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whitesands777
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but if it begins to become mandatory and we see an emerging one-world government
That one world government has been emerging for many years and exists today...
Most people don't realize it but there already exists a world government...Think about the United states and each state has it's own laws but they fall under the umbrella of the term called United states.
50 states that are united = the Unites Sates government.
O.k....Now think about the term United Nations that makes the news every single day.
Different nations that are united...Each nation has its own laws but fall under the umbrella of what we call the U.N....
Why is the world so upset that we went to war against Iraq without the aproval of the U.N. (nations of the world that are united) ?
There is a world court where U.S. citizens can now be put on trial..
There is a world Bank.
World trade organization.
The back of the dollar bill says "new world order" in latin...A one world government is not some new idea...That term has been on the dollar bill since the 30's I believe...This stuff has been going on and has been planned for many, many years...Many wars have been fought with the goal of forming a world government being the prime objective....Anyone want to guess why and when the U.N. was formed ? Does World War II come to mind ? The U.N. was formed to "prevent" another horrible disaster from happening again even though the war was instigated so that a solution could be offered...Many sovereignties asnd freedoms were given up for this so called "peace initiative"...The Bible says that by peace the antichrist will destroy many.
The list goes on...Every country in the world operates within the confines of these world organizations that are headed by the U.N....You won't notice it until you look beyond the scope of your own country...Who do the nations of the world answer to ? They answer to the U.N...
A world government does exist today..All the mechanisms are in place but the sheer force of it is only beginning to be felt here in the U.S....It has been so slow and such a covert process that it has caught people without their knowledge and soon the grip will be felt.
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Gramajo320
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I add my amens also!
In Christ's love,
Gramajo 320
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Caretaker
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Amen!!!!
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A Servant of Christ,
Drew
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16: And without controversy great is the mystery of godliness: God was manifest in the flesh..
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Eduardo Grequi
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![[type]](graemlins/type.gif) Hey thanks for the information . It is so mind boggling with all the fast changing events in this nation and abroad. I am so quickly made small in front of God's throne and pray deeply that my many friends and loved ones will call on the Messiah and be saved today.
Dear Holy Father- I pray that You continue to guide each and everyone on this sight to have and continue to build a closer and Spirit-filled relationship with You. Teach us O Lord how to effectively evangilize and walk upright and carry the cross of salvation with urgency.The world needs you Lord Jesus.
in HIs name, AMEN
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Favor Minded
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December 9, 2004
“Your Papers Please”
US adopts National ID: Homeland Security Now In charge of Regulations for all US States Drivers Licenses and Birth Certificates
In a chilling act more reminiscent of the now defunct Soviet Union or the Nazi regime of Adolph Hitler, the United States Congress passed legislation yesterday that requires the States to surrender their regulatory rights over driver’s licenses and birth certificates to The Department of Homeland Security.
The massive US Intelligence Reform Bill weighed in at over 3,000 pages and though unread by individual Members of either the House or Senate nevertheless passed all of the legislative hurdles needed in order to become law.
President Bush lobbied hard for these provisions, only objecting when Senator Sensenbrenner attempted to require these same provisions for illegal aliens but which the President opposed. This provision was dropped from the final bill.
Beginning in 2005, the Department of Homeland Security will issue new uniformity regulations to the States requiring that all Drivers Licenses and Birth Certificates meet minimal Federal Standards with regard to US citizen information, including biometric security provisions.
Added to currently existing Federal Laws and Supreme Court rulings American citizens when born will be issued a Social Security Number that will be included on their Birth Certificates, along with DNA biometric markers. All birth certificates will also be registered in a Federal Government database maintained by the Department of Homeland Security. No child will be allowed enrollment to schools or be entitled to either State of Federal Government benefits programs without first presenting a certified Homeland Security registered Birth Certificate.
Drivers Licenses will also contain DNA biometric markers and include the holders Social Security Number and be required for receiving and applying for all State and Federal benefits programs. Previous Supreme Court rulings have also upheld State and Federal Law Enforcement authorities right to request Identification from any American citizen, for any reason and at any time as not being violations of their, the citizens, constitutionally protected rights.
Major Banks and credit card companies have applauded the adoption of a National ID system as being important to counter fraud and increasing instances of identity theft. National ID cards with biometric markers will eliminate them from having to issue Credit and Debit cards, which for the first time in US history have surpassed the usage of checks and cash. Utilizing The Department of Homeland Securities centralized federal database, Banks and credit card companies will only require the presentation of a citizens Driver’s License to make purchases as all of the persons financial information, including credit and cash balances, will already be known in ‘real time’. (The combining of Homeland Security and Banking databases on citizen’s balances and purchases, along with their past and present purchasing information, has been allowed under previous Federal Laws including the Patriot Act.)
Also included in this bill is a law to require The Department of Homeland Security to establish a separate ID system for citizens to use prior to boarding airplanes, and which is eerily reminiscent of the Soviet and Nazi regimes dreaded Internal Passport.
