Een gouwe ouwe is weer terug: De RFID in de reclame

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Chip Implants Linked to Animal Tumors

By TODD LEWAN
The Associated Press
Saturday, September 8, 2007; 2:04 PM

-- When the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved implanting microchips in humans, the manufacturer said it would save lives, letting doctors scan the tiny transponders to access patients' medical records almost instantly. The FDA found "reasonable assurance" the device was safe, and a sub-agency even called it one of 2005's top "innovative technologies."

But neither the company nor the regulators publicly mentioned this: A series of veterinary and toxicology studies, dating to the mid-1990s, stated that chip implants had "induced" malignant tumors in some lab mice and rats.

"The transponders were the cause of the tumors," said Keith Johnson, a retired toxicologic pathologist, explaining in a phone interview the findings of a 1996 study he led at the Dow Chemical Co. in Midland, Mich.Meer

Cloning RFID Tags in Sacramento

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Afrekenen? Even de scanner langs de arm en er is betaald. Zo simpel is het vanaf dinsdag voor de VIP-bezoekers van de Baja Beach Club in Rotterdam. Zij krijgen een chip in hun arm geïmplanteerd die in de discotheek werkt als betaalmiddel. De zogenoemde Radio Frequency Identification Device (RFID) heeft zijn intrede in het uitgaansleven gedaan. Het duurt niet lang meer voordat we allemaal zonder portemonnee op stap kunnen.

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James Van Bokkelen is about to be robbed. A wealthy software entrepreneur, Van Bokkelen will be the latest victim of some punk with a laptop. But this won't be an email scam or bank account hack. A skinny 23-year-old named Jonathan Westhues plans to use a cheap, homemade USB device to swipe the office key out of Van Bokkelen's back pocket.
"I just need to bump into James and get my hand within a few inches of him," Westhues says. We're shivering in the early spring air outside the offices of Sandstorm, the Internet security company Van Bokkelen runs north of Boston. As Van Bokkelen approaches from the parking lot, Westhues brushes past him. A coil of copper wire flashes briefly in Westhues' palm, then disappears.

Van Bokkelen enters the building, and Westhues returns to me. "Let's see if I've got his keys," he says, meaning the signal from Van Bokkelen's smartcard badge. The card contains an RFID sensor chip, which emits a short burst of radio waves when activated by the reader next to Sandstorm's door. If the signal translates into an authorized ID number, the door unlocks.

The coil in Westhues' hand is the antenna for the wallet-sized device he calls a cloner, which is currently shoved up his sleeve. The cloner can elicit, record, and mimic signals from smartcard RFID chips. Westhues takes out the device and, using a USB cable, connects it to his laptop and downloads the data from Van Bokkelen's card for processing. Then, satisfied that he has retrieved the code, Westhues switches the cloner from Record mode to Emit. We head to the locked door.

"Want me to let you in?" Westhues asks. I nod.

He waves the cloner's antenna in front of a black box attached to the wall. The single red LED blinks green. The lock clicks. We walk in and find Van Bokkelen waiting.Meer

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Big Brother s most cool tool wireless and radio frequency identification (RFID) technologies now enable our controllers to far surpass the Orwellian vision of 1984. Four main pillars of the totalitarian master plan are:

̈ a national identification system linking all humans to electronic cards, tags or subdermal chips containing personal ID numbers and biometric data
̈ a central data base containing sperm-to-worm information on each numbered citizen
̈ a wireless tracking system capable of instantly deciphering the location of any human encumbered with an electronic ID device
̈ a nationwide wireless (WiFi) network of surveillance cameras linked with internet systems allowing police command centers to watch everything that moves

The surveillance juggernaut

The Homeland Security Act of 2002 produced the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) by merging 22 federal agencies into a gigantic intelligence octopus with the primary goal of spying on the American people. DHS is the creatures center. State and local agencies, lubricated with Homeland Security grants, are being absorbed through the fiscal tentacles of this paranoid monster. This federal-state-local juggernaut is implementing the master plan at break-neck speed. Hundreds of thousands of surveillance cameras many satellite enabled are being purchased with DHS money and mounted everywhere across the nation. From 80 conspicuous cameras in remote Dillingham, Alaska, keeping tabs on 2,400 villagers,1 to the massive IP and mobile camera networks stalking denizens of Los Angeles,2 the bizarre DHS security apparatus is constructing a surveillance grid capable of watching 300 million citizen outmates" who simply cant be trusted to live without Big Brother s close supervision.
The Intelligence Reform Act of 2004 and the Real ID Act of 2005 established an ominous national ID system, forcing all states to standardize biometric-laden birth certificates, drivers licenses and other ID cards. By 2008, personal data from these mandatory identifiers will be duly flowing into the Fuhrer s central database. Just as it has come to power over all law enforcement agencies with its directives and funding hooks, DHS is now feverishly regimenting the U.S. medical establishment to collect and forward all health data to Information Central.

