[jmacusa]

If you’ve got a Social Security card in your wallet Big Brother knows who you are and where you are. If you have a drivers license Big Brother knows where you are. If you’re sitting at a computer key pad Big brother knows who you are and where you go on the internet. So what? Live off the grid? Good luck with that.

[EasySt]

Whatever.

I won’t willingly be injected with RFID tags except into my dead body.

~Easy

[noiseman]

Perhaps, but I’d rather at least make Big Brother work for it.

[Osagegirl]

And everyone thought Alex Jones was crazy

[EasySt]

And if he knows you are not in the vaccinated data base he can prevent you from flying, driving, entering certain public places, etc., you’re OK with that too?

Decision time fast approaches.

[21twelve]

On the web site (and in this excerpt) it is pretty clear that the syringe has the optional RFID chip on it, not the actual injected liquid. It is so the health folks see that 5,000 shots were given in NYC, 1,000 in Washington D.C., etc.

Not so say that others (Gates) aren’t working on an actual implant or other device to prove that you have been vaccinated.

[coaster123]

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.

[Yulee]

If you’ve got a Social Security card in your wallet Big Brother knows who you are and where you are. If you have a drivers license Big Brother knows where you are. If you’re sitting at a computer key pad Big brother knows who you are and where you go on the internet. So what? Live off the grid? Good luck with that.
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So how do so many people disappear each year? does the government know where they are?

This is a tracker inserted inside your body. Once commerce is limited to those with the tracker, no one may buy or sell without the mark of the beast.

[glorgau]

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.

The RFID tags don't need to be injected. A simple photograph with the time and location of the shot should be sufficient for disambiguation. Then just keep a central db or service for identification cross referencing. It's already being done with advertising tracking.