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To: aspiring.hillbilly; Southack; NormsRevenge

"This is why a scheme for a national ID card is a folly, and reliance on that in the name of security will lead to catastrophe."

And note that the Big Auto execs are denying that RFID is a problem. Technology including guns are mere tools used by people for good or evil. Sometimes the good create tools and systems the evil hijack.....

SCENARIO: keep in mind the book of Revelation, then think of "1984" and then the '70s movie "A Thief In The Night" (or the current "Left Behind" blockbusters)....then consider our satellite network, the capabilities of ecommerce, cell phones, children animals and felons already injected with satellite trackable capsules...now RFID taking hold in a big way--and vulnerable to hacking.....

(truly end-times apocalyptic shudder) God save us from ourselves!


14 posted on 01/29/2005 7:33:14 AM PST by The Spirit Of Allegiance (ATTN. MARXIST RED MSM: I RESENT your "RED STATE" switcheroo using our ELECTORAL MAP as PROPAGANDA!)
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To: Blurblogger
SCENARIO: keep in mind the book of Revelation, then think of "1984" and then the '70s movie "A Thief In The Night" (or the current "Left Behind" blockbusters)....then consider our satellite network, the capabilities of ecommerce, cell phones, children animals and felons already injected with satellite trackable capsules...now RFID taking hold in a big way--and vulnerable to hacking.....

(truly end-times apocalyptic shudder) God save us from ourselves!

But consider, in your scenario, who might be doing the hacking. Who is most likely to want to circumvent the government in those days? Some may someday bless such vulnerabilities.

20 posted on 01/29/2005 9:55:07 AM PST by GOP Jedi
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