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Story: RFID tags may be implanted in patients' arms
Posted by: Anonymous (Thursday 29 July 2004, 9:33 AM)
So it starts!
Anyone who has the power (Governments, large organisations, etc..) will be able to track whosoever they want, whenever they want and, when the GPS version becomes viable, wherever in the world they want.
Is it just me or isn't this severly breaching our Human Rights? As we have a right to privicy!
It always starts like this. They say that it is for our own good and reel off a load of superficial reasons why we need to have them take our rights away from us whilst not revealing the down side and possibly the real reason for briging these Draconian measures.
People need to wake up and realise that they should protect their rights as much as they can because, before you know it, we'll have no rights and the powerful will be able to do what they want to us.
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Story: RFID tags may be implanted in patients' arms
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So it starts!
Anyone who has the power (Governmen... Anonymous -
Surely we would have a choice. I don't want this... Shari -
One world government, one world religion, and one... Anonymous
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this is too freaky. i do not like the idea of thi... Anonymous
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I think the control is already in place to co... S Barringer -
I think this is an invasion of personal preference... Anonymous
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Rev 13:16-17
And he causeth all, both small and gr... Anonymous
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the mark and the cashless society.
why do you... david clint
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we are looking at the product rfid and we were won... Anonymous
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I don't mind an adhesive tag while I'm in the hosp... Anonymous
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What a wonderful product. It doesn't invade my pr... Robert J. Boram
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RFID chips are in many of the products that consum... Monica Krnavek
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what are you thinking when you say it is not invad... Anonymous
