Here is some breaking news that the AP will be sending out to the mainstream media tomorrow. Dr. Katherine Albrecht has discovered that VeriChip implants cause death in laboratory animals and dogs and that the FDA, VeriChip and former Health & Human Services Secretary, Tommy Thompson, may have covered up research showing the deadly consequences of VeriChip’s RFID implants. Thompson advocated widespread use of the microchip implants for accessing medical records and implanting military personnel instead of using dog tags.
As head of Health and Human Services, Thompson oversaw the scandal-ridden FDA when it approved the VeriChip as a medical device. Shortly after leaving his cabinet post, he joined the board of the VeriChip Corporation and wasted no time in using his clout to promote the company's glass encapsulated RFID tags. These tags are injected into human flesh to uniquely number and identify people.
I can recommend getting pets tattooed.
It really is not painful at all for a
dog. I held my dobie on my lap, on her
back, and she was already grown. We
tattooed on her belly since if they
are tattooed on their ears, the folks
who steal pets to sell to research labs
will cut off their ears. She was not
even uncomfortable at all and since all
dobies basically look alike, I felt
better if she got lost, a vet could
be called and they would check the
national registry...
"the folks who steal pets to sell to research labs will cut off their ears"
It's hard to imagine having to live on the same planet as people who do that. And, it's pretty sad to think you could end up with your dog back, with no ears!
His name’s Weasel, he’s a five month old terrier and was born with no ears. This hasn’t dampened his enthusiasm for life one bit – he’s a cheeky chap and can be quite mischievous. Luckily, he was befriended by a gorgeous kennel mate – Holly the Collie – who’s helped to keep him in his place. Needless to say, our staff adore him.
Weasel’s also a very brave boy who is taking his visits to various vets in his stride. He’s been to a hearing specialist, had an MRI scan and has just had an operation at Bristol University Vet School to restore his hearing. I’m delighted to say that the op seems to have gone really well.
And, as soon as he’s recovered, he’s going to a new home with an extremely active couple who’ll be able to cope with his boundless energy.
Weasel’s become something of a media mutt, featuring in news stories across the globe. The response we’ve received to the press coverage has been staggering and just goes to show how much man’s best friend means to us.
So, next time you’re exasperated by a tale of animal cruelty, take some comfort from the fact that an earless abandoned dog can be plucked from the streets, given cuddles galore at a first class re-homing centre, receive state of the art veterinary treatment and then be adopted by loving owners. And, in doing so, capture the hearts of millions of dog lovers.
If you donate to Dogs Trust, thank you for making it possible for us to do so much for dogs like Weasel.
This is a potential downside to rescuing a pet from a shelter rather than doing it by way of what has become the modern standard - buying at a commercial pet outlet. Animal shelters tend to be fertile ground for experimenting with all kinds of new ideas, especially those that are early-generation experiments developed with the ultimate intention of being implemented upon humans. As it was explained to me the "laws" under which the no-kill shelter (where I adopted my dog) claim to be operating (the "regulations of"), they are/were "required by law" to chip all animals that they take into care/shelter while awaiting/hoping somebody to eventually come along and adopt..... "in the interests of the safety & wellfare of the animal, you see?".
Recently, while I had dog at the vet for an examination, I asked the vet if she could demonstrate for me how they use the wand/scanner to read the ID Number said to be contained in the chip that was injected between his shoulder blades near the nape. She left the room to go get a scanner, came back, waved it back and forth near the back of his head a few times, and each time the scanner squeaked and error message. Then she said "well, maybe it's not a perfect technology, yet... maybe the kind of chip he has is not compatible with our reader wand thingie. She left the room to go find another scanner. Meanwhile, I picked up the scanner she left behind, pressed a button, slowly scanned it across dog's nape, and an ID number popped up in the display, which I then wrote down for future reference in the interests of the dogs safety & wellfare, you see? ;) Vet walked back into the room a moment later, saw what I was doing, and became somewhat annoyed that I then demonstrated for her how to get this id-system to work.
As a side note, it is even more interesting in a sad, off-broadway tragedy of humanity kind of way that the majority of animals that eventually end up in a shelter came from retail outlets to begin with. In the past, a specimen example of this particular conditioned trait of the modern society has been - with christmas presently symbolizing the pinnacle of hyped commerce's collective state-of-the-art, it has been known to also be a time when, for instance, brain-washing favorites like 101 Dalmations are re-broadcast into the public consciousness.....predictably, retail sales of Dalmation puppies tend to soar in those non-discounted retail days leading up to 12/25......afterwhich, predictably, somewhere not long after the subsequent new year's cycle of holidy advertising hype begins (somewhere between furniture sales of President's day and candy/diamond sales come Valentine's day, give or take) the thrill of recently-past christmas fads is already fading among many children who are beging to lose their love "spark".... "chemistry" for their Sparky, often times in favor of madly desiring a new merchandizing-hype, and check-ins of Dalmation puppies at local shelters begins to soar.
