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Judge: Northside ISD CANNOT Expel Student for Rejecting RFID Tracking Chip
1200 - WOAI News/Radio ^ | Thursday, November 22, 2012 | Jim Forsyth

Posted on 11/23/2012 6:15:04 PM PST by brityank

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To: 17th Miss Regt

Accepting the actual wearing of it ... that’s what is wrong whether you cause it to malfunction or not ... the so call Authorities have to be challenged and backed down — wrong is wrong ... pretending wrong is right by disguising it is NOT A SOLUTION. So - one could have tattooed gibberish over a Nazi serial number arm tattoo applied to Jewish people... but it would not have corrected the WRONG of having it done in the first place. So - what happens when the school authorities discover and forcefully remove foil and static bags covering the device? What happens then? ... just WEAR IT ? ... and throw away Constitutional Rights? Surely you Jest?


21 posted on 11/23/2012 7:14:49 PM PST by ICCtheWay
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To: brityank

Ashley, after lunch I’m cutting for the rest of the day - take my chip to History and Bio, will you?


22 posted on 11/23/2012 7:31:27 PM PST by heartwood
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To: 17th Miss Regt
How is defeating the electronic tracking giving into it?

Referring to the well known phrase of Winston Churchill, it's too late to be haggling about the details when you already signed on the dotted line. This signature will be held against you because of the 27 pages of the fine print that you had to sign when you got the card (and another three books incorporated by reference.) The right thing to do is to reject the card with RFID. Then the student is seen as trying to keep the status quo, and the school is trying to implement new measures that are unacceptable.

23 posted on 11/23/2012 7:34:15 PM PST by Greysard
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To: brityank

Why would anyone want to go there.
Forget expelling students. They should find another school.
It’s a win-win. The school can still require RFID for all students and no students attend.
See how that works out for them.


24 posted on 11/23/2012 7:38:39 PM PST by Morris70
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To: brityank

***”If the student is not in first period class but he is in the building, then we are able to locate him, and get him into the class,” Gonzalez said.***

Yep, gotta get those boys and girls properly indoctorinated...


25 posted on 11/23/2012 7:55:00 PM PST by MichaelCorleone ('We the People' can and will take this country back...starting today.)
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To: brityank

I’m interested in knowing how this school came up with the idea and how it is being funded - not in the immediate, but how deep does the funding go and from who?


26 posted on 11/23/2012 8:15:19 PM PST by Ed Story
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To: brityank

“In Texas, state education funding to school districts is based on the number of students who are in class when the first period bell rings, and Northside is losing $1.7 million per year because students are in the building but not in the classroom.”

As you can see from above, it’s not about privacy, or education, or anything related to learning - it’s the same old thing that schools are always interested in - more money. There’s another two dozen administrators needed in every school, as well as all kinds of ‘special’ projects.

The school system at every level is hopeless. If we ever get a wise benevolent dictator to straighten this mess out, they will build an entire new school system and totally discard the existing system. And NO ONE that works in the current system will be allowed in the new one.

It’s the only way this will ever be fixed.


27 posted on 11/23/2012 8:55:22 PM PST by I cannot think of a name
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To: PapaBear3625

how does a ceramic magnet work on those cards?


28 posted on 11/23/2012 9:17:28 PM PST by Suz in AZ
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To: brityank

Just hack the cards like Dems make up voter registrations with names such as Mickey Mouse and Adolf Hitler.

Principal: Mrs. Johnson will you please find out where Junior Barnes is located at this moment?
Mrs. Johnson: I can’t find him, sir, but I can see some little Hitler, Mickey Mouse, Bruce Springsteen, and Frank Sinatra are in the building!


29 posted on 11/23/2012 9:46:43 PM PST by Jack Hydrazine (It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine!)
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To: Suz in AZ
how does a ceramic magnet work on those cards?

It doesn't; the card is electronic, not magnetic. Needs to get passed into a transmitter field to energize it to be read.

30 posted on 11/23/2012 9:58:02 PM PST by brityank (The more I learn about the Constitution, the more I realise this Government is UNconstitutional !!)
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To: Jack Hydrazine
Just hack the cards like Dems make up voter registrations with names such as Mickey Mouse and Adolf Hitler.

If you're going to go to that much trouble - just jimmy the system so anybody authorizes everybody in the classroom.

31 posted on 11/23/2012 10:01:15 PM PST by brityank (The more I learn about the Constitution, the more I realise this Government is UNconstitutional !!)
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To: Ed Story
I’m interested in knowing how this school came up with the idea and how it is being funded - not in the immediate, but how deep does the funding go and from who?

