir are an Ass. Anyone who has ever been inflicted. there is small island off off of New London CT that’s the home of Lyme’s Disease, it’s a US Lab for testing. Animals for virii in the 70’s. The deer swam back to Lyme CT and started eating the Greenery in a , They poop , white mice abound i New England. They travel, Lyme’s spreads through freaking mice who invade Homes and Barns in New England every winter. Nature does what it does and now it is all over the World.
Lyme CT in between New London and Orient Point NY on the ferry ride.
Come Take a ride.
From what the website says, the RFID marker is on the syringe itself, rather than being put into you (the Mark). Still, it might be best to avoid it or request an RFID-less syringe, since you will be forever linked to a particular syringe marker.
Put you tin foil hat on tighter jerkoff.
And yes, what we see in this, doesn’t put the RFID tag in you.
Yet anyway... Perhaps in the next contract.
(Micro machine tech has a bit of a lead time.)
What it DOES do is associate it with your identity.
For the database all about you, and me, and everybody.
Your identity will NOT be getting the GREEN pass for
anything, anywhere if you fall short of the requirements.
Making sense yet, or is this still tin foil to everybody?
~Easy
THE TAG IS ON THE SYRINGE. Not IN it.
The tagged syringes are for record keeping. Having to hand write data for each syringe is time-consuming, while scanning it with a phone or device decreases time spent.
That’s my assumption. They don’t make widely available RFID chips small enough to get through a 22-ga needle! You know how stupidly expensive that would be?
No one has noticed yet, but these are “pre-filled syringes”,
so not likely the RFID chip is “optional”.
And the contract is already in placed and announced by the
Department of Defense.
I haven’t observed you being ‘pushy’ with anyone, then again, I haven’t really paid attention.
It is apparent there is only a Black and White side to this, their is no ‘middle road’ or Gray area.
I try not to single out a ‘person’ but when they get to using terms like
ONLY AN IDIOT would think that way etc etc etc, I do tend to remind them their point may be taken with a little bit of objectivity if one would knock off the BullSchiffRemarks, Will then normally refer to them as a LIB, not being able to answer a question without attacking the questioner..
Like I say, wear a mask, wear body armor, maybe someone will get rich by making some kind of ‘good looking masks, body armor etc’, much like the turning Motorcycle helmets into some sort of ‘fashion’ statement and people were more willing to go along with what a lot of them thought was Govt overreacting...
See just above you...
What it DOES do is associate it with your identity.
For the database all about you, and me, and everybody.
Are you somehow under the impression that the RFID tag referenced on the manufacturer’s website is to be injected into the patient?
I'm not comfortable at all with the way government has intruded into our lives. I don't like the idea of security cameras all over the place, bar code strips in our currency, and other things. But there are things we have to trade off for some of the privileges we have. A drivers license is a sign you've been given the privilege to operate a motor vehicle. People think it's a right, it's not. What are you going to do? If We The People don't like that, we can demand it be changed. If you don't want to be tracked in another way, don't use a cell phone or a computer. We still have that choice. Vaccines? The flu vaccine was first introduced in 1942. I've had a number of them. I have to because when you work in health care like I do you have to, it's the law. And let's not even mention taxes. I hate paying taxes but hey, we need police, we need a military. If someone has a better idea to fund certain things, I'm game, let's hear it.
Bill Gates is a real life super villain. My body my choice, Billy boy.
No. See above.
No. Not in you.
From the Apiject.com website:
“ Whether health officials are running a scheduled
vaccination program or an urgent pandemic response campaign,
they can make better decisions if they know when and where
each injection occurs.
With an optional RFID/NFC tag on each BFS prefilled syringe,
ApiJect will make this possible. Before giving an injection,
the healthcare worker will be able to launch a free mobile
app and “tap” the prefilled syringe on their phone,
capturing the NFC tag’s unique serial number, GPS location
and date/time.
The app then uploads the data to a government-selected
cloud database. Aggregated injection data provides health
administrators an evolving real-time “injection map.”
~Easy
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