Hidden Obamacare Secret: RFID Chip Implants Mandatory for All by March 23, 2013.

Here's the link

http://beforeitsnews.com/alternative/2011/05/hidden-obamacare-secret-rfid-chip-implants-mandatory-for-all-by-march-23-2013-665502.html

I gotta say: This is very scary. Having a RFID Chip inside of me? Gosh, that just sounds too much for me, and rather scary.

What do you guys think of this?

0/10

Sounds bogus.

I looked up Subtitle C-11 Sec. 2521 and here's what it says:

Sec. 2521. Comprehensive programs to provide education to nurses and create a pipeline to nursing.

Might need some more tinfoil there, or, you know, the ability to not believe every piece of bull$hit you read.

The best conspiracy theories are the ones that can be demonstrated to be wrong just by looking up the thing they're about.

The best conspiracy theories are the ones that can be demonstrated to be wrong just by looking up the thing they're about.

PannicAtack

No, I change my mind - the best conspiracy theories are the ones that have an expiration date printed on them. I'm gonna laugh when March 23rd rolls around and I'm not forced to get a chip implanted. It's just like how people were on about how the swine flu vaccine was part of a depopulation plot - and then that never ended up happening.

This isn't the first time the RFID bogeyman has shown up - in 2007 there was a conspiracy theory movie called "Zeitgeist" which, among many, many hilariously false claims (lol North American Union) stated that the gubmint would be sticking RFID chips in us in 2008.

Also, inb4 Laihendi comes in screaming about how Obama should be impeached.

The best conspiracy theories are the ones that can be demonstrated to be wrong just by looking up the thing they're about.

PannicAtack

People that think all "conspiracy theories" are fake are simply being naive.  You really think there is no cure to cancer? Give me a break.

http://www.snopes.com/politics/medical/microchip.asp

people really need to stop listening to Alex Jones, Rush Limbaugh, and others

[QUOTE="PannicAtack"]

The best conspiracy theories are the ones that can be demonstrated to be wrong just by looking up the thing they're about.

WonderfulTonite

People that think all "conspiracy theories" are fake are simply being naive.  You really think there is no cure to cancer? Give me a break.

I looked up Subtitle C-11 Sec. 2521 and here's what it says:

Sec. 2521. Comprehensive programs to provide education to nurses and create a pipeline to nursing.

Might need some more tinfoil there, or, you know, the ability to not believe every piece of bull$hit you read.

 

br0kenrabbit

To add on,

The website was referencing an old version of the bill that didn't get passed and even then it was simply stating that any object the hospital implants into a body, must be registered and documented. (pacemakers, surgical implants, etc).

Not sure how they interpreted that has mandatory RFID chips in everyone. 

The best conspiracy theories are the ones that can be demonstrated to be wrong just by looking up the thing they're about.

PannicAtack

I looked up Subtitle C-11 Sec. 2521 and here's what it says:

Sec. 2521. Comprehensive programs to provide education to nurses and create a pipeline to nursing.

Might need some more tinfoil there, or, you know, the ability to not believe every piece of bull$hit you read.

br0kenrabbit

I love how people keep lying about this legislation despite the fact it's online so that anybody with access to the internet, and understands how to use the search function, can disprove them in a matter of minutes.

obama did try to pass a health care plan were everyone had to be chipped but it got rejected.

obama did try to pass a health care plan were everyone had to be chipped but it got rejected.

-Renegade

obama did try to pass a health care plan were everyone had to be chipped but it got rejected.

-Renegade

[QUOTE="-Renegade"]

obama did try to pass a health care plan were everyone had to be chipped but it got rejected.

MisterWWEfan

Need to see what hartsick says before I pass judgement. He's the true shepard to us blind sheep.

while I consider practically all consipracy theories to be asinine. There is a reason that no serious disease has been eliminated since Polio. There is for more money to be made in treating diseases than eliminating them.Nuck81

I'm not sure what your point is here, because 1) polio hasn't been eliminated and B) by whatever standard you've used to conclude polio has been eliminated, plenty of other diseases have since been eliminated. Probably should have stuck with the considering all conspiracy theories asinine thing. 

