Identification & Tracking

In the re-active world's state of affairs, we are seeing world governments tightening measures in regard to identity protection, trumpeting our need to be protected from the forces of evil. As we move into the age of paranoia and fear these ideologies, supported by propaganda campaigns, demand total conformity on the part of the people.

We are seeing information and ideas filtered through the control of television, radio, the press, and education at all levels.

When the next 9/11 event occurs and world government, with the use of enforced martial law utilizing paramilitary police, demands mandatory human chipping, will you be considered the NEW JEW if you choose not to comply?

What if you believe a human should never be treated like inventory? What if you find the the thought of being chipped as degrading , degenerative and of feeble mind ? Do you become the enemy of the state because you will not accept a RFID EMBEDDED into your person? We can say this , the day you accept a RFID Verichip is the day you have sold your human spirit . What have you received in return? Fear. The product they sold you.

We ask you this question.

"What are you doing to change the tide and educate others about world events whilst the world 'elite', politicians and multi nationals are working tirelessly to enslave you?"

The No Verichip Movement believes we can prevent the external social forces in polluting the human mind set that the human requires to be chipped .

If you feel as strongly as us and want to be part of this movement we ask you to get involved and get involved now! We are defending the pinnacle backbone of civil liberties and if one can not get motivated to prevent coerced and forced chipping of humans, you would ask yourself whether the time has come to hand yourself into a mental institution ? The future generation does not request your assistance, it demands it.

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Ban RFID Technology for Human Identification

By Leslie Simons
Published 06/24/2008
Identification & Tracking , Loss of Freedoms
Rating: Unrated

So, what happened to “No?” What happened to a common sense “No” by “We The People” to the notion of implanting, or even forcibly implanting, people with microchips? Frog boiling – that’s what! We have been watching our liberties disappear slowly over time and we have failed to react. Now as the proverbial “water” heats up with the disappearance of our 4th amendment rights, we are finally waking up to see that we are almost cooked.

Stop a National Database From Ever Being Used

By Irvin Baxter
Published 06/24/2008
Identification & Tracking , Loss of Freedoms
Rating: Unrated

The Real ID Act is clearly unconstitutional for at least four reasons: 1 • It is blatant in its disregard for constitutional guarantees of privacy. 2 • The Real ID runs roughshod over states’ rights, violating 10th Amendment guarantees. 3 • It forces millions of Americans to violate their religious beliefs. 4 • It places conditions on the inalienable rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

Building the Shield of Free Information

By Benjamin J. Thompson
Published 06/22/2008
Identification & Tracking , Loss of Freedoms
Rating: Unrated

It’s easy to take the Internet for granted. It has provided boundless freedom of information, freedom of communication and organization, and, with it, we have accomplished a lot. But what if intelligence agencies were watching every data packet, logging every interaction, cataloging everything we did on the Web?

Six Hours to Hack the FBI

By Sandra Gittlen
Published 05/27/2008
CURRENT EVENTS , Identification & Tracking
Rating: Unrated

Note from the editor: This article points out how vulnerable a single database used for RFID purposes could be. If the FBI with all their sensitive information and securities can be hacked, how much worse would it be to each individual if they could also gain access to all your banking and financial accounts, medical records and prescription drugs, criminal records, education and job history, phone records, e-mail account access, what type of car you own and where you drive it, right down to what brand of toothpaste you use, movies you watch, and book you read - all in one fell swoop? Do you REALLY want this type of information for everyone in that same database? (Except of course the elites who seem impervious to all sorts of laws.) By our government's own admission, a database such as this would not be 100% accurate - even at 99% accuracy it would cause untold miseries for hundreds of thousands of citizens.

States to Homeland Security on REAL ID: No Thanks

By Steven Yates
Published 05/11/2008
Identification & Tracking
Rating: Unrated

By the end of last year, seven states had passed laws prohibiting implementation of REAL ID in their state: Maine, Montana, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Washington, New Hampshire, and Georgia. That number became eight on April 9 of this year when Idaho joined up. Ten states had laws that were passed in one house but not the other. Eight more states had introduced such laws. Twelve had passed nonbinding resolutions denouncing REAL ID. That’s a 38-state rebellion!

Bush Signs Bill To Take All Newborns' DNA

By Steve Watson
Published 05/2/2008
Identification & Tracking
Rating: Unrated

President Bush last week signed into law a bill which will see the federal government begin to screen the DNA of all newborn babies in the U.S. within six months, a move critics have described as the first step towards the establishment of a national DNA database.

Newborns' DNA Targeted For State Research, Profiling

By Bob Unruh
Published 04/19/2008
Identification & Tracking
Rating: Unrated

Eventually, every citizen will have their DNA owned by state government and available for government to engage in genetic research, experimentation, manipulation, and profiling. What good is the state genetic privacy law if government warehousing and analysis of every child's DNA from birth is exempt from its informed consent protections?

Government Stakes Claim to Every Newborn's DNA

By Bob Unruh
Published 04/3/2008
Identification & Tracking
Rating: Unrated

An Orwellian plan that has state and federal governments staking claim to the ownership of every newborn's DNA in perpetuity is advancing under the radar of most privacy rights activists, but would turn the United States' citizenry into a huge pool of subjects for involuntary scientific experimentation, according to one organization alarmed over the issue. "We now are considered guinea pigs, as opposed to human beings with rights," Twila Brase, president of the the Citizens' Council on Health Care, a Minnesota-based organization familiar with the progress in that state.

National Animal Identification System: Update

By Doreen Hannes
Published 02/22/2008
Identification & Tracking
Rating: Unrated

To help get all animals (and your real estate) into the program, the USDA will be focusing on having all the breed registries roll their identification into NAIS beginning in March of 2008. I have checked out the American Dairy Goat Association site and on the USDA link it will show a beautiful placement of AIN USAXXXXXXXXXXXX (it is indeed 15 characters) for your registered dairy goats. Also of note, membership numbers are conveniently seven digit numbers. I guess it's a good thing all of my registered goats died in a horrible barn fire........

Privacy and Personal Liberty

By Ron Paul
Published 02/15/2008
Identification & Tracking
Rating: Unrated

The biggest threat to your privacy is the government. We must drastically limit the ability of government to collect and store data regarding citizens’ personal matters.