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Truly religious people who think for themselves are making connections between the violations of our privacy and some of their Biblical warnings.

While we don't all agree on Bible issues, we do agree that it's as valid a concern for us as it is for them that we NEVER see the day when the government can basically "erase" our existence by making it impossible for us to buy anything if they "cut off" our money supply through this chip.

This is very dangerous and its implications go far beyond these four or five sentences. It is another great reason why Ron Paul is as much the logical candidate for anyone who considers themselves religious as someone, like me, who doesn't. We must work together.

Frank J. Gonzalez
Miami, FL
786-287-7491


"Ron Paul is the George Washington of the 2nd American Revolution. Still, thanks to Washington, Paul reconquered 232 years later with ballots instead of bullets."

--Me, 9/2/7



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ORF.at - Wien, Austria Demnach ist es verboten "eine Person zur Implantierung eines RFID-Chips [Radio Frequency Identification] zu zwingen." Damit soll verhindert werden, ...
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Informant: Doctor Plum



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Hype um neue Technologie könnte platzen
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Wired
by Kim Zetter

08/01/07

Lukas Grunwald, an RFID expert who has served as an e-passport consultant to the German parliament, says the security flaws allow someone to seize and clone the fingerprint image stored on the biometric e-passport, and to create a specially coded chip that attacks e-passport readers that attempt to scan it. Grunwald says he’s succeeded in sabotaging two passport readers made by different vendors by cloning a passport chip, then modifying the JPEG2000 image file containing the passport photo. Reading the modified image crashed the readers...

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