Mind Control Microchip Verichip Welcome to the Machines

Who's Pet Are You?

Verichip Infant chip program re-brands

Yeah right, you aint touching my children !

VeriChip Focuses Attention on Human Implants

'After Hurricane Katrina, thousands of people saw their medical records wiped out because the physical documents were destroyed. And many people left their homes in the middle of the night wearing only their pajamas, so they had no way to prove who they were when seeking medical treatment.'

In a sane and decent world they would not need to prove who they were - they would just be treated.

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VeriChip Admits Failure To Disclose Implant Chip Risks

VeriChip Corporation, the much-hated purveyor of the VeriChip human ID implant, is airing its dirty laundry this week. This is not by choice, mind you, but because the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) required the company to disclose its "risk factors" prior to launching its initial public offering of stock (IPO) Friday.

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Plans To Microchip Every Newborn In U.S. And Europe Underway, According To Former Chief Medical Officer Of Finland

Technology exists to create a totalitarian New World Order and sinister plans to use it on innocent public being covered up by U.S. policy makers.
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After Lively Debate And References To "Orwell", Bill Introduced to Criminalize Human Microchipping

Senator Introduces Bill to Criminalize Human Microchipping

OKLAHOMA CITY - A Senate committee Thursday debated legislation that would prevent state government from forcing the implantation of a microchip in humans.
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The Tiny Chip That Threatens Mankind

What if the government could identify each and every product made on Planet Earth? What if the government could identify the specific products you own and use contain identification to tell if you had attended a political protest? If you don’t like the idea of the government collecting a huge database of phone numbers, you won’t like plans by the government and large corporations, such as Proctor and Gamble and Wal-mart, to label every item manufactured on earth with uniquely numbered Radio Frequency ID (RFID) tags.