RFID chips were found embedded in new 20-dollar-bill FRNs several years ago. Did this spread concern & alarm among the populous? Best I can tell, no, not really. If this can be fairly said to have caused any kind of alarm, it was the uptick in the propensity for many people to walk around spouting "oh, another Conspiracy theory!... oh me oh my, does EVERYthing have to be a conspiracy?", that kind of sentiment.
About 2 to 3 years ago, IBM was showcasing some of it's new commercials intended to program RFID into the minds of viewers portrayed as a "good thing" for we the culture. How/Why? Given the script of these particualar commericals "infotainment", because they helped demonstrate how a thoeretical derelict truck driver, lost in the desert with a load of vital commercial goods.... RFID saved the day by helping to get the delivery of vital goods to their intended destination. How?....according to the commercial, even though the truck driver was lost, since the the truck load of goods he was hauling apparently each contained a spiffy RFID embedded, these chips "phoned home"... called goods-delivery-911-receptionists (I think she even made a cameo in this commercial series), and thus saved the commercial day for all of retail goods marketing/selling/buying humanity; cute.
I am pro-choice relative to RFID tags and chips.
I have not seen too many companies which are
placing these things in products, some as personal
as underwear, marking them as tagged products. I am
suspicious of people who want to know where my underwear
are, especially if I do not know them~!
If you cannot be upfront about something, and hide
or misrepresent products, and of course, that is
the bread and butter of capitalism, to sell us
products we do not need, or in this case, which will
compromise our freedom and ability to navigate
through life with someone peeking through an
electronic peep-hole. It feels creepy, because it
is...
Micro-chipping in general hopefully will stop as
soon as this info hits the pipes...if it does. There
is always the 11th hour pleas, greased with $$ which
can have a bigger effect than the will of the people
or even the best interests of "the people". No, it
seems we are more akin to cattle that need herding
and branding and selling and...
Tattooing is better for pets since it is more visible.
When I had my pet tattooed, it was because of her
value, as a purebred, but also a therapy dog. Since
doberman's all resemble each other, it made it possible
to *prove* she was my dog. It cost me $35 bucks.
I wonder if you can *turn off* "dog's" chip. I wonder
if folks will have the option to have their pets
chips removed if this news goes mainstream??
I take this to mean can I turn it off?, as opposed to - can it be turned off by the people who invented it? In the case of the latter, I assume they know how to turn it off, and or on, but as for me?; good question. Like so many situations in this world for which I am not fully informed of, there are other realms of this world for which I am also not all that well informed of that might help provide an uncertain answer to an already murky topic; maybe.
For instance, some of the people involved with Orgonite tend to be attuned to various other "collateral situations" of this world that in one way or another share some sort of connection - direct and or indirect, to the alleged effects of Orgonite; for instance, strong earth magnets (Neodymium). In my recent following of various of those Orgonite forums, I've seen it asserted various times that a Neodymium magnet placed in close proximity (like, on one's body) will eventually (within 5-15 minutes or so) zap/pop "forever turn off" an RFID chip that is embedded somewhere under the surface (somewhere beneath outer layer of skin, as a for instance). The effect, in lay terms, basically treats the RFID chip as a fuse with the intention of causing the fuse to pop or otherwise rendered inoperable. There are at least some few people who have in the past made/sold what are called a versy specific special-purpose Orgonite piece - named Implant Killer, that contains one or more small Neo magnets in adition to the other resin/matrix/gemstone mix. It is said that if these pieces are to be placed onto the right spot on the surfaces of the body (right meaning - somewhere near where one suspects an RFID chip has been implanted) that within 5 to 15 minutes or so, the magnet will cause the RFID to blow. Caution is advised if/when the area of the body involves the head (anything above the neck) due to the concern that the normal operation of the brain is dependent upon all sorts of unseen, intricate, delicate EM signals/interactions, and the caution then is - leaving a strong magnet near the surface of the head will disrupt, interfere or harm some of these vital brain fucntions....sounds logical, but I remind that this is sort of out there on a somewhat arcane (not widely known) topic to begin with.
