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Showing posts with label PositiveID. Show all posts
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Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Human Microchipping Verichip, Positive ID, Police State, Conspiracy or Mark of the Beast 666

Hand with planned insertion point for Verichip...Image via WikipediaIn case many of you missed this back in Jan 2011. I thought I would put a fresh reminder for those still trying to ignore new laws leading up to this. A real threat that's widely ignored. But first Let me post this.

Revelation 13 16And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads: 17And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name. 18Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number is Six hundred threescore and six.

Now check this out.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwSbHjAXD5A&NR=1
Human Microchipping, Verichip, Positive ID, Police State Conspiracy or Mark of the Beast, 666?

This video was produced by Psychetruth
http://www.youtube.com/psychetruth
http://www.myspace.com/psychtruth

Music by
Jimmy Gelhaar
www.jimmy.us



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Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Dattoos would be the ultimate user/machine interface

By Richard Wheeler (Zephyris) 2007. Lambda rep...Image via Wikipediahttp://www.gizmag.com/datto-concept-from-frog-design/15944
Still think it can't be used at the Mark of the Beast? Pay close attention to this article. Your DNA embedded in RFID Ink. 

Dattoos would be the ultimate user/machine interface

By Ben Coxworth
18:41 August 4, 2010
Dattoos would be printed onto the user's skin, and would identify the user via their DNA
Dattoos would be printed onto the user's skin, and would identify the user via their DNA
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Five years ago, Frog Design founder Hartmut Esslinger envisioned a technology that “could influence notions of community, identity, and connectivity with minimal impact on the physical environment.” Using an online design portal, users would select and try out a customized electronic processing device that they would then print onto their own skin. The DNA Tattoo, or Dattoo, could include printable input/output tools such as a camera, microphone, or laser-loudspeaker – it would be up to the user, as would the Dattoo’s aesthetics. Most intriguingly, it would capture its wearer’s DNA, to ensure an intimate user/machine relationship.
Conceived for the 2005 Forrester Consumer Forum, the Dattoo was a response to the still-increasing trend of self-expression through connectivity technology – in a sense, you could call it the ultimate smart phone skin. The idea was to “realize a state of constant, seamless connectivity and computability requir[ing] the convergence of technology and self.” This meant that the body itself would need to become the interface, and would supply the required energy. Because Dattoos would largely replace three-dimensional tools such as smart phones or laptops, the environment would be spared the costs of producing, transporting and disposing of those items.
Users in different geographical regions would be linked by common interests, and could communicate with one another, through their Dattoos. The unique DNA signatures would allow individuals to be readily identifiable, in a sense almost projecting users Second Life-style into cyberspace. Software would take a liquid form, in keeping with the Dattoo’s “organic computer” philosophy.
Despite evoking creepy Matrix-like images of permanent implants, Dattoos would actually be temporary and minimally-invasive. They could even be applied to clothing or other objects, instead of the skin. At the end of the day, they would simply be washed off. The next day, depending on what the user planned to do, they could order up and apply a new one.
Besides DNA-reading/identification, cameras, mikes and speakers, Esslinger’s ultimate vision was one of Dattoos that included nanosensors and interactive Braille-like "touch reading,” pattern and image recognition, self-learning and educational applications, living materials that change shape and feel, flexible OLED displays, bionic nano chips and cyborg components.
In the past five years, we’ve definitely gotten closer to Dattoos becoming more than just a concept. An example from this year is the Skinput, an experimental system that allows users to control electronic devices via a display projected onto their arm.
Just one of the ideas shown here.
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Friday, April 9, 2010

PositiveID's Latest Human Chip-Implant Scare Story: "Medical Identity Theft"

clipped from industry.bnet.com

When PositiveID (PSID), the company that makes implantable microchips that grant access to patients’ online medical records, acquired the credit monitoring and identity theft company SteelVault, it was never quite clear how the two business would mesh together. Recently, however, PositiveID (formerly known as VeriChip) has indicated that it believes the two business should segue into one another via protection against medical identity theft, which, it claims, accounts for seven percent of all identity theft.

After all, who really wants their online medical records stored in the same place and accessed by the same chips as their credit rating and social security number? The answer is that about 20,000 people have already signed up for PositiveID’s NationalCreditReport.com protection services.
That “7 percent” statistic is interesting. A recent survey by the Ponemon Institute found that only 5.8 percent of ID theft cases involve medical identity theft.
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CHIPs Will Boost Medical Access Nationwide.(Brief Article): An article from: Family Practice News

Sunday, March 28, 2010

Positive ID, Steel Vault, Verichip and Healthcare

Positive ID, Steel Vault, Verichip and Healthcare. With the new bill shoved through without the peoples choice. See and know what is coming next. Finally I see someone mention this. Now that it's too late.



http://realityreport.tv/

PositiveID Corporation was formed on November 10, 2009 through the merger of VeriChip Corporation and Steel Vault Corporation. PositiveID provides unique health and security identification tools to protect consumers and businesses.

PositiveID represents the convergence of a pioneer in personal health records and the first and only FDA-cleared implantable microchip for patient identification, VeriChip, with a leader in the identity security space, Steel Vault, focused on access and security of consumers' critical data.

An integral part of the foundation of PositiveID is its radio-frequency identification (RFID) implantable microchip for patient identification, the VeriChip. The company's RFID microchip traces back to the events of September 11, 2001, when New York firemen wrote their badge ID numbers on their chests in case they were found injured or unconscious
www.PositiveIDCorp.com.

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    Sunday, March 21, 2010

    Health care latest: House hears Republican objections

    WHY WE NEED HEALTHCARE ASAP: COBRA BITES IN US...Image by roberthuffstutter via Flickr

    clipped from www.cnn.com
    President Obama speaks on the phone with members of Congress.
    Follow the very latest on the health care vote and find out what it means for you, tonight on CNN. Watch the debate online, on TV and your iPhone.

    Washington (CNN) -- The House is set to vote Sunday on the health care bill passed by the Senate in December.

    Here's the latest on what's happening on Capitol Hill:

    7:57 p.m.: In an impassioned speech, Rep. John Lewis, D-Georgia, urges his colleagues to pass health care reform.

    "This may be the most important vote that we cast as members of this body. We have a moral obligation today, tonight to make health care a right and not a privilege," Lewis said.

    "This has never been about health care. This is about government," he said, arguing that the proposed legislation would destroy health care for those who are happy with the coverage they have.

    The Louisiana representative said he will not support the Senate bill because of its abortion language.

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    Saturday, February 20, 2010

    Buying and Selling in a RFID Chip for the FIRST TIME EVER - Positive ID

    Just after the operation to insert the RFID ta...Image via Wikipedia

    clipped from www.youtube.com

    VERICHIP has now bought STEEL VAULT and has now changed their name once again to POSITIVE ID and for the FIRST TIME EVER now they will be combining MONEY & IDENTITY with a RFID CHIP!!! WOW!!!
    SIDE NOTE:
    youtube stats for this video showed that this video was the #1 Favorited video for all of youtube in the first 24 hrs! pretty cool... POWER IS KNOWLEDGE and people want to know this stuff!!

    Buying and Selling in a RFID Chip for the FIRST TIME EVER - Positive ID

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