Never before in our history have the words of Benjamin Franklin been so correct when he stated: "people willing to trade their freedom for temporary security deserve neither and will lose both".
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LaurieFL
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This article is actually about 9 months old or so. It is the first mention I have seen of *mandatory* tagging of people by the government. This is the kind of stuff that is scary. Also, remember my opinion is that this RFID chip is *NOT* the mark of the beast *YET*, but if it begins to become mandatory and we see an emerging one-world government, well that will certainly answer a lot of questions. Also, don't take my assertion that it is not *yet* the MOB to mean that I in any way would choose to accept this technology into my home. I don't like GPS and tracking type devices at all. Big Brother is bad enough already, and I don't want him knowing anything more about me than he already does. Anyway, here's the article:
http://www.couplescompany.com/Features/Politics/2004/RFID.htm
WIRING OUR HOMELESS
Logan's Run 2004
Mandatory sub-dermal tracking systems to be implanted in New York, San Francisco, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania and Washington DC's Homeless Populations.
By Laura Dawn Lewis
APRIL 10, 2004
In the movie Logan's Run, all citizens are implanted with a tracking device, which follows their movements once activated. On the day of each person's thirtieth birthday, the tracking devices go off. Any citizen who fails to participate in Carousel, state sanctioned murder packaged as soul renewal and rebirth, is hunted down via this implant and killed by the Sandmen, the state's killing enforcement squad.
Though the Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags set to be tested and surgically implanted below the skin by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services in the homeless populations of New York, San Francisco, Washington DC and Bethlehem, Pennsylvania are not being used to insure killing as those in Logan's Run, they do turn the most vulnerable people in America into cattle, tagged and monitored like animals. Mandatory, compulsory and not a choice, the RFID tags are miniature radio transmitters the size of a matchstick inserted under the skin that enable police and government social programs to track and document the movements of homeless people electronically.
Positioned as "A rare opportunity to use advanced technology to meet society's dual objectives of better serving our homeless population while making our cities safer," by HRSA Administrator Betty James Duke, some may consider this government newspeak designed to quell the general population investigation into the fact that this is a clear violation of our Fourth Amendment right to be secure in our person. It brings up issues in the Fifth Amendment by depriving the homeless of the only thing they have, freedom and liberty. It allows the government to use private property, the body of each homeless person, for public use. TOP
Implanting RFID's would not be an issue if the homeless chose to have this implant, freely without the sacrifice of services, agreeing to all restrictions, including the ability to be monitored and were paid or compensated for participation. Then it is a person's choice. It is a completely different issue when it is required or if a person of diminished capacity accepts it without understanding what he or she is doing. When this is the case, a person is used. The current presentation of this program shows it to be mandatory rather than choice.
How does one argue that the compulsory implanting of a radio chip under a person's skin is just? Sold to the American public as a necessary tool of public good, one cannot help but reflect on the common saying, "The road to hell is paved with good intentions." Abject poverty becomes a societal sin, giving license to the government to monitor your every move. Poverty becomes the sole justification for electronic imprisonment. This is a deprivation of liberty. Making a person a monitored animal entrusts the government with full authority to use any information collected for research purposes or to round up and channel American citizens and non-citizens alike. The homeless RFID program is set to go into effect in five American cities now and possibly nationwide over the next several years.
WHAT EXACTLY ARE RFID'S?
United Press International reported April 3, 2004 that, "Participating states will receive grants of $14 million to $58 million from the federal Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (PATH) program, which was created under the McKinney Act to fund support services for the homeless. A second phase of the project, scheduled to be completed in early 2005, will wirelessly transmit live information on the locations of homeless people to handheld computers running the Windows CE operating system."
RFID's are currently used in commerce to track purchases, inventory and in some cases consumer behavior by transmitting information via a radio signal that can be picked up by any person with a receiver tuned to that frequency. Ford Motor Company implants RFID's in all tires since 2001 to quickly identify the tires during service. Selected toll roads in Canada use RFID's and Shell Oil implements them in their EasyPass® system. Future applications being implemented include United Kingdom's Marks & Spencer's department store's tagging of RFID's onto their clothing. The European Central Bank is working to develop a hair-thin transmitter that can be imbedded in all Euros by 2005 to prevent, the agencies implementing the transmitters in the European currency state, laundering, black market transactions and bribery. In Tokyo, RFID's are being tested to monitor in-store reading habits at bookstores and newsstands, supposedly for market research. And the Western Beef Development Center in Canada implanted 292 calves to track the animals from growth through slaughter.
