The RFID Chip Access to Privacy is Simply Big Brother at Work Against Americans. The Shadow Government is Using This Tool to Track Americans for the NWO Agenda.

Human rights advocates have protested the VeriChip and its access to privacy. They warn of the obvious potential abuses and denounce these RFID devices as Big Brother worming its way into the heart of America.

They worry the chips' use by private companies and governments could lead to an increased loss of civil liberties and lends itself too easily to abuse. These access to privacy concerns are justified in the United States, where the CIA program COINTELPRO was revealed to have tracked the activities of high profile political activists and dissident figures.

The possibility also exists that the chip's information will be available to those other than governments, such as private businesses, which would give employers highly personal information about current and potential employees.

In addition, privacy advocates state that the information contained in this chip could easily be stolen, so that storing anything private in it would be to risk identity theft. The human-implantable microchip is said to only contain a unique 16-digit electronic identification code.

The unique number is used only for things like accessing personal medical information in a password-protected database or assessing whether somebody has authority to enter into a high-security area. Although the company that makes VeriChip claims it does not contain any other information beyond this unique 16-digit number, it could be scanned and used to link the carrier to other databases as well. It also has space for much greater quantities of data.

The RFID chip is simply a way for the elite shadow government who pulls the strings of our so-called elected politicians to gain more control over the people of America. Their goal is to push forward a New World Order totalitarian government and tracking citizens is a great way to see what they're up to and quell any unrest.

IT'S NOBODY'S BUSINESS

Anyone possessing a VeriChip reader can read the human-implantable RFID microchip. The data is unencrypted, and VeriChip does not have the functionality to authorize only certain people to read it. Being a passive RFID microchip containing only a unique 16-digit code, it can be read by a VeriChip reader held within meters of the location of the inserted chip.

This concern over access to privacy can be partially alleviated by using such a chip without implanting it. For example, it can be inserted into the wristband of a watch, which can then be removed at will. The code associated with the device could also be linked to other information for other purposes, including control of bank accounts or credit access.

IS IT HEALTHY?

Aside from the access to privacy issues related to the Verichip, according to Wired News online and the Associated Press, research articles published over the last ten years have found a possible connection between the chips and cancer.

When mice and rats were injected with glass-encapsulated RFID transponders, like those made by VeriChip, they 'developed malignant, fast-growing, lethal cancers in up to 1% to 10% of cases' at the site at which the microchip was injected or to which it had migrated.

The Verichip corporation responded to this report, which caused a 40% drop in their stock's value, by stating that rodent data had been provided to the FDA and did not reflect the effect of the chips in humans or pets. But that was small comfort for those with implants.

DANGERS IN THE HUMAN BODY

Induction of sarcomas by foreign bodies has been reported in humans, and it has been described as analogous to rodent foreign body-associated sarcomas, although only occurring rarely. The body may also react adversely to electromagnetic fields generated by the chip, causing burning in the area in which it is located.

Unfortunately, access to privacy is not the only thing at risk with this relatively new device, so think more than twice before either implanting yourself or your loved ones. Don't be a victim of Big Brother, keep your health and your privacy.