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Story: Under-skin ID tags generate concerns
Posted by: Jessica Samson (Wednesday 6 April 2005, 9:51 AM)
the entire idea is compoletley sick. how coulld human rights be broken so badly within the law? i would like to know some things, so if someone could email me i would be gratefull.
when it would be put in place?
where it will NOT be put in place?
what the governments TRUE reason for doing this is?
who will be chipped first?
how will it be done?
will we be tracked through the mobile phone waves and networks? and if so why dont we all just smash the mobile phone posts, what is better your mobile telephone or your freedom?
i think that even chipping cats and dogs is entirely wrong and sick. but implanting a chip into people (even newborn babies ive heared) is disgusting. i will not have it done and i will spend my life campaigning against it if i have to. they're not getting me easily.
(1984-read it. no matter what people say, it is comming true)
jessica
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I seem to remember raising this point in another d... Robert Privett -
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