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Pentagon actually made the Co-Vid Microchip
https://money.yahoo.com/pentagon-unv...231239955.html
But like... don't worry you guys, we promise it won't track your every movie. Honest. |
Oh lord, Pentagon, don't give the anti-vaxxer conspiracy theorists reason to feel validated, come on.
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"And they have also developed a revolutionary filter that can remove the virus from the patient’s blood through a dialysis machine."
I actually find that more incredible. |
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I think that part would still require a lobotomy. lol
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Here's the 60 Minutes clip of it & Validating the Conspiracy Theorists
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microc...plant_(animal) You just know that this technology was going to be used in humans, right? Now as for whether it could be that small and ever be insidiously put into a vaccine, is a whole another discussion about the technological capability of nanotechnology and its bioethics. At the 3:00 minute, of course, Bill Gates would be spearheading this... There's a reason why some Christians call it the "Mark of the Beast", because if this technology is used in the wrong hands of a totalitarian government (i.e. China), well they can monitor and regulate what an individual does with their finances, monitor their health condition, regulate medicine doses, and all other forms of privacy and medical treatment invasion. I mean we already have mobile phones and home security systems that can be hacked, so...yeah... don't know why the public is so enthusiastic for microchipping their bodies. |
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Regular chips supposedly can't be tracked like GPS anyhow. Look at the ones they put on wild animals to actually track migrations, etc, those aren't regular chips and are an external device. I could see temporary use in people there could actually be reason to keep track of, such as ex-felons, making it easier for cops to ID someone who is being stubborn and has a criminal history. Maybe our troops sent overseas -- IF GPS tracking of it is never a thing so it can't be abused by an enemy -- and will only contain personal data that's helpful in the unfortunate event of a bad injury or fatality. Things like that. Though that would still be questionable. As for the average person? Nah. What point would there be in chipping me? They can scan it and see my dental records? What use is that. If they want to keep tabs on people, esp in GPS use, they can already do it via their phones anyhow, since few dare to ever leave the house without it. |
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That type of surveillance is disturbing to say the least if you look at China's totalitarian government, the purpose could be easily used to control the public. |
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