[Mr. Mulliner]

A few years ago I listened to a tape of a guy named Carl Sanders who claimed to have been in on the research for the microchip technology you're referring to. Just now I did a quick search for something on this and found this which may interest you.

Could This Be The Mark Of The Beast?

[anniegetyourgun]

Thanks, Yank. As one involved in the dog world, we've been doing this to pups for well over a decade now. Networks of scanners in vet offices, humane societies, pounds, etc. around the country have a simple piece of hand-held equipment to read a stray. Some still choose the old tattoo method, but it's become pretty uncommon now.

The difficulty in resisting such an implant is not really as hard on adults, but for their children and babies. Such tribulation chaos would certainly require parents who became believers during that period to live outside the system of hospitals and schools. It will be very difficult for them.

[Lucky]

An excellent link, thanks for putting it up.

[Don Joe]

"A few years ago I listened to a tape of a guy named Carl Sanders who claimed to have been in on the research for the microchip technology you're referring to. Just now I did a quick search for something on this and found this which may interest you.

Ah, Carl Sanders. Why, I wondered, did the hair on the back of my neck go up when I heard that name? So, I did a quick search too, and was quickly reminded:

From the desk of John S. Torell - "Carl Sanders"

and...

From the Desk of John S. Torell - UPDATE ON CARL SANDERS

and...

Carl Sanders debunked

Not every messenger is as he presents himself to be. In this case, the messenger is evidently a multiply-confessed (multiple times to multiple people) liar, with a history of lying, confessing to the lies (when caught in them and confronted with the lies), who then went on to lie again, and again, and again.

What is sad is that the number of links touting this guy is far and away greater in number and prominence than the few that shine the light on the man behind the curtain. And, from looking at the Google summaries, I get the impression that his claimed feats grew by leaps and bounds since he was confronted in the mid-1990s. One link had him tied in with "ET Technology", and had him claiming that his (imaginary) chips could be "picked up by satellite" -- a notion that anyone with even a cursory understanding of RF generation and propagation characteristics will immediately recognize as bunk. (Even the "Digital Angel" hucksters eventually dropped that absurd story.)

It's sad that the church is troubled by this sort of person, but it's nothing new, and even sadder, will likely continue to be the case in the future. There are people who learn how to scratch the "itching ears", and make a comfortable income in the process.