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RFID

RFID technology will soon be employed on a global scale for the purpose of monitoring every living being. Even if the RFID chips are not placed on the person, their attachment to clothes (and other personal articles) will allow for constant indirect monitoring of the individual. This surveillance promotes the constant fear of a snoop looking over your shoulder, and if left unchecked, will result in the erosion of privacy rights and individual autonomy. Though many security protection measures have been implemented to protect privacy, they will be eroded over time through reverse engineering or legislative measures that invalidate their protections.

In late February, the European Commission issued privacy protection proposals to establish a code of conduct for companies using RFID technology. The guidelines will be open to public comment and debate through late April. They will stop short of becoming part of actual legislation, instead offering direction to members of the European Union for developing privacy protections.

The European Union is feigning meaningful interest in the advancement of RFID technology. The public comments and concerns will only be used in an advisory capacity, and as a result, without legal effect. The EU is a testing ground for the massive implementation of this technology for individual tracking on a global scale.

The goal of the Globalists is to monitor your every movement, compile extensive files on your purchasing habits, and to erode any expectation of privacy that you may once have harbored. Their aim is to destroy the notion of individuality and personal freedom, thereby consigning humans to the control and direction of their collectivist handlers.

What can you do to thwart the Globalist’s agenda to violate your fundamental human rights?

* Keep passports in a remote location (i.e., bank safe deposit box)
* Provide false information on store loyalty cards
* Closely scrutinize medical form waivers that may include RFID provisions
* Reject attempts by veterinarians to place RFID chips in your animals
* Do not check books or publications out of libraries
* Avoid manufacturers or clothiers who employ this technology
* Keep yourself informed

Soon it will be possible to assert almost continuous surveillance over every citizen and maintain up-to-date complete files containing even the most personal information about the citizen ~ Zbigniew Brzeziński (Former U.S. National Security Advisor and foreign policy advisor to Barack Obama)
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