Swedes Are Implanting Microchip Vaccine Passports. It Won’t Stop There

The Federalist ^ | 12/23/2021 | Joe Allen

[butlerweave]

Tracking you Everywhere you go

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

GOD WILL NOT BE MOCKED

[montag813]

2030...

[353FMG]

The Anti Christ has arrived.

[PoeToaster]

Why do you care what Swedes do?

[353FMG]

We have been telling that ourselves for centuries.

[BiglyCommentary]

They should stamp 666 across the foreheads of these one world government zombies.

[Renfrew]

The big question is when this arrives for the military.

Will an army of natural humans be able to deafest one that controls tech through brain-computer interfaces?

[MercyFlush]

I have some implants for the people who want to put implants in me.

They’re about .45 of an inch in diameter.

[Jeff Chandler]

Why do you care what 353FMG posts?

[Jeff Chandler]

Why do I care what PoeToaster posts?

[ThunderSleeps]

New technologies are kind of cool.

I have two credit cards now that are "tap to pay" and it works very well.

The new car I bought a few months ago has keyless entry and start. As long as I have the fob in my pocket I can walk up, put my hand on the door handle and it unlocks. Push a button on the dash and it starts.

I'm sure there are several cool things I could do with my phone that I'm not even aware of yet.

So yes, it would be kind of neat to do away with the key fob, having to pull out a card (from my RFID blocking wallet)... Just sync your accounts and vehicles with your embedded ID.

As neat as that would be, the potential for abuse and invasion of privacy is even greater. Sure, between Google, Amazon, and MasterCard someone would get a pretty complete picture of where I go and what I do. But if I ever want or need privacy, I can do that fairly easily. Walking around with your hand/forearm wrapped in aluminum foil doesn't sound like fun. Sounds more like leftovers.

Then again, we already have RF blocking bags for phones, RFID blocking wallets for credit cards, passports and such. Maybe there's a business opportunity coming for RFID blocking clothing. ;-)

[Steve_Seattle]

Things like this follow a pattern:

1. First, it's an oddity. "You did WHAT?"

2. It becomes a fashion, an "in" thing. "Have you got your chip yet?"

3. It becomes widespread. "There's a problem with my chip; I might need a new one."

4. It becomes expected. "Can you believe Joe doesn't have his chip yet?"

5. It becomes mandatory. "Sorry, sir, we can't let you in; the reader says you don't have a chip."

[_Jim]

re: “The Anti Christ has arrived.”

Well, ‘the mark of the beast’ may be here ...

[circlecity]

The mark of the beast is in your thoughts and actions.

[Vaquero]

If I were a Swede I’d use my 6.5 Carl Gustov and implant a special FMJ chip into anyone trying to chip me

[Babba Gi]

“Scientism is their faith. Technology is their sacrament. Their cult is a cyborg theocracy. Even if they rain fire from the sky with the press of a button, never bend the knee to their silicon gods.”
I think it’s time to back off on the diet pills and Robitussin.

[JimRed]

“Awww, wassa madda wid a liddel chip, anyway?”- Marco D’Beast

[SuperLuminal]

You better believe that our communist rulers are drooling at the thoughts of the microchip possibilities/opportunities here in the U.S.

Oh yeah... I forgot, according to many Freepers here:
It can’t happen here...
It can’t happen here...
It can’t happen here...
It can’t happen here...
It can’t happen here...