The medical history of every citizen s private parts will soon be efficiently forwarded from the examination table directly to Big Brother s electronic health records database. Chief executive officer for eHealth Initiative, Janet Marchibroda, confirms that national standards and policies are being developed for "connectivity"3 no matter where in the U.S. a citizen might receive his hemorrhoid or herpes diagnosis and treatment. Centralized medical surveillance will certainly leave no citizen un-whacked when Homeland Needle Nazis unleash their stash of disabling, compulsory lipid-laced vaccines during a "national emergency." DHS and dozens of medical facilities across the nation now encourage the use of various types of RFID microchips, which can be implanted under the skin. At least 68 hospitals and medical facilities are already using Applied Digital Solutions VeriChip, recently approved by FDA for human implantation.4 Each VeriChip, implanted under a patient's skin between the elbow and shoulder, contains a 16-digit identification number, readable by a chip scanner blasting kilohertz radio frequency. Meantime, DHS has announced its quest for powerful new reader technology that could obtain information from ID microchips attached to either a human or a vehicle, even if the human is 25 feet away; even if the vehicle is moving at 55 miles per hour.

The Digital Angel tracking chip is an active, self-powered tracking device, also developed for implantation under human skin. Produced by Digital Angel Corp, a subsidiary of Applied Digital, this wireless monstrosity is capable of sending and receiving data packets of information at long distances through both ground stations and GPS satellites. According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, homeless and mentally ill people wandering the streets of New York City, San Francisco, Washington and Bethlehem, Pennsylvania have already been implanted with dangerous RFID tracking devices. Police and social workers, armed with handheld computers that receive radio signals from the implants, can monitor their every move. We assume that eventually all cities and states will participate in this horrific experimental program, which so cruelly exploits those least able to endure the devastating health effects of round-the-clock RF radiation.meer

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Op vrijdag 16 oktober 2009 01:40 schreef Q.E.D. het volgende:
Ik ga dit over 25 jaar allemaal lezen.

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Op vrijdag 16 oktober 2009 01:47 schreef APK het volgende:

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Tegen die tijd kun je het vanaf die chip downloaden naar je e-reader.

Als het 'vrijwillig' is voor een Alzheimerpatient (die bepaalde medicijnen nodig heeft oid) die regelmatig aan de wandel gaat vind ik het wel okay denk ik, maar niet verplicht bij iedereen aub.

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Op vrijdag 16 oktober 2009 02:01 schreef APK het volgende:

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Tja, wat moeten wij met dat nieuwe paspoort en die OV-chipkaart?
Die worden ook door de strot geduwd.

Het is denk ik meer wat 'zij' ermee willen.

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Op vrijdag 16 oktober 2009 02:05 schreef WallOfStars het volgende:
it are computers...

and code has flaws.
flaws we will find and exploit.

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Op vrijdag 16 oktober 2009 02:07 schreef APK het volgende:

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Zou je ook met die RFID-chip kunnen proberen.

_{Of die van je aanstaande ex of een ander onaangenaam persoon.}

Een flinke magneet werkt niet bij die dingen?

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Op vrijdag 16 oktober 2009 09:19 schreef Ticker het volgende:
Goed topic Jogy, ik zat gister eigenlijk zelf te overwegen om hem zelf te openen!

Ik denk dat het belangrijk is voor mensen om dit kleine stukje, uit het Aaron Russo interview eens te bekijken.

Rockefeller Interview & Real ID/RFID Conspiracy.

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Tijdens Aaron Russo zijn politieke cariere, welke helemaal niet zo slecht ging, werd hij benaderd om kennis te maken met een lid van de Rockefeller familie.
Er ontstond een vriendschap en Rockefeller waande het idee dat de visie van de elite in goede handen was bij Aaron. Aaron wist zich verbaal af te zetten tegen deze ideeën en is er openlijk mee naar buiten gekomen.

Het fragment laat duidelijk de ideologie zien van deze elite.. het handhaven van de orde doormiddel van totale controle; RFID.
Moeilijk doen? Uitzetten.. hoe wil je dan nog kunnen betalen.

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Op vrijdag 16 oktober 2009 17:55 schreef YuckFou het volgende:
Het mocht ook eens tijd worden zeg!

Ik ben even in het Fok!archief gedoken en jawel! we hebben het er al eens over gehad:
Get chipped!! menselijke chippromo-campagne
Get chipped!! menselijke chippromo-campagne deel 2
"De Chip" - Friend or Foe ?

Ik ben benieuwd wanneer de bevolking hier warm word gemaakt voor RFID, in de passen&ID kaarten zitten ze al, de meeste wholesale branches met grote magazijnen maken er gebruik van, alleen op micro/consumenten schaal is het nog niet echt doorgedrongen, tenminste, niet op de manier die we eerder hadden voorspeld, wellicht staat dat nog op stapel of blijft dat vanwege de onrust die het teweeg brengt nog even op de plank liggen, maar ooit moeten we er aan geloven....

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Komt wel weer heel erg overeen met diverse systemen die ik in dit topic heb aangehaald
Ik heb trouwens al een tijdje niks meer over INDECT gehoord, maar heb nog steeds hoop dat de mainstream media het nog een keer oppikken...

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Op zaterdag 17 oktober 2009 00:23 schreef woads het volgende:
samenvatting?