Tag: rfid

  • mig shoots drone, t5 meets rfid & pak attack

    mig shoots drone, t5 meets rfid & pak attack

    russian mig shoots georgian dronefrom danger room: A Russian MiG 29 shot down what Georgians say was an unarmed drone used by the ministry of interior. And guess what? They’ve got video (the beauty of drone warfare). The Georgians, needless to say, are really mad. The shoot-down is part of a larger dispute over Abkhazia,…

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  • news on the march

    US says it will increase efforts against ‘tax defiers’from new york times: If you think paying taxes is unfair, illegal or unconstitutional, then watch out – the Justice Department is after you. Just as the Internal Revenue Service is getting into its perennial tax-season tough talk, Justice Department officials weighed in Tuesday with a vow…

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  • drones, chips, secret spies & street-sweeper cameras

    drones, chips, secret spies & street-sweeper cameras

    feds to fly more drones along US bordersfrom ap: Four Predator B drones have become fixtures over Arizona since October 2006, and two more will join them soon, Juan Munoz-Torres, a Customs and Border Protection spokesman, said Wednesday. Once those six are in place, the agency wants Congress to fund six drones along the Canadian…

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  • March Clearinghouse

    russian general predicts april 6 attack on iran*middle school kids threatened with terrorist watch list*airport screening makeover promises soothing music, see-through x-rays*urine tester guilty of using drugs*paul campaign goes on*why ron paul scares the gop*obama: i don’t carry a cfr card or know any ‘special handshake’*hope, change, & pissing in the wind, ‘of obama, democrats,…

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  • truant tracking, shock bracelets, miami drones & rfid radio

    truant tracking, shock bracelets, miami drones & rfid radio

    omnilink gets students back in schoolfrom gps daily: Truancy not only keeps students from getting an education, it also acts as a gateway to the commission of illegal activities, such as vandalism, theft or more serious crimes. That’s why getting students back in school is so important to the Midland County Justice Court in Texas,…

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  • israeli strikes, russian elections & german rfid

    israeli strikes, russian elections & german rfid

    death toll rises as israel strikes gaza targetsfrom reuters: Israeli aircraft struck new targets in the Gaza Strip on Monday, killing two militants, after the government vowed to press home an offensive despite appeals from Washington and elsewhere for an end to violence… A total of 107 people have been killed since Wednesday. Among these…

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  • satellites, chavez, rfid & army ranger coke sting

    satellites, chavez, rfid & army ranger coke sting

    broken US spy satellite could fall to earth from time: A large U.S. spy satellite has lost power and propulsion and could hit the Earth in late February or March, government officials said Saturday. The satellite, which can no longer be controlled, could contain hazardous materials, and it is unknown where on the planet it…

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  • superbugs, cancer drugs, organ grabs & baby tags

    superbugs, cancer drugs, organ grabs & baby tags

    deadly new form of mrsa emergesfrom bbc: A deadly strain of the superbug MRSA which can lead to a flesh-eating form of pneumonia has emerged. Research suggests it may be more prevalent among the gay community – the gay San Francisco district of Castro appears to have been hardest hit. So far only two cases…

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  • uk prisoners ‘to be chipped like dogs’

    uk prisoners ‘to be chipped like dogs’

    Hi-tech ‘satellite’ tagging planned in order to create more space in jails. Civil rights groups and probation officers furious at ‘degrading’ scheme from independent/cryptogon: Ministers are planning to implant “machine-readable” microchips under the skin of thousands of offenders as part of an expansion of the electronic tagging scheme that would create more space in British…

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  • at&t offers gps & rfid child tracking

    at&t offers gps & rfid child tracking

    from digital trends: There’s no doubt that schools and teachers can face significant challenges trying to keep track of hundreds of students and assure their safety while simultaneously teaching them something… Now AT&T is looking to apply technology to the problem, offering a comprehensive child-tracking solution for the K-12 education market combining RFID and GPS…

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  • november clearinghouse

    teachers, teens immerse selves in mock danger of ‘1984’* mayor claims he was abducted by satanists* video: rabbi weiss, outside annapolis peace confab, rips zionism* teens go on homeland security scavenger hunt* paul believes in threat of north american superhighway* ron paul smear attempts reflect ‘frightened’ & ‘insecure’ establishment* military families support ron paul’s platform…

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  • rfid coming to dc driver’s licenses

    rfid coming to dc driver’s licenses

    from dc examiner/total411: Privacy advocates are alarmed by a D.C. Department of Motor Vehicles initiative to embed SmarTrip computer chips inside every new D.C. driver’s license, making it easier than ever to track D.C. residents on their travels through the transit system. The DMV will spend $830,000 a year to install SmarTrip chips in all…

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  • microchip implants cause tumors in lab animals

    microchip implants cause tumors in lab animals

    damning research could spell the end of VeriChipfrom inteldaily: The Associated Press will issue a breaking story this weekend revealing that microchip implants have induced cancer in laboratory animals and dogs, says privacy expert and long-time VeriChip opponent Dr. Katherine Albrecht. As the AP will report, a series of research articles spanning more than a…

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  • police state surveillance: made in china

    police state surveillance: made in china

    in china, a high-tech plan to track peoplefrom new york times: At least 20,000 police surveillance cameras are being installed along streets here in southern China and will soon be guided by sophisticated computer software from an American-financed company to recognize automatically the faces of police suspects and detect unusual activity. Starting this month in…

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