Full story here:
http://www.thestar.com/article/211189
[Editors Note: it was a tough call not assigning this to the 'Humour" section. Begin Cointel Pro / Loose Change jokes. DrC]
I think there is more to this then what the U.S. authorities are saying, like the U.S. government looking for a justification to interrogate American citizens.
--- Perception is two thirds of what we perceive reality to be.
RFID Chips in Your Money, You Weren’t Supposed to Know - Brent Jessop, May 7, 2007<br />
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Why would anyone put RFID Chips in coins, which
exchange hands many times a day? What exactly would
you be tracking - how many times someone used the
coin to purchase a cup of coffee? How about the cost to
outfit these chips for something so absurd and without
purpose?
If RFID Chips were planted for tracking purposes, it
would not be as obvious as a "glowing red thing in the
center" and would not be on an item that is constantly
changing hands. And these geniuses work for the U.S.
military? It's no wonder things in Iraq are going so well.
I have to reply to this thread; if for no other reason than my grandchildrens children will know that the 'Ole Curmundgeon, fell off his chair laughing upon hearing about this insainly narcissistic & paranoid American dillusion.
And yes, if it was not such a sad statement about the American condition, it would belong in the humor section.
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I think there is more to this then what the U.S. authorities are saying, like the U.S. government looking for a justification to interrogate American citizens.
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Perception is two thirds of what we perceive reality to be.
Difficult decisions are a privilege of rank.
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"It is easy to dodge our responsibilities, but we cannot dodge the consequences of dodging our responsibilities."
—Sir Josiah Stamp
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No kidding.
exchange hands many times a day? What exactly would
you be tracking - how many times someone used the
coin to purchase a cup of coffee? How about the cost to
outfit these chips for something so absurd and without
purpose?
If RFID Chips were planted for tracking purposes, it
would not be as obvious as a "glowing red thing in the
center" and would not be on an item that is constantly
changing hands. And these geniuses work for the U.S.
military? It's no wonder things in Iraq are going so well.
And yes, if it was not such a sad statement about the American condition, it would belong in the humor section.