
Dogs to receive chip implant in Singapore
Singapore, Aug 8: All dogs in Singapore will have to be implanted with a microchip enabling them to be traced back to their owners starting next month as part of a crackdown on irresponsible pet ownership.
Under measures unveiled by the Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority (AVA), allowing man’s best friend to run free without a licence will incur a fine of up to 5,000 Singapore dollars (about $330), a 10-fold hike from the current maximum.
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It seems that once you accept the tagging of animals among us it’s a short stretch to that of people! Yes! There is a movement in some circles to tag humans just like they already do animals, such as dogs, horses, and others!
A chip on my shoulder
TECHNOLOGY is not solely to blame for the erosion of privacy in this nation. Government and businesses have been trying to keep track of you and your habits since the days of the quill pen.
But the ability to blend vast databases containing personal information — and the sophistication of tracking devices that can announce your presence along with myriad vital statistics when you cross a bridge or enter a room — have brought Americans to a crossroads.
Do we shrug and concede that privacy is lost — “get over it,” as one titan of tech declared so bluntly? Or do we look for ways to draw the line, to identify means and places where employers and governments should not dare to tread?
One such place: Our bodies.
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Okay, the numbering of people like cattle is nothing new. In the 21st chapter of 1 Chronicles, verse 1, it says “Then Satan stood against Israel and incited David to number Israel.”
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In Exodus 38:26 it tells of God’s own number of the people of Israel about three or four months after they successfuly escaped from the Egyptians. In this case a census was taken in order to raise money for the Tabernacle. There were 603,550 men, 600,000 of which are said to have been in, and escaped from Egypt prior to this.
Need more proof that there are those among human kind that intend to number and track people?
In a recent news story by KUTV, Channel 2, Salt Lake City, Utah, a plan to implant chips in the brains of U.S. soldiers came to light. However, when you click on the link to that particular news page, it’s not there anymore. The first one below comes from KUTV’s own website and the second from Google News:
U.S. Military May Implant Chips In Troops’ Brains
Aug 2, 2007 8:08 pm MT
Imagine a day when the U.S. government implants microchips inside the brains of U.S. soldiers. Well you don’t have to think too far into the future. The defense department is studying the idea …
>http://kutv.com/watercooler/local_story_21500…
US Military May Implant Chips In Troops’ Brains
KUTV, UT - Aug 2, 2007
This is how big the chip would be, the size of a grain of rice. Here’s the situation: a soldier wounded on the battlefield. A medic approaches him or her …
Odd how news items like this can suddenly disappear overnight.
And then there’s the material covered on human implants in the Wikipedia Organization’s own interactive website:
Microchip implant (human)
A human Microchip Implant is an integrated circuit device or RFID tag encased in silicate glass and implanted into a human’s body. Such implants can be used for information storage, including personal identification, medical history, medications, allergies, and contact information….
If the microchips are completely unencrypted, they would be extremely vulnerable to hacker attacks and interception by third-party scanners. By scanning secretly, someone could steal all of the information on a chip and could clone the signal, possibly leading to criminal misuse of medical files and insurance information. For example, a patient’s list of known allergies could be altered maliciously, causing injury or death, or his/her insurance could be copied for another unrelated person to use.
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I think the bottom line here for me as an individual is this: chips in animals is one thing, but chips in humans for any purpose is another issue. Common sense should tell us NO! No chip in me today, tomorrow, or any time in the future. After all, chips are for animals, not for humans.
Are we but cows in the field to be herded from one field to another–from barn to barn? Are we horses that farmers track to determine shots and other health issues? Do we need to chip people to determine ownership as we do dogs and other animals? Nope!
Makes no sense to me folks. What about you? Let’s hear your thoughts on this. Be sure to contact me or simply subscribe to this blog and submit your comment for inclusion on the site.
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Yours, Albert