Mark of the Beast Precursors
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And he causes all, the small and the great, and the rich and the poor, and the free men and the slaves, to be given a mark on their right hand or on their forehead... (Revelation 13:16)
Biometric database to be formed in Israel - Israel News, Ynetnews
Posted 8/11/08New chip promises to track kids from miles away
Posted 9/10/07Alzheimer's Patients Lining Up for Microchip Implants
Posted 9/5/07Implanting Citizens With Verichips – The Taking of Free Will
Posted 9/5/07Test Marketing the Mark of the Beast
Recent acts of terrorism have many calling for mandatory implementation of the implantable technology.
Posted 9/5/07National ID? How about a World Global ID Tracking System?
Posted 8/15/07Precision Dynamics' Smart Band(R) RFID Wristband System Shines at Dollywood's Splash Country
Precision Dynamics' Smart Band(R) RFID Wristband System Recently Implemented at Dollywood's Splash Country Provides Daily and Season Pass Guests Cashless Payment for Food, Beverages and Merchandise
Posted 8/15/07S. Fla. Alzheimer's Center To Microchip Patients
Posted 8/15/07Are Christians being groomed to accept the coming Antichrist?
Many people believe that, before long, an antichrist system will appear. It will be a New World Order, under which national boundaries dissolve, and ethnic groups, ideologies, religions, and economics from around the world will orchestrate a single and dominant sovereignty. The system will supposedly be free of religious and political extremes, and membership will tolerate the philosophical and cultural differences of its constituents. Except for minor nonconformities, war, terrorism, and hunger will be a thing of the past.
Posted 8/10/07Implanted Micro Chips Ends The Need For Medical Charts
Posted 8/8/07US debate over Microchip Implants in humans
Posted 8/8/073 Calif. Schools to Fingerprint Students
Posted 11/7/0644,000 prison inmates to be RFID-chipped
Posted 8/19/045 Puerto Ricans With Alzheimer's Implanted With Microchips To Track Disease
The microchip costs US$200, is voluntary and is made by the Florida-based Verichip Corp. Four hospitals in the U.S. Caribbean territory plan to begin using them in August on patients who have significant health problems or illnesses that cause memory loss, El Nuevo Dia newspaper has reported.
Posted 7/10/06Air passengers 'could be Micro-chip tagged'
The prototype technology is to be tested at an airport in Hungary, and could, if successful, become a reality "in two years".
Posted 10/13/06Amish See Step Toward 'Mark Of The Beast' In Livestock ID Numbers
Posted 4/23/07Animal Tracking Implants for People?
Posted 1/17/07Barcoding humans
"First we locate a prime spot," he said. "The next thing is to release the button that triggers the injection mechanism, and that's it, the cargo's been delivered."
Posted 5/21/07Big Profits from Big Brother
The War on Terror is a marketing campaign for security industries and terrorism experts. The latter are pulling in the consulting fees, and the former are rapidly inventing new products that enable "our" government to watch our every move and to know our location at every moment.
Posted 4/17/07Bill Takes On "Future Problem" Of Involuntary Microchip Implants [666]
Posted 3/26/07Biometric ID Has Biblical Implications, Says Calvary Chapel Founder Chuck Smith
Such futuristic technology, often relegated to scenes in high-tech thrillers or science fiction novels, is available now.
Posted 11/22/06Biometrics gets its ‘fingers’ into school foodservice
Posted 3/5/07Britons 'could be microchipped like dogs in a decade'
Human beings may be forced to be 'microchipped' like pet dogs, a shocking official report into the rise of the Big Brother state has warned. The microchips - which are implanted under the skin - allow the wearer's movements to be tracked and store personal information about them.
Posted 10/31/06Cellphones becoming pocket-size banks
In December, Wachovia, the nation's fourth-largest bank, began allowing more than 4 million online-banking customers to view account information and transfer funds via cellphone.
Posted 2/19/07Children of 11 to be fingerprinted
Posted 3/6/07Children to be given electronic identity cards
Brussels: Electronic identity cards for all children under 12 are to be introduced in Belgium. They will bear a code designed to allow parents of missing children to be traced instantly.
Posted 6/27/06China to develop its own RFID standardChina to develop its own RFID standard
Posted 7/27/04A Chip That Transfers Data Using Laser Light
Researchers plan to announce on Monday that they have created a silicon-based chip that can produce laser beams. The advance will make it possible to use laser light rather than wires to send data between chips, removing the most significant bottleneck in computer design.
Posted 9/20/06Chipping In On The 'War On Terrorism' -- Will Implantable Chips Become The New ID?
According to several other published reports, the Palm Beach, Florida chipmaker, Applied Digital Solutions, Inc., announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) found that the VeriChip was not a regulated medical device: This clears the way for the company to begin marketing, sales and distribution of VeriChip in the United States within the next few months.
Posted 4/17/07Chips with Medical Records to be Implanted in 280 Patients
NEW YORK (AP)—In a new test program, Horizon Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Jersey plans to implant patients suffering from chronic diseases with a microchip that will give emergency room staff access to their medical information and help avoid costly or serious medical errors, the insurer said on Friday.
