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Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 3:49 pm Post Subject: Rauni-Leena Luukanen-Kilde's article on Microchip Implants
A few of the alternative news sites are carrying references to this 1999 article by former Chief Medical Officer of Finland Rauni-Leena Luukanen-Kilde, MD. (Her article interestingly refers to the Washington Post reporting in 1995 that Prince William had been electronically tagged upon his entry to Eaton...)
As the microchip debate is now out in the open and in the mainstream New Zealand arena with dog microchipping engaging public opinion, it is somewhat less wacky to imagine that, as tends to be the case, with the advance of the technology and suitable social conditions, governments might well feel justified in putting forward the proposal to 'chip' every newborn. Perhaps not in the next one or two years, but quite possibly before the decade is out? The seeds of such a scheme could possibly be seen in the recent emergence of super databases and health registers.
Apparently John Howard has laughed off repeated media replays of his denouncing the introduction of an identity card back when he was in opposition, now citing terrorism etc as having changed the political and social scene and apparently justifying the national identity card in Australia. His actual words back in 1987:
"The assumption of the Australia Card is that every Australian is a cheat [and] involves a level of intrusion of a draconian kind into the day-to-day activities of many people".
His words now in 2006:
"Things have changed", "we have terrorism" and "a more complex society'.
Surely terrorism is nothing new. It's been around a lot longer than the last few years anyway. "It's just an access card," Howard has insisted. Yet anyone who does not hold the card by 2010 will have no access to:
Medicare health fees rebate scheme
Pensions
Pensioner concessions
Family tax benefit payments
Maternity payments
Student subsidy schemes
Child care benefits
Natural disaster emergency relief
Unemployment benefit
The New Zealand Herald's Business section last Monday reported the Vice Chairman of the Australian Privacy Foundation David Vaile as saying that "a single Smartcard will turn non-holders into fringe-dwelling non-persons".
Australian business is already looking forward to the added benefits of such an all encompassing system as an identity check for high value retail transactions and banking procedures and to facilitate tolling on user-pays roads. With talk of the card being required to purchase pharmaceuticals and even some chemicals and cleaning products that can be used in bomb making and you start getting very close to a state sanctioned database of every purchase an individual makes, with any transaction requiring the involvement of the smartcard. Replace that pesky card with an implanted chip and you have the perfect all one system for just about anything you want to keep tabs on.
From the same Herald article:
"Starting in less than two years, it will begin to accumulate more detailed information on the health, spending and financial affairs of its cirtizens than any Australian Government in history.
Good article Melody. I find it disturbing that there is the potential for people to be prohibited access to services without a smart card that are currently accessible to them. Too much control and regulation for my liking......
Adding to the above, an article I found on John Pilger's web site talking about the proposed ID card in Britain. As always John Pilger presents it well with a good background on events and the implications. This from his article:
Quote:
Those who fail to hear these steps on the road to dictatorship should look at the government's plans for ID cards, described in its manifesto as "voluntary". They will be compulsory and worse. An ID card will be different from a driving licence or passport. It will be connected to a database called the NIR (National Identity Register), where your personal details will be stored. These will include your fingerprints, a scan of your iris, your residence status and unlimited other details about your life. If you fail to keep an appointment to be photographed and fingerprinted, you can be fined up to 2,500 pounds.
Every place that sells alcohol or cigarettes, every post office, every pharmacy and every bank will have an NIR terminal where you can be asked to "prove who you are". Each time you swipe it, a record is made at the NIR. This means that the government will know every time you withdraw more than 99 pounds from your bank account. Restaurants and off-licences (liquor stores) will demand that the card is swiped so that they are indemnified from prosecution. Private business will have full access to the NIR. If you apply for a job, your card will have to be swiped. If you want a London Undergound Oyster card, or a supermarket loyalty card, or a telephone line or a mobile phone or an internet account, your card will have to be swiped.
In other words, there will be a record of your movements, your phone records and shopping habits, even the kind of medication you take.
Consider if you wanted to travel to Britain with these cards in place. You'd have to have a card just to be able to get around the country, hence the requirement to introduce them worldwide. But then, wouldn't a microchip be so much easier?? It just goes on and on....
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Posted: Wed Jul 26, 2006 3:24 pm Post Subject: nazi history
everybody needs, to just get off there back sides and read about how the Nazi gain control. It says it all there are other examples to of course back through history.
This is the same old game just dressed up a little in modern clothing.
The question that needs to be asked is who does all this benefit?
Not the person with the ID card/chip thats for sure!
The question that needs to be asked is who does all this benefit?
Not the person with the ID card/chip that's for sure!
I agree
What is concerning is the number of times you hear on the news about people from small concerned groups who suggest tracking as a means to help them.
I am thinking of one I saw the other night where this spokes person was suggesting government funding to enable them to track people with dementia. Seems like the thin edge of the wedge to me
Also mentioned how we are getting more and more people in NZ with this condition :?: :?:
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Posted: Mon Jul 31, 2006 7:13 pm Post Subject: I havent been watching the news much
I dont watch the main stream news much anymore...it gets me so mad I just about through a rod( car term).
I have heard about the microchipping for minorty groups for a while, the way these people work is to take little baby steps using Problem - Reaction - Solution mind control. Spread the info thats the only thing you can do( read up on the 100th monkey theory).
dementia, read my comments about fluoride,aspartme, the coming folate addition to bread(shown to increase dramatical the chance of getting alzhemiers even at recommended RDA dose's) , Aluminum is another one to research we cook with it, rub it under or arms, drink it, and possible have it sprayed all over us as well..ehh
also look at what happens to peoples alertness(brain function) when they eat fruit( recently highlighted on the news in the 1 piece of fruit for kids program) and then again when compared with organic(natural) foods including natural not table salt. Brain damage from McDonalds and co.
its almost like theres a conpircy or something...hmm
