UPDATED: Welcome to the Control Grid
Infowars.com | November 11, 2005
From an Infowars Reader:
Alex, I just wanted to give you an update on the status of Big Brother here
in Chicago and its suburbs. I just heard a radio commercial this morning
for a local grocery store chain by the name of Cub Foods. They are
aggressively advertising their newest "convenience" for customers, the
biometric payment system. You just swipe your thumb-print which is linked
to your bank account and you have paid your bill without so much as opening
your wallet for cash, credit cards, or a check. Well, I know one more store
I'm not shopping in anymore.
On a side note, the company I work for has recently purchased all brand new
PC's for us workers and before the new PC's I used to listen to your show
every single day for three hours while I worked but unfortunately I have
been forbidden to listen now.
I was actually told personally that I could not listen to any streaming radio links because it takes up too much bandwidth and I should be concentrating on crunching numbers anyway instead of listening to "anti-government propaganda"!
Interesting explanation although completely untrue since everything around here has been "upgraded" with the most advanced technology. I am certain that my listening to your show for a few hours a day could not possibly bring the entire system down. Nor could it if everyone listened. But, I guess it's just another sign of Big Brother tightening his grip on the little guy.
Anyway, keep up the great work Alex, I listen whenever I can at home and
have many of your videos and check the websites everyday. You're one of the
only sources of truth and I beg you to never quit.
Thanks Alex,
Dan in Oak Forest, IL
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ALEX JONES COMMENT:
When I issued my first "Americans Against Biometrics" press release in 2001, people called me crazy, a kook. When I depicted the wide-scale implimentation of biometric identification in everything from government to commerce in my film America Destroyed by Design, I was laughed at. When I refused to take a thumbscan when renewing my driver's license I was arrested and scorned.
Now, only a few years later, everything that I predicted about the biometric track and control grid is now rapidly becoming a reality. It began with subtle messages in TV shows and commercials equating thumscanning and facial recognition technology as a patriotic right for citizens' security and convenience and now biometric ID programs are being implimented at major grocery store chains across the nation, encouraging people to enroll by offering additional savings if they eschew cash, check and even credit cards in favor of paying with their fingerprint.
What began as a gradual push to get people accustomed to the idea of biometric IDs is quickly becoming a full-on assault to squeeze populations into the track and control grid.
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Hey Alex, my name is Ethan and i've been coming to prisonplanet.com for a couple years now. The other day i went grocery shopping at my local "Biggs" and couldn't believe my eyes when I read this on a sign near the entrance, "goodbye debit card, goodbye credit card, hello pay by touch". Just found it intriguing since you've been warning us about the cashless society for a while now, but I never thought i'd see it this soon. I'm attaching a picture i took with my camera-phone, not the best quality but you can still make it out. I didn't know if it would be news worthy as with all the other things
currently going on, but I had to send it. Take care and keep doing what you
do best!
-Ethan
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