See, this is why I'm convinced there is some sort of not-so-secret society (aka conservatives) hell bent on ruining Obama's Presidency and legacy.

Not for lack of effort or honesty or empathy. But just for the fact that he's Obama and he's a Democrat and he cares about the Middle Class more than the wealthy.

It's just so frightening how poisonous conservatives have become over the last several years.

I mean it's been everything from Bin Ladin's inside man, to bogus Birth Certificates to death panels...

Give it a break people! lol

[QUOTE="Nuck81"] while I consider practically all consipracy theories to be asinine. There is a reason that no serious disease has been eliminated since Polio. There is for more money to be made in treating diseases than eliminating them.Slow_Show

I'm not sure what your point is here, because 1) polio hasn't been eliminated and B) by whatever standard you've used to conclude polio has been eliminated, plenty of other diseases have since been eliminated. Probably should have stuck with the considering all conspiracy theories asinine thing. 

if it's on the internet, it must be legit.Allicrombie

Haha even if this became true, I'd love to see them try and put these chips in everyone. A war would break out between the government and the people.

Haha even if this became true, I'd love to see them try and put these chips in everyone. A war would break out between the government and the people.

Blazerdt47

This reminds me of a commercial where a woman thinks everything she reads on the Internet is true. The-Apostle

[QUOTE="The-Apostle"]This reminds me of a commercial where a woman thinks everything she reads on the Internet is true. JML897

There is a Vaccine for Polio. It has essentially been Eliminated, As in there are cases of Polio, particularly in 3rd world Countries, but it is no longer and Epidemic. Kind of like the Bubonic Plague. Can you name a Major Disease like Polio that has been virtually eliminated in the last 30 years?Nuck81

None on that scale, but that's because it's really hard to outright eliminate a disease the same way as polio (or perhaps more accurately, small pox): some diseases simply can't be eliminated because they mutate too quickly or have a non-human reservoir, and beyond that the extraordinary effort required to eliminate a disease limits feasibility only to debilitating and widespread diseases (i.e. no one is going to spend billions upon billions of dollars trying to wipe out mumps, even though we've had the MMR vaccine for decades). 

So the more important question is what diseases do those in the developed world have to worry about these days (because it's not like Big Pharma is making a killing off of destitute Indian farm workers), and the answer is not much. We have comprehensive vaccination schedules that most people are smart enough to follow and high health and safety standards, to the point where the only diseases one genuinely has to worry about are those that simply don't have easy solutions (i.e. cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes, etc). If there's some sinister Big Pharma plot to keep us all sick enough to be constant revenue sources for our entire 80-odd year lifespan, they're doing a very sh*tty job of it.

also the guy that lives behind the bus station told me wi-fi makes alien  grubs  grow in your brain.

also... in england... people only got one spoon.... and it has to be passed down from generation to generation.

[QUOTE="Nuck81"]There is a Vaccine for Polio. It has essentially been Eliminated, As in there are cases of Polio, particularly in 3rd world Countries, but it is no longer and Epidemic. Kind of like the Bubonic Plague. Can you name a Major Disease like Polio that has been virtually eliminated in the last 30 years?Slow_Show

None on that scale, but that's because it's really hard to outright eliminate a disease the same way as polio (or perhaps more accurately, small pox): some diseases simply can't be eliminated because they mutate too quickly or have a non-human reservoir, and beyond that the extraordinary effort required to eliminate a disease limits feasibility only to debilitating and widespread diseases (i.e. no one is going to spend billions upon billions of dollars trying to wipe out mumps, even though we've had the MMR vaccine for decades). 

So the more important question is what diseases do those in the developed world have to worry about these days (because it's not like Big Pharma is making a killing off of destitute Indian farm workers), and the answer is not much. We have comprehensive vaccination schedules that most people are smart enough to follow and high health and safety standards, to the point where the only diseases one genuinely has to worry about are those that simply don't have easy solutions (i.e. cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes, etc). If there's some sinister Big Pharma plot to keep us all sick enough to be constant revenue sources for our entire 80-odd year lifespan, they're doing a very sh*tty job of it.

