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The following article was taken from the
http://saunders4congress.com website. The person who sent it to me
added Bible verses at the end. I snipped the Bible text & left the
verse numbers if you want to look them up. IMHO the privacy issue is
important regardless of your religious beliefs.

Tenorlove
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Identification Chip Implants

Researchers say the technology is currently available to implant
biometric devices in human beings that can be monitored by hand held
scanners, door monitors, or even government satellites. Though not yet
generally available to the public, trials of sub-skin implants have
been underway for some time. For instance, The London Times reported in
October 1998, "... Film stars and the children of millionaires are
among 45 people, including several Britons, who have been approached
and fitted with the chips (called the Sky Eye) in secret tests."
     In a recent study of microchip implantation technology, written by
Elaine M. Ramish for the Franklin Pierce Law Center, Ramish said she
believes the implementation of such devices will eventually become a
reality despite their controversial identification role. The proponents
of biochip implants often dismiss privacy concerns as paranoia that is
unfounded unless one is a criminal or has something to hide. I don't
know about the proponents of ID implants, but I would prefer not to
have my entire life open to inspection by whoever has the correct code.
If the past track record of the government keeping private records
private is indicative of their ability in this arena, I definitely
would refuse to willingly give them any information whatsoever.
     A national identification system via microchip implants would be
implemented in two stages. Upon introduction as a voluntary system, the
microchip implantation will appear to be palatable. The advantages and
use of implant identification will spread the acceptance and assist
with future implementation. Soon many everyday activities will either
require or be simplified by use of implants. Once biochip implants are
made an almost necessity in everyday life, then the push will be made
to make implants mandatory through public advertising. Then after there
is a familiarity with the procedure and a general acceptance of its
benefits, implantation would be made mandatory. This is the way they
implemented the requirement of a driver's license to operate a vehicle,
the general use of Social Security cards, and the soon to be
implemented use of codes on our driver's license converting them into
federal ID cards. The implants are simply the next step, a dangerous
next step.
     Microchips are about the size of a grain of rice and coated with
biocompatible glass. Upon implantation by syringe, connective tissue
should form to prevent migration. The procedure is very low-cost and
simple. All chips are implanted in the same place to allow for easy
reading and standardization. The back of the left hand is often
suggested as a suitable placement. The only impasses preventing
implementation is acceptance and a chosen standard for chips and
scanners. Government can easily order standardizing chips and scanners.
This is why we must use haste in seeking laws prohibiting the use of
biochip identification implants. Putting this off will result in total
compromise of our privacy and right to protect our own personal
information.
     The arguments in favor of biometric chip implants are numerous.
They fall into three classes; personal convenience, medical, and
criminal. Each advantage will be used to "sell" implants to every
sector of our society. The arguments will be logical, stressing the
benign nature and unintrusiveness of implantation. The issue of
invasion into personal life and recording of individual trends and
behavior will be brushed aside as trivial. We will be told any small
intrusion that may be a side effect of implants is minimal when
compared to the great gains.
     I believe the implementation of implants will take stage in three
steps. First, the use of read only, then the use of read/write, finally
with the addition of tracking properties. Each has a purpose for which
it is best suited, and each has limitations requiring progression to
the next capability. This is why we cannot allow bio-implantation to
begin; once started we will have lost the entire argument. Each stage
will lead
irrevocably to the next.
     The read only implants will be first offered on a voluntary basis.
These implants will replace drivers' license, credit cards, library
card, and other forms of identification. The argument will be presented
that you will no longer need access codes or carry all those "bulky"
credit cards and identification cards. These will be "safe" cards, as
only the information initially supplied will be incorporated onto the
implanted chip. This will have some obvious limitations as some of the
data is subject to change. This would require removal of the old chip
and implanting a new updated chip. This will lead to a call for
read/write chip implants, thus removing the need to remove the implant
to install updates. With the added property of updating the data stored
on your personal implant, all new uses will begin to be implemented.
Medical records will be added with the argument that this data would be
available in any emergency. And what harm could there be in including
your driving record? None, unless you have something to hide. Same for
any criminal record, even employment records, or any other form of
personal records. Only a criminal would be fearful of having personal
information placed on their implant. This leads to the claim that only
a criminal would destroy or alter their implant. How would we avoid
such tampering?
     The final step will come to assist the government in protecting us
from criminals and others who might tamper with their implants. This
would require the addition of tracking properties. Along with the
tracking, a tamper detection circuit could be installed into the
implant that would send an alert signal. Furthermore, anybody not
implanted with a properly transmitting implant would automatically be
arrested as a criminal. With all this done for our security and
convenience, how could we object. Simplified life, easy criminal
identification, cash free society, a new modern age of promise, this is
what implants offer us.
     Now let us look at what else they offer. Government and others
with access would have complete records on our spending habits,
personal tendencies, employment history, criminal records, health
records and anything else government decides to include. One glitch or
failure in our implant could result in prolonged incarceration and
untold hardship. Even our private transactions would be recorded with
the government. Government could use the gathered data to fashion taxes
to affect behavior and view the results over time. Even our whereabouts
would be
tracked with the implants. Our right to assemble would be restricted as
all attending an assembly could be identified. Through this monitoring
the government could effectively harass and otherwise punish opposing
peoples from organizing.
     Do we really believe the current political entities would not use
this to further their hold on society and power? Nothing would remain
secret from the ever-watching eye of the government. Remembering that
information is power, giving the government all our individual
information is giving government all control over the individual. If we
do not prevent this, then the individual will become the outlaw, and
government will be empowered to define what we, as individuals, can or
cannot be.
     The Fourth Amendment states, "The right of the people to be secure
in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable
searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall
issue, but upon probably cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and
particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or
things to be seized."
     Microchip implantation is clearly the ultimate in "unreasonable
searches and seizures" as well as an infringement on "the right of the
people to be secure in their persons ... [which] shall not be
violated".
Implantation must be banned.
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Friend's verses: Revelation 13:16-18. Matthew 5:18. 1 Corinthians
15:1-4. John 3:11-21.
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