Like the cattle in Canada, the HRSA proposes implanting RFID's in homeless people to better track them, for his or her own good of course. The general reaction of most Americans in this age of transparent civil liberties coagulate around the idea that if this makes us "safer" the infringement remains just. TOP
TARGET SOCIETY'S WEAKEST FIRST:
In Nazi Germany, Hitler first went after society's most vulnerable, the mentally ill, homosexuals and handicap. The mentally ill, loose in society often caused problems and can be a danger to others and themselves through no fault of their own. To his "Great society", they were as much of an embarrassment as an inconvenience. Convincing the German people their safety would be greatly enhanced if these problem people were removed from society, his policies of containment and execution began. Soon Catholics, gypsies, communists, Poles and Jews would find themselves targets. TOP
How he soothed the German society into compliance illustrates classic conditioning. Hitler tested the waters on policies, acclimating the population slowly toward acceptance, beginning with the smallest, least able to defend itself portions of society, the mentally ill. Ironically, the majority of America's homeless suffer from mental illness, handicaps or addiction. Far more concerning is the fact that thirty-six percent of homeless people are families with children under the age of eighteen.
Reading through the escalation of persecution in Nazi Germany, correlations with the United States since September 11th are evident. Fear consistently used as the reason for all policies blinds Americans as we lay down our freedoms for the perceived safety of our government guardian. From this blind trust, the Patriot Act, CAPPS II, HR 3077 and the latest craziness once thought unthinkable, The Republican National Committee's pressure on the Federal Election Commission ("FEC"). The Republican National Committee is calling for new rules to financially punish non-profit organizations that dare to communicate with the public critically of President Bush or members of Congress. Also unthinkable, now we want to brand people electronically.
Prior to September 11th, this idea would be unconscionable. It's time we stopped using September 11th as an excuse for everything. Each of us has a greater chance of being hit by lightning than killed by a terrorist. Nearly 100,000 Americans died last year from prescription mix-ups, over 400,000 from tobacco related illness. Contrast that with the total number of civilian casualties by terrorists in the United States from January 1, 2002 through today: Zero. TOP
FOR OUR SAFETY AS A NATION?
Hitler tattooed those he wished to track. Rather than use sub-dermal ink, America uses sub-dermal electronics to categorize, tag and track our homeless, against their will, rationalizing for their protection and society's protection. Who will be the next group requiring monitoring? Will we implant RFID's into convicted shoplifters who have served their time so that security can monitor them when they enter a store?
What about deadbeat dads and moms who fail to pay child support? Shouldn't they too be monitored? Their lack of payment places children at risk and creates situations that may cause children to become criminals Consider it a pre-emptive strike against possible future activity. While we're at it, under the guise of protection from abduction or getting lost, shouldn't an RFID be inserted under every newborn's skin? Doesn't that make you feel safer?
What about people collecting social security, unemployment or welfare? Shouldn't they be monitored to make sure they do not abuse the programs our tax dollars pay for? What about the criminal who is released? Sure they've done their time, but society is safer if the police and parole officer always know where they are. Don't forget every person with a DUI, (Driving Under the Influence). Think of how many lives could be saved if every person convicted of a DUI was tracked by the local police!
Then we have our War on Terror. All of the Arabs in this country, Christian or Muslim could at some point become rebellious to the way we treat them and ridicule their culture, faiths and traditions. We brand all as potential terrorists with our self-righteous callousness, therefore for the safety of Americans shouldn't all Arabs be tagged to prevent terrorism? While were at it, why not implant and tag every Hispanic American so we can easily identify who is here illegally? Or every African American who grows up in the hood since statistics show many end up dead or in jails? TOP
CONCLUSION
It starts with the homeless, where does it end? In the movie Logan's Run, freedom prevails. Two people escape the monitoring systems and in turn free the entire society, finding themselves in an ancient ruin of Washington DC. Logan's Run takes place in the USA, the ultimate irony. This movie is supposed to be science fiction, not a prelude to reality.
Where does it end, America? Eventually each and every one of us will fall under some category that must be monitored for our own or society's protection whether due to circumstance of life, such as unemployment, illness, old age or bad choices. Is this freedom? Is this what we fight for? If we allow our government to exploit the most vulnerable, the homeless and mentally ill in our society as implanting tracking systems within a person's skin does, it is only a matter of time before they find an excuse to implant us all.
Epilogue
An interesting footnote to all this, now that this story is leaking ever so slowly, DHHS representatives amended their statements to press this will be voluntary. Nobody will go on the record. Statements are taken under anonymity and "off the record". We've been unable to confirm either way.
But here is something to think about. If it is voluntary, why implant the transmitter under the skin? Wouldn't it be more voluntary if the homeless who choose to be monitored have a bracelet that can be removed when he decides he no longer cares to participate? It certainly would cost less. And if it is voluntary, who's representing the homeless to make sure each understands what he is agreeing to? If one chooses not to participate, what do they forgo? These questions as of yet do not have answers. Perhaps in time they will.
In the mean time, many in the government are pushing for a national database that cannot be altered. Don't be surprised if one day in order to get a drivers license, a job, (see article on Mexico below), social security card or even gain admittance to a hospital, subdermal identification is required. It will be sold as "good for you," but anything that allows the government to track you, monitor you or obtain information about you isn't good for you. It is good for them. And is this really what we call freedom?
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