<Well, we heard of it's first introduction into animals and pets to "track" them for their owners, now they're getting ready for a trial run for the British Army.
Is this truly the "mark of the Beast", or just another way for technology to depersonalize us to make their accounting jobs easier?
howabout children? The parents worried "I don't want my babby abducted!" thus they get a chip inplanted in their kids.
but pehaps the more pressing concern is that by 2005 all cell phone must me tracable by GPS. For emergencies! so many people call 911 with cell phone that the call can't be traced. this way, they can tell exaclty where you are.
what isn't made clear though, is this thing tracable like a becon? the article seems to only say that its more tracable the way a credit card is. if hte former then they must keep in mind that if you can trac your soldiers like that on the battle feild, it is also possible for you enemies to, not such a good idea.
even if it traces such sodiesrs in the way of tracing their purchases and such (which would be useless for soldiers on AWOL, unless they are stupid) it would be very deevastating for the enemies to find their way into the network.
-Justin Kelly
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