NBC has recently predicted that in 2017, all
of America will be tagged with microchips.
They will be implanted to help identify
individuals immediately. According to the
report, the technology is used to answer one
question, “Am I who I say I am?”
Some worry, however, that the RFID
Microchip will give the government too
much power, allowing them to track every
move. In some states, like Virginia,
legislation is in process to stop this from
happening. The report also reveals an RFID
Brain Chip that has been developed and is
currently being tested on several humans.
It was reported that the use of Micro-Chips
in Bill H.R. 4872 was located on Page 1014
under “National Medical Device Registry” it
tells about a “Class II Device That is
Implantable” and yes, they passed the bill.
Read Page “1014″ In The H.R. 4872 Read
Class II Special Controls Guidance For FDA
Staff
.
With the RFID Microchip they can track the
movement of the people that are implanted.
They can also control the money and food
of the people. It is also reported to be
possible to even kill the people that don’t
obey. The HR 3962 Bill is an exact copy of
the HR 3200 bill in with the exception of just
a few words removed concerning the RFID
Microchip but the ability to Chip Every
Citizen of the United States is still in the bill.
Open Bill and Read Pages 1501 through
1510 Read Class II Special Controls
Guidance For FDA Staff Read And Do The
Research For Yourself …

http://mystificum.com/index.php/conspiracy-articles/214-video-nbc-reports-all-americans-will-receive-a-rfid-microchip-implant-in-2017

the Bible talked about the mark right? hmmmm ok

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Another conspiracy theory rubbish. Disproved:

http://www.hoax-slayer.com/all-americans-microchipped-2017.shtml

But, of course, the claims in the supposed news article are rabid conspiracy theory nonsense. Ironically, the video segment that the report uses as its primary piece of evidence, makes no mention at all of mandatory microchipping or of RFID microchips designed to allow the US government to control people.

The 2007 video makes predictions about the future use of (then) emerging technologies that will change the way people will prove and protect their identities and property. One part of the video creates a scenario in which you are rushed to hospital, unconscious and without ID. The commentator suggests that, by 2017, you might have a microchip embedded under your skin that could be scanned by medical staff to access your medical history, thereby allowing them to quickly provide appropriate treatment.

Perhaps, before too long, people may well have the option of getting a microchip that records their medical data and other details for emergencies or to help them prove and protect their identities. As the NBC segment suggests, such technology could be a valuable aid and could even save lives.

However, at least for the foreseeable future, the use of such technology will be entirely optional. Moreover, the claims that governments will use the chips to track and control the moves of all their citizens - and even kill off undesirables from afar - is paranoid nonsense perpetrated by conspiracy theory loonies.

In fact, these ridiculous stories have circulated for years. After the predicted date of the supposed mandatory microchipping passes by, the conspiracy theorists simply invent a new incarnation of the story with a new implementation date.

A similar fake news story launched in 2013 falsely claimed that all European babies would be microchipped from May 2014. That deadline is almost upon us, but, of course, there is not one credible report that provides details about this impending implementation.

Earlier US based versions of the story claimed that the mandatory microchipping of US citizens was enshrined in the wording of the ObamaCare bill and the earlier H.R. 3200 bill. However, as well described by hoax debunking website ThatsNonsense, neither bill made any mention whatsoever of plans to implement microchip tracking devices.

An even wackier variant of the story suggested that the chips represented the Biblical 'Mark of the Beast'.
Rather than worry about utterly baseless nonsense concerning compulsory microchipping, citizens would be better to keep themselves informed about much more credible threats to their privacy. Governments and companies around the world are collecting more and more information about people in many different ways. And they certainly don't need to force us to embed microchips under our skin in order to keep tabs on us and further encroach on our steadily shrinking privacy.