Posted 7/17/06The Dawn Of Tracking Everyone, Everything, Everywhere, With A Number
"In 5-10 years, whole new ways of doing things will emerge and gradually become commonplace. Expect big changes." 1 - MIT's Auto-ID Center, 2002
Posted 3/9/07Disneyland brings in biometric ticketing
Posted 11/29/06Do Micro-Chip Implants Protect or Violate Privacy?
Posted 5/21/07European Air Passengers To Be Micro-Chip Tagged?
Posted 2/21/07Feds Should Back RFIDs for Human Remains
Posted 4/17/06Fingerprint Scan is school-lunch ticket
Technology that uses fingerprints to tell who is buying lunch is being tested at the school. Early indications are the finger scanners that record a digital image are speeding up cafeteria operations, which is the goal.
Posted 5/1/07French Babies Micro-chipped for Protection from Kidnappers
Posted 1/29/07From Biometric Scanning to Microchips and the Mark of the Beast?
According to information released last year the implantable transceiver "sends and receives data and can be continuously tracked by GPS (Global Positioning Satellite) technology. The transceiver's power supply and actuation system are unlike anything ever created. When implanted within a body, the device is powered electromechanically through the movement of muscles, and it can be activated either by the 'wearer' or by the monitoring facility."
Posted 3/9/07Future Surveillance Will Get Under Your Skin
This unique human chip implant was supposed to protect me - but it just makes me more vulnerable
Posted 11/22/06GPS Micro-Chip implant makes debut
Applied Digital Solutions, a technology development company, yesterday said it has created and successfully field-tested a prototype of a GPS implant for humans.
Posted 5/21/07Hospitals to Start Scanning Patients for Implanted Chips
Posted 4/17/06How Implanted Micro-Chips and I got personal
Posted 3/5/07HP Unveils RFID's Future Competitor
Hewlett-Packard unveiled a memory chip the size of a tomato seed on Monday in its Palo Alto laboratories. The tiny chip, called the Memory Spot, can be attached unobtrusively to any object and carry media or data. The Memory Spot will rival RFID tags in carrying information on movable physical objects, but HP calls it the smarter alternative.
Posted 7/20/06Human ID implant to be unveiled soon
Posted 1/17/07Human Implants: Are We Ready?
Sergeant Bill Koretsky's implanted medical microchip may have saved his life. His story begins in the middle of a high-speed police chase in Hackensack, New Jersey.
Posted 9/26/06Implanted Microchips becoming the latest medical accessory
Posted 10/26/06Implanting Citizens With Verichips - The Taking of Free Will
Upper level governmental officials are getting "chipped" to demonstrate public acceptance of the technology, and they are very quick to highlight the humanitarian uses of tracking devices in humans.
Posted 10/24/06In The Future, Mandatory Implants: For Now, High Schools Issue Contactless Microchip Student ID
Access, attendance tracking, lunch programs drive the implementation provided by Scholarchip
Posted 3/20/07Infineon supplies RFID chips for US passports
Infineon is the first company to announce a major contract to supply RFID chips that will be integrated in US passports. The chips will carry digital copies of the citizen's picture as well as the printed documentation in the passport. Infineon promises that more than "50 individual security mechanisms" are protecting the data saved on the chip.
Posted 8/24/06Is coming national ID 'mark of the beast'?
Opposition grows to federal law requiring data-filled card in 2008
Posted 5/6/06Is it flu or malaria? New disease testing Micro-chip has answer
Posted 12/6/06Kids Buy Lunches With Biometric Scans [Interesting city name!]
ROME, Ga. (AP) -- The never-ending march of technology now means school children here can pay for their cafeteria sloppy joes with their fingers.
Posted 9/6/06London gets ready for contactless payments
Posted 11/28/06The Mark Of The Beast: Is federal Real ID Act for your own good? Not really
Posted 6/20/07Micro Chip implants for All Military Personnel
A microchip company with powerful political connections is lobbying the Pentagon for the right to implant chips under the skins of the nearly 1.4 million U.S. military personnel. "The potential for this technology doesn't just stop at the civilian level," Philbin said. VeriChip hopes that the chips will replace the metal dog tags that have been worn by U.S. military personnel since 1906.
Posted 8/31/06Micro-Chip Implants Aid Cashless Society & The Near Future
Mr Chase may be an extreme example but he demonstrates a wider point: Britons are rapidly embracing the cashless society. The Association for Payment Clearing Services, the UK industry body, forecasts that in less than a decade fewer than half of all payments will be made by cash.
Posted 5/25/07Micro-chip Implants for Indian Elephants
Posted 10/9/06Micro-chip Tags spark privacy worries
Micro-chip tags are starting to be put in ID documents
Posted 10/17/06Microchip Elderly People, Says Science Minister
Elderly people should be "tagged" to enable the authorities to keep tabs on them, a government minister suggested today.
