Tag: rfid
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police state intl: final phase, fear, flyovers & the 4th of july
red alert: the total takeover of america enters its final phase*recent murders don’t sway napolitano on dhs report*napolitano endorses pass id bill*verified identity pass shuts down ‘registered traveler’ lanes*hr1966: thought crime bills threaten talk radio*talk show hosts may be accomplices under hate bill*video: 1,500 nat’l guard troops to border*pentagon, dhs divided on military’s role at…
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police state int’l: drones, phones, kids & climate cops
the panopticon economy: the nsa’s new data-mining facility is one component of a growing local surveillance industry*spy training program could come to universities*secret buildings you may not photograph, part 643*bozeman, mt drops request for internet passwords*dhs to end use of satellites for domestic spying*homeland security announces the elimination of domestic terrorism surveillance satellite*admin kills bush…
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police state int’l: nanny state, lockdowns, drills & disinfo
dread zeppelin: the army’s new surveillance blimp*chp encourages residents to report out-of-state license plates*fema website shows martial law exercise, nle ’09, with foreign troops*atlanta airport tests security program*mueller defends use of informants against newburgh 4*gps shoes being developed for alzheimer’s patients*video: police lockdown ny school, search lockers & impound cars after student commits suicide*uptown explosion…
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5/21 newspurge
cyber/spacewar:internet generation ‘ill-prepared for adult life’*wolfram alpha suffers last minute launch hitch*fbi ‘going dark’ budget request for hi-tech surveillance capabilities soar*corporate media exploits teen idol to push cyberbullying bill*internet data heads for 500b gigabytes*youtube restores the alex jones channel*related: nytimes/press attack conspiracy theorists of ‘new world order’ film*future combat systems not killed*army promises their new…
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police state int’l: scanners, chips, checkpoints & promis
your isp is watching you google offers to track you by your cell phonefrom cbsnews: Google is releasing free software Wednesday that enables people to keep track of each other using their cell phones. CNET got a sneak peek at it, and CNET-TV Senior Editor and Early Show contributor Natali Del Conte explained how it…
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police state int’l: rfid, saic, convictions & provocations
new rfid tech tracks you without your knowledgefrom rfid wizards: By invitation, I recently visited a remote facility in northern Virginia to see a demonstration of NOX – a new Intelligent Perimeter Defense system deployed by the FBI that uses covert Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) technology to track people and assets without their knowledge. That’s right,…
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police state int’l: tracked, traced, tortured, erased
masonic big brother is watching, but seniors don’t mindfrom jeffrey kurz: Sensors keep track of just about everything Shirley Player does in her apartment, but she’s not worried that Big Brother is watching. Far from it. “I feel very safe with it… It’s nice to know you’re being watched.” Player is one of 68 residents…
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police state usa: pandemic drills, cog, corruption & surveillance
‘vigilant guard’ managers put the kaboom in terrorism exercisesfrom national guard bureau: KaBOOM! Exercise managers for the Vigilant Guard homeland security exercise here added realism Sept. 16 by blowing up balloons filled with explosive gas. KaPOW! They tested the balloons today. Tomorrow the noisemakers will prompt police swat teams to move in on a suspected…
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farmers see ‘mark of the beast’ in rfid livestock tags
from threat level: A group of community farmers, some of them Amish, are challenging rules requiring the tagging of livestock with RFID chips, saying the devices are a “mark of the beast.” Michigan and federal authorities say the radio frequency identification devices (RFID) will help monitor the travels of bovine and other livestock diseases. “Use…
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comcast caps, surveillence psychosis & microchip cheese
comcast to make monthly internet use cap officialfrom ap: Comcast Corp., the nation’s second-largest Internet service provider, Thursday said it would set an official limit on the amount of data subscribers can download and upload each month. On Oct. 1, the cable company will update its user agreement to say that users will be allowed…
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mythbusters gagged: credit card companies kill episode exposing rfid security flaws
from consumerist: Credit card companies successfully nixed a Mythbusters segment exposing RFID’s security flaws, according to Arbiter of Truth and Mythbusters co-host, Adam Savage. Texas Instruments comes on along with chief legal counsel for American Express, Visa, Discover, and everybody else… They were way, way outgunned and they absolutely made it really clear to Discovery…
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ice abandons self-deportation program for illegals
from washington times: With only eight takers since the program’s creation this month, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has decided to scrap its self-deportation program for illegal immigrants who previously had ignored court orders to leave the country. The pilot program, which began Aug. 5 in five cities, officially ended Friday. It had been…
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nra mole, e-passports, vp lieberman, nwo & dc madam
nra silent on alleged gun-control mole from kprc: A Democratic U.S. senator demanded Thursday that the National Rifle Association respond to charges it placed a paid spy in rival gun-control organizations for more than a decade. The powerful firearms lobby has remained silent since reports broke last week that gun-control activist Mary McFate, 62, of…
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west virginia offers licenses for those who fear ‘the beast’
from ap: West Virginia started… keeping driver’s license photos out of a computer database for members of a small religious group who believe digital storage is a “mark of the beast” that evokes biblical prophecy. State Division of Motor Vehicles Commissioner Joseph Cicchirillo said the group of about 50 or 60 Christians, who are not…
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beijing olympics: weather mod, rfid & vulgar display of power
china’s rain stoppers face big testfrom financial times: Of all the Chinese officials working behind the scenes to produce a flawless Olympic opening ceremony on Friday evening, few face a task as daunting as those in charge of making sure it does not rain. Staff from China’s “weather modification” departments have deployed aircraft, artillery and…