Mark Roberti, Founder and Editor of RFID Journal holds one of many products that are a radio frequency identification device or RFID on Wednesday, Nov. 27, 2007 in Toronto. The many different types of ...
Posted on 12/04/2007 9:48:43 AM PST by BGHater
Mark Roberti, Founder and Editor of RFID Journal holds one of many products that are a radio frequency identification device or RFID on Wednesday, Nov. 27, 2007 in Toronto. The many different types of ...
I Don’t Like Mondays
The Boomtown Rats
The silicon chip inside her head
Gets switched to overload
And nobody’s gonna go to school today
She’s going to make them stay at home
And daddy doesn’t understand it
He always said she was as good as gold
And he can see no reason
Cos there are no reasons
What reason do you need to be shown
Tell me why
I don’t like Mondays
I want to shoot
The whole day down
The telex machine is kept so clean
As it types to a waiting world
And mother feels so shocked
Father’s world is rocked
And their thoughts turn to
Their own little girl
Sweet 16 ain’t that peachy keen
No, it ain’t so neat to admit defeat
They can see no reasons
Cos there are no reasons
What reason do you need to be shown
Tell me why
I don’t like Mondays
I want to shoot
The whole day down
All the playings stopped in the playground now
She wants to play with her toys a while
And school’s out early and soon we’ll be learning
And the lesson today is how to die
And then the bullhorn crackles
And the captain crackles
With the problems and the how’s and why’s
And he can see no reasons
Cos there are no reasons
What reason do you need to die
The silicon chip ...
Tell me why
I don’t like Mondays
I want to shoot
The whole day down
There will be no chips in my body, nor will I be employed by anyone who wants them in my body or clothing. I would sooner live off the land than do that.
The real push will start when the industry proposes a permanent implant in convicted rapists and pedophiles as part of their parole.
There have already been a number of reports floated here and on other sites of studies showing that malignant, fast spreading cancers form around these rfid capsules in the body. They are often determined to be the cause of death in the animals they have been tracking.
One good reason not to have man’s best friend (as well as man himself) ever get one of these in their bodies.
You and me both, I will never have a chip and neither will my children as long as they live at home and I am teaching them ( to the point of brainwashing ) that it is evil.
I’m sorry, but I couldn’t get past reading “philosopher Michael G. Michael”. LOL. No wonder the poor kid became a “philosopher”.
???????? How is RFID itself evil ?????????
RFID is a good way to track inventory. Tags in clothes cannot be tracked back to individuals. It wouldn’t even make monetary sense to even try to track them once they left the store. The amount of readers would be cost prohibitive. To use a non passive tag would be too expensive for the tag.
Sexual offenders will be chipped on a special frequency one day and schools and daycares will have receivers tied into their security systems to alert them to their presence.
The civilian pocket version will be available shortly after that.
Like minds, didn’t read yours until after I posted at #10 or so.
Ping.
It’s “for the children” after all! I’m sure the MSM will be more than happy to play along and sell the chip as the be-all-end-all to security and freedom. And millions will buy into it.
“See? With the RFID chip, the local police will know if Johnny Pedophile is outside of his house.”
“See? With the RFID chip, *I* get to go to the front of the security line at the airport!”
“See? With the RFID chip, *I* get to order my groceries at home!”
“With the RFID chip, I know where my kids are at all times!”
RFID in my body is evil. It is not big brothers business to be in my business and trust me within a short time of this becoming popular big brother and big business will find way to track you.
Besides it is equivalent to the mark of the beast.
LOL, me too, couldn't get the possible post-delivery conversation with his mother out of my mind:
NURSE: Mrs. Michael, what did you want on the birth certificate for your son?
MOM: Yes, Michael will be just fine, no sense wasting a perfectly good first name...
We’re already there folks. YOu don’t need an implant.
I leave the house for work, get tracked going through the toll booth. Check.
STop by the gas station, use the Debit card, get tracked. Check.
Walk up to the workplace, slide my card key and I’m tracked. Check.
Stop by the local grocery, use the debit again, tracked again. Check.
They, whoever “they” are, have a blueprint of where I go and what I do.
I have two exotic breeders on my Breederville.com site that say they have not been able to get their lizards to breed once they had RFID implants put in.
My debit card is used sparingly to nil.
Most bills are paid online via my bank and I get cash from the ATM and very rarely swipe a card and will continue not to do so.
I will fight any attempt to become a cashless society.
You forgot the traffic cameras.
Hitachi has just rolled out a worryingly small RFID chip, measuring an impressively tiny 0.15 mm x 0.15 mm x 0.0075 mm. The chip packs in a 128-bit ROM, which is able to store a 38-digit number. Hitachi previously held the title for world's smallest RFID, but the now second place tag was comparatively large at 0.4 mm x 0.4 mm.
The reduction in size was achieved by utilizing the silicon-on-insulator (SOI) process, where the transistor is formed directly on the silicon base. It may be disparaging to know that an RFID chip, measuring 0.15mm x 0.15mm x 0.0075 mm, holds the title for world's smallest item in that category, whilst simultaneously being far larger than your winky. Hey, at least your twinkle can memorize 38-digits... oh, it can't? Why do you wake up in the mornings? [TFOT]
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