As an alternative, some have asserted that a Tesla Coil, properly equipped AND properly applied, can also be used to disable RFID chips so embedded. As it turns out, those who've advocated this use of a TC did so in circumstances that were said to involve RFID implants that had been covertly inserted into areas on the body like.....in/near/underneath one's eyelids. According to what I've read "properly equipped" in this case seems to involve at least one wire (lead) leading from just the right spot/tap on the TC, and is then momentarily applied to that area of the body where an RFID chip is suspected to be embedded. The TC supplies a surge of EM energy that then travels through the lead and eventually discharges at the point where it makes contact on the skin (wherever the wire end is touched to the body). It is said a brief tingle/pop is felt and this is somewhat of a telltale sign that the RFID chip was successfully popped... to repeat, though, I've never actually tried this, nor can I confirm that I know for a fact that this all works the way it's been asserted.... I only know that there are people out there who've generally made these assertions :)
All this being said, what do I know... I mean, what do I really know? I know that there are some people who say the above two methods might work, and that in some instances these assertions were made rather strongly/passionately with strong convictions, but do I know what theses claims assert? No, I only know that claims assert these methods will work. If I possessed my own bar-code pet-chip scanner/wand thingie (I don't and do not expect to any time soon), this would probably give a decent chance of confirming some of these assertions. Short of that, I have not tried to turn off any RFID chips, not yet, anyway. So far dog is the only entity that I have access to for which I am reasonably sure contains one such RFID chip. I say this despite some other assertions by some people involved with Orgonite that most of us are and have been walking around for years now with all kinds of RFID chips having been covertly embedded into our body. Again, as far as this goes versus what I really know in the matter, I personally do not know dog has a chip inside him. I do know the animal shelter told me they put one in him. I do not really have any reason to doubt their claim, but just trying to be clear as far as what I really know in the matter. Likewise with the vet wand/scanner incident, that seemed to confirm dog in fact has a chip in him, but again, what do I really know? I even have one of those special orgonite IK pieces, bought it about 3 years ago, and while I've toyed around with it on my own body, I have not yet toyed around with it on dog's body :)
your really stupid if you put an implant in yourself or animals
Revelation 14:9 And the third angel followed them, saying with a loud voice, If any man worship the beast and his image, and receive his mark in his forehead, or in his hand,
Revelation 19:20 And the beast was taken, and with him the false prophet that wrought miracles before him, with which he deceived them that had received the mark of the beast, and them that worshipped his image. These both were cast alive into a lake of fire burning with brimstone.
http://bibleprophesy.org/666mark.htm
quote:
"The move to a cashless system is not a war against cash. It is really a war against gold and silver. Paper money cash has already served it's useful purpose, to get people to forget that gold and silver are money. Cash and bonds are used to take the gold and silver away from the people.
In sum here are my prophetic views: I believe the rapture will happen before the seven year tribulation. I believe the mark of the beast will start half way through the seven year tribulation, when the Antichrist sits in the temple in Jerusalem, and demands to be worshipped as God. I believe the war of Ezekiel 38 takes place at the start of the tribulation, which will look like Armageddon. Israel is wealthy in gold and silver and cattle, and is at peace, before this war. I believe that in order for the prophecy of Ezekiel 38 to take place, the world will have to return to a world gold standard, and I believe it is likely that there will be a world government, perhaps for an entire generation before the rapture. I believe that the Great Harlot of Revelation 17-18 is the international bankers, or perhaps a few hundred familes of Jerusalem, who were prophesied to lend to the nations which helps them rule over them. The harlot is destroyed by the seventh beast which is a world kingdom with ten kings, and they give their power to the eighth beast, the Antichrist, who installs his mark of the beast economic system. His system will be against gold and silver, and he will likely use biochipping technology to implement the mark of the beast. But the mark is also a number. And remember, those who take it are supporting and worshipping the beast (governmental) system of fraudulent weights and measures instead of God's system of honest measures, such as gold and silver."
I am really hoping this news IS released since
there is a huge push to microchip all the military
and elders who are suffering from dementia or
other medical conditions which may cause them
to wander away and get lost.
I wonder if there might be any connection beween cancer and the constant sending and receiving of information from the chips - much like there is in cell phones?
Of course, we all know that cell phones are safe. Just like microwave ovens, high power transmission lines, mercury fillings and flouride - because "they" have told us so.
And surely there could be no sinister purposes at work here - like monitoring and controlling the citizens as yet another incremental step towards one world order. I mean it isn't like our government has ever conducted or condoned secret dangerous experiments on any of it's citizens or soldiers before, right?
I keep thinking about the reversal of the stand on mercury in all our vaccines ("read my lips, no mercury in vaccines?" and then "no vaccines without mercury") - and maybe it is not really the mercury, per se, that is so important to remain, but what mercury helps accomplish?
Perhaps someone who knows the science beter than I might have some ideas Maybe I am just paranoid from having our new CIA chief appear before the Council on Foreign relations in full military dress right before the anniversay of 9/11 and warn of Al Qaeda attacks with massive casualties. In the meanwhile, don't look for me at the front of the line for any chips or vaccines either!
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