2011-02-03, 10:58 PM
Kabanaw Wrote:Yes, because a chip that keeps track of patient records can also locate a person exactly where they are and what they're doing. From what I read those chips will keep medical records and identity, meaning that they can be used if somebody is in an accident records can be obtained easily, hardly a secret plot to spy on people. And it is not required by every american. Not that I don't disagree with a chip in people of any sort, but you're exaggerating.
Also,
Quote:Even with industry growth fueled by limited competition and the prospect of "blockbuster vaccines" such as Prevnar and Gardasil, analysts expect vaccine profits to remain below the margins of branded pharmaceuticals.
Besides, couldn't drug companies make more money by infecting everybody with polio, thereby creating wide-spread paralysis, and drug use?
If you read my earlier posts, you'd see that the small pox vaccine, and polio vaccine initially increased cases of small pox and polio. Also, vaccines that cause paralysis and autism is much more effective simply because you have a pretext to poison the population by acting as a savior.
Actually, they can be used to track people. They will electronically transmit your personal information as you walk around. They only need to have machines in several areas across the nation and the government or whomever wanted could easily track you. And if you attached bank accounts and other functions to the chip then you have a perfect reason to install machines to read the chips across the nation.
Also, dont say that they wont. I'll direct you to the Social Security number. It was originally only intended to attach you to your social security benefits. What happened over time? Its now your personal identification number.