Posted 4/23/07Microchip Implants for UK mentally ill planned
Posted 1/18/07New Credit Cards May Leak Personal Information
You may be carrying a new type of credit card that can transmit your personal information to anyone who gets close to you with a scanner.
Posted 2/21/07The New World Order Tracking Devices: RFID
The Bermuda Government are issuing vehicle owners with credit card sized stickers containing a RFID chip and it is expected that every vehicle in Bermuda will carry one within a year or two. The scheme is mandatory and a $10,000 penalty applies if owners remove the chips.
Posted 6/27/07Opinion: The Mark Of the Beast "On" Or "In" The Hand? (by John Hinton)
The translation "on the hand or forehead" is not hard to understand. The usual meaning of the preposition epi is most often "on" and it is how most would have translated this verse at first sight. In fact, if I was seeing the text for the first time, it is exactly how I would have translated it. I would have translated it that way because I am far less of a Greek scholar than the translation team members of the King James Bible committee, and because I am not used as an instrument of God to preserve his word in the English language -- I am only a defender of it.
Posted 4/30/07Over 500 hospitals are now going to start implanting chips in their patients! (by David Bay)
You simply cannot get more of a "Mark of the Beast", End of the Age sign than this one!
Posted 3/19/07Plan to Implant Micro-Chips in Alzheimer's patients causes protest
At issue is the facility's plan to implant 200 patients with microchips manufactured and donated by VeriChip of nearby Delray Beach. When scanned, the chip reveals a unique ID number, which when entered into a password-protected database gives access to medical information about its owner.
Posted 5/18/07Prophecy Surge: The Barcode In Your Hand
Imagine just waving your hand over a screen to pay the check at a restaurant. It might sound like something from a "Star Trek" episode, but researchers at Snowflake Technologies in Memphis are well on their way to making it happen.
Posted 4/6/07Prophetic: World Falls In Love With Idea Of Buying & Selling Via Biometric Scanning
Posted 4/10/07Proposal to Implant Tracking Chips in Immigrants
Scott Silverman, Chairman of the Board of VeriChip Corporation, has proposed implanting the company's RFID tracking tags in immigrant and guest workers. He made the statement on national television earlier this week.
Posted 6/1/06Public revolt to quash biometric ID chips
Posted 1/29/07RFID chips headed for hospitals?
Posted 8/19/04RFID Wants To Get Inside You. Welcome To The Future
Posted 3/5/07Satnav 'could be used to track the elderly'
Posted 4/23/07The selling point for implanting biochips beneath your skin is that they cannot be stolen.
Posted 3/23/07State Would Outlaw Mandatory Microchip Implants
Posted 4/27/06 <- Way to go, Wisconsin!!!Study to look at planting identification chips in dementia patients
Posted 3/5/07Teen With Implanted Microchip Dies in Fla.
A teen engineering prodigy who gained national attention in 2002 when he and his family received identification chip implants on live television was killed in a motorcycle accident, authorities said.
Posted 10/4/06Teraflop Micro-Chip hints at the future
That became obvious a year ago, when Radic pleaded guilty to betraying his flock and secretly selling the church and its rectory out from under them. He used the money to buy himself a brand-new black BMW and a laptop - exploits he later chronicled in a cheeky, almost gleeful blog about his double life as a sinner.
Posted 2/14/07Teraflops Micro chip points to future
Posted 3/19/07There Are So Many Ways You Will Be Microchipped And Monitored
At the Baja Club if a special tag-reader is waved near the arm, a radio signal prompts the chip to transmit an identification number which is used to access information about the wearer from a database. Otherwise the chip is dormant. But its applications are wider.
Posted 6/27/07Tiny wireless Implantable memory chip debuts
A chip the size of a grain of rice that can store 100 pages of text and swaps data via wireless has been developed by Hewlett-Packard.
Posted 7/19/06UK Causing All Both Small And Great To Provide Biometric Info
Ministers plan to force all adults to travel miles at their own expense to fingerprint scanning units so their details can go onto an identity card database. From 2009, everyone will have to attend one of 69 "interview centres", whose locations are revealed today for the first time.
Posted 3/20/07UK ID cards 'will allow crime fingerprint checks'
Posted 2/22/07U.K. Lawmakers Weigh Biometric Card Plan
Posted 1/29/07Under-the-skin ID chips move toward U.S. hospitals
Posted 6/29/04Unions call bio-scanners 'geo-slavery'
Posted 1/29/07VeriChip Corp Signs 3-year Distribution Contract With iChip
Posted 12/19/06VeriChip Hopes To Round Up More Micro-Chip Implantees
Posted 4/2/07Verichip's Implanted Mircochip tracking network expands
VeriChip Corporation's VeriMed Patient Identification System Now Has 140 Hospitals and Approximately 300 Physicians as Part of Its Network
Posted 9/11/06Would an implanted chip help to keep my child safe?
In the wake of the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, every type of child monitoring device is in demand
Posted 5/18/07Young shoppers want to pay with chip in skin
Teenagers are more open to the idea of having a high-tech shopping experience, the Tomorrow's Shopping World report suggests.
Posted 10/12/06