[QUOTE="Slow_Show"]

[QUOTE="Nuck81"]There is a Vaccine for Polio. It has essentially been Eliminated, As in there are cases of Polio, particularly in 3rd world Countries, but it is no longer and Epidemic. Kind of like the Bubonic Plague. Can you name a Major Disease like Polio that has been virtually eliminated in the last 30 years?Nuck81

None on that scale, but that's because it's really hard to outright eliminate a disease the same way as polio (or perhaps more accurately, small pox): some diseases simply can't be eliminated because they mutate too quickly or have a non-human reservoir, and beyond that the extraordinary effort required to eliminate a disease limits feasibility only to debilitating and widespread diseases (i.e. no one is going to spend billions upon billions of dollars trying to wipe out mumps, even though we've had the MMR vaccine for decades). 

So the more important question is what diseases do those in the developed world have to worry about these days (because it's not like Big Pharma is making a killing off of destitute Indian farm workers), and the answer is not much. We have comprehensive vaccination schedules that most people are smart enough to follow and high health and safety standards, to the point where the only diseases one genuinely has to worry about are those that simply don't have easy solutions (i.e. cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes, etc). If there's some sinister Big Pharma plot to keep us all sick enough to be constant revenue sources for our entire 80-odd year lifespan, they're doing a very sh*tty job of it.

[QUOTE="Slow_Show"]

[QUOTE="Nuck81"]There is a Vaccine for Polio. It has essentially been Eliminated, As in there are cases of Polio, particularly in 3rd world Countries, but it is no longer and Epidemic. Kind of like the Bubonic Plague. Can you name a Major Disease like Polio that has been virtually eliminated in the last 30 years?Nuck81

None on that scale, but that's because it's really hard to outright eliminate a disease the same way as polio (or perhaps more accurately, small pox): some diseases simply can't be eliminated because they mutate too quickly or have a non-human reservoir, and beyond that the extraordinary effort required to eliminate a disease limits feasibility only to debilitating and widespread diseases (i.e. no one is going to spend billions upon billions of dollars trying to wipe out mumps, even though we've had the MMR vaccine for decades). 

So the more important question is what diseases do those in the developed world have to worry about these days (because it's not like Big Pharma is making a killing off of destitute Indian farm workers), and the answer is not much. We have comprehensive vaccination schedules that most people are smart enough to follow and high health and safety standards, to the point where the only diseases one genuinely has to worry about are those that simply don't have easy solutions (i.e. cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes, etc). If there's some sinister Big Pharma plot to keep us all sick enough to be constant revenue sources for our entire 80-odd year lifespan, they're doing a very sh*tty job of it.

[QUOTE="Nuck81"][QUOTE="Slow_Show"]

None on that scale, but that's because it's really hard to outright eliminate a disease the same way as polio (or perhaps more accurately, small pox): some diseases simply can't be eliminated because they mutate too quickly or have a non-human reservoir, and beyond that the extraordinary effort required to eliminate a disease limits feasibility only to debilitating and widespread diseases (i.e. no one is going to spend billions upon billions of dollars trying to wipe out mumps, even though we've had the MMR vaccine for decades). 

So the more important question is what diseases do those in the developed world have to worry about these days (because it's not like Big Pharma is making a killing off of destitute Indian farm workers), and the answer is not much. We have comprehensive vaccination schedules that most people are smart enough to follow and high health and safety standards, to the point where the only diseases one genuinely has to worry about are those that simply don't have easy solutions (i.e. cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes, etc). If there's some sinister Big Pharma plot to keep us all sick enough to be constant revenue sources for our entire 80-odd year lifespan, they're doing a very sh*tty job of it.

Abbeten

You need to do more research. You don't have a very good grasp of medicine, Medicinal Research, the History of the Advancement of Medicine, how it has stalled in the last four decades, and how research into treatments of symptoms has risen. You should also take a look at the Ties between Insurance and the Medical Field. As it stands the life expectancy of Human's has fallen, not risen. The Ancient Romans who used lead for their pipes. Drilled holes in their heads for headaches, and used arsenic as makeup had a longer life expectancy than we do now.Nuck81

You really should have rested your case back at "all conspiracy theories are asinine". 

You need to do more research. Nuck81

The irony is astounding.