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Shaun333
It's interesting to see the turns that this microchip system seems to be taking.

A bill to now say that they can't be "forced" on anyone in Wisconsin with regard to a business requiring their workers to be implanted. We'll see how long this lasts.

For all we know, this could just be too obvious as far as the mark of the beast goes. Just because many Christians already think that this is it. My guess is that it would be a combination of a tattoo and something put under the skin that makes a mark. Who knows.


Former Gov. Tommy Thompson was one of the first high-profile supporters of tiny microchips implanted in people's arms that would allow doctors to access medical information.

Now the state he used to lead is poised to become the first to ban governments and private businesses from forcing such implants on employees, privacy advocates say.

A proposal moving through the Legislature would prohibit anyone from requiring people to have the tiny chips embedded in them or doing so without their knowledge. Violators would face fines of up to $10,000.

The plan authored by Rep. Marlin Schneider, D-Wisconsin Rapids, won approval in the Assembly last month. Today the state Senate is scheduled to consider the measure, which would allow for the implants if the person gives consent.

Gov. Jim Doyle would sign the bill, a spokesman said.

Schneider's aides say the legislator wants the law in place before companies and governments could use them to keep track of their employees.

"I don't think most people had thought about this as an issue, but it's scary. It's reality now," said Michael Schoenfield, an aide to Schneider. "Companies can or will be ordering their employees to have chips implanted. We want to stop that before it begins."



Microchip Implants
onetiggerroo
from atricle....


"Procter said VeriChip supports the spirit of Schneider's bill and would not work with companies forcing employees to get implants. However, he said the implants are superior to employee badges or key chains as a way to limit access."

What a lie, didn't they recently make all their employees take the chip implant!

I remember and I am going to find the article, it is posted on here somewhere...I think I posted it in and the Actors are....

YEP! Post Number 72:

http://www.christian-forum.net/index.php?s...opic=3742&st=70

post number 134:

http://www.christian-forum.net/index.php?s...pic=3742&st=130

post number #152:

http://www.christian-forum.net/index.php?s...pic=3742&st=150

and for the rest of the topics on the RFID implants:

http://www.christian-forum.net/index.php?a...e=RFID+Implants
flyingsquirrel
OH NO...You don't have to get the mark, but if you want to buy or sell, you need it... dry.gif I see your point. Even if a bill is passed making it illegal to force you to get the chip, people who would benefit from it would make life very difficult for those who don't get it
Shaun333
QUOTE(onetiggerroo @ Apr 27 2006, 03:04 PM)
from atricle....


"Procter said VeriChip supports the spirit of Schneider's bill and would not work with companies forcing employees to get implants. However, he said the implants are superior to employee badges or key chains as a way to limit access." 

What a lie, didn't they recently make all their employees take the chip implant!



Yes it is a lie. I believe this is just a smokescreen to make people fall back a bit on their opposition to it. Let their guard down so to speak. This WILL become mandatory or they will make it so difficult to do anything without the chip, you'll have to get it...but they'll still keep it "voluntary" in word only.
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