Comments on: RFID chips for every American

By: georgia

georgia — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 18:13:26 +0000

Let them try,see how many drop

By: TICKED OFF

TICKED OFF — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 19:11:19 +0000

Look up H.R. 3200 section 224 READ IT. Also, look up how much of our stimulus money was spent on the Verimed Health Link, Verichip, and Verigreen. Their own press releases tell you this. While your at it, look up X12 Version 5010 and the HITECH Act, ALL mentioned in this health care bill. Read it and you’ll see Verichip is making a crap load of money off of us taxpayers. By the way, the social security number started off as voluntary too. Now it’s the Real ID Act. Wake up sheeple, before it’s too late.

By: Joe

Joe — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 07:34:07 +0000

Larry, I really think you have gone off the deep end now.
There is idiotic marketing BS every day, in particular from obscure, doomed companies.
This company will be history in a couple months, just like any company that proposes such BS. Ok, they may be around as penny stock for a while, but that’s as good as being bankrupt.

As far as how wide RFID crap could get, that’s quite well known to people in the field.
So, when are you promoting membership in ACLU, or the EFF?
As a member of EFF, I get to know this BS way before the general public…
And as a computer professional, I do know that it is not RFID that’s the issue (as bad as RFID is), the issue is the relative ease of combining data. Data mining, an outgrowth of AI, is what allows to profile people. RFID just makes it a bit easier. If RFID didn’t exist, there would be some other technology. In other words, RFID is a symptom, not the root issue.
And as I’ve said before, Sun Microsystems chairman Scott McNealy said in 1999 that you don’t have any privacy. We computer geeks knew that to be true then. You sheep ignored that. Your problem, not mine… You were warned. You chose not to listen, and if anything, you made fun of us people in the know. Don’t expect sympathy now…
Next time, listen to us geeks…

By: Matt Munson

Matt Munson — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 07:18:05 +0000

Oddly I do not see Canada or the UK using RFID implants. I would refuse RFID implantation, even if i got jailed or fined for refusal.

By: Larry Gilbert

Larry Gilbert — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 14:32:04 +0000

Mr. “Gonzalo.”
Welcome to the Juice.
As a person who escaped eastern Europe I am certain that you have seen photos of Jewish people with numbers on their arms that were not of their own choosing at a local tatoo parlor.
Todays’ concept is not much different. The major difference being visibility v. transparency.
Based on an email reply I may do a follow up report to show how wide this RFID concept can get.

By: duplojohn

duplojohn — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 05:01:11 +0000

I am pretty sure there was a study done on hospital pacients at Johns Hopkins inwhich the result was something like 60% fewer errors in mis-med, wrong practice performance in 2004.

This of course lit up the people in favor of privacy rights, until they realized that the healthcare companies themselves were behind it, the same ones that elected GW and our Governor and a select few other whores to big business.

THIS IS NASTY STUFF.

By: ed gonzalo

ed gonzalo — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 03:49:16 +0000

good that is revord for supporting your f****** HOA, CID, CIC and PUD.