Start with the ant-hill (school-board) in your local town; follow up to your town council; follow up to the county, then the state, and you will arrive at that great ant hill called FedGov. Then besides fighting off the ants - you need to be aware of the parasites that also feed from their rice-bowls; you just know that they won't go quietly.

Follow the money ... ... ...

32 posted on 11/23/2012 10:10:10 PM PST by brityank (The more I learn about the Constitution, the more I realise this Government is UNconstitutional !!)
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To: PapaBear3625

The boiling frog marketing plan for rfid chips is to set up all the technology requiring rfid chips in cards and then put the chips into your body and get rid of the cards. Rfid chips are data bases of all information on the holder (including personal papers, health care and consumer data) and gives corporate and government authorities the ability to pry into and control your personal business. They also serve as tracking devices.

First, require people to wear animal tags to get public or consumer services involving money, then require people to be tagged in their bodies. That’s the marketing plan and the plan for total control over people of the Nations and globe. Everything will be efficient, peaceful and safe.

The knee jerk reaction of obedience on this thread against people who reject this police state total control technology is pitifully careless and ignorant - third world thinking.


33 posted on 11/23/2012 10:18:24 PM PST by SaraJohnson
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To: Paleo Conservative

Have you read and thought about this RFID chip technology? Or are you just being an obedient knee jerker?


34 posted on 11/23/2012 10:20:20 PM PST by SaraJohnson
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Kind of ironic - have to use the devices because they lose money if students not in class, then expel students who won’t bow to them and become “pets”. I wonder what the schools stance would have been if 90% of the students had refused to wear the “pet” trackers...


35 posted on 11/24/2012 2:59:21 AM PST by trebb (Allies no longer trust us. Enemies no longer fear us.)
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To: SaraJohnson; Suz in AZ; 17th Miss Regt
First, require people to wear animal tags to get public or consumer services involving money, then require people to be tagged in their bodies.

You are already tagged in your body.

Units which identify people from a distance via iris scanning, or facial mapping, currently exist and are in use. RFID just happens to be cheaper.

In a few years the other technologies, which do not involve RFID, will likely be cheap enough.

As far as burning out the RFID, the next step is to combine RFID with visual monitoring. A human seen in an RFID-required area whose RFID is not working will just have security come visit him, who will verify his identity and see to it that he gets a new RFID, and bill him for it. After having to pay $20-$50 every time you need a new RFID, the thrill will wear off.

36 posted on 11/24/2012 4:05:18 AM PST by PapaBear3625 (You don't notice it's a police state until the police come for you.)
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To: brityank

And ‘why’ is the FedGov interested in having local school students carry RFID chips?


37 posted on 11/24/2012 7:52:13 AM PST by Ed Story
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To: PapaBear3625

You are already tagged in your body.


No I am not tagged and eye scanned in my life and there is a big difference between the level of control with that technology and chips.

I am not chipped and tracked like a farm animal but they want us to submit to that existence.


38 posted on 11/24/2012 8:30:55 AM PST by SaraJohnson
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To: 17th Miss Regt
"The foil method obeys the letter of the law without letting the things work as intended"

You're missing the point. The school already offered to give her a non-functioning dummy to wear to show "support" for the system and they refused. Not unlike the patriot act and everything else that has been handed to government, all they need to do is establish precedence...

Remember how the patriot act was ONLY to be used for tracking terrorists? .. and how any other data inadvertently captured would be ignored? Well now they are using it in the course of everyday law enforcement, etc.

You absolutely can NOT give them even an opening for the possibility of abuse, because they will do it.

39 posted on 11/24/2012 9:58:18 AM PST by FunkyZero (... I've got a Grand Piano to prop up my mortal remains)
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To: Jack Hydrazine
Actually, for the motivated, no hacking is required. But at best, you could masquerade as someone. There are 2 types of RFID tokens, one RO and one is programmable (and different systems operate on different frequencies). The only information the card transmits is a very long unique serial number. Once read into the system, it looks up the serial number in it's internal database to see who the token belongs to. All you need to know is what frequency the system runs on (easy to find out) and you can buy a programmable token and make it whatever you want. This is why truly high security situations demand 2 factor or more for authentication... RFID-token+fingerprint for instance.

The point is to resist the concept openly and reject the ideal that the entity has the right to track you, trumping your individual rights. It's no different than helping the police without warrant bust down your neighbors door as long as they secretly agree to not bust down yours...

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40 posted on 11/24/2012 10:24:17 AM PST by FunkyZero (... I've got a Grand Piano to prop up my mortal remains)
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