No surprise that WorldNetDaily picked-up our story on the Cincinnati
company that is requiring any employee who works in its secure
data center to be implanted…
Great coverage of RFID, as always!
"It's wrong to link
a person's paycheck
with getting an implant…"
--Liz McIntyre
"Spychips" co-author, Liz McIntyre,
speaks with Amy Goodman of "Democracy Now!" on why RFID should concern
us. Also featured is spychip-implantee and freelance journalist, Annalee
Newitz
Democracy Now! is broadcasted by over 400 stations nationwide.
"While the RFI is directed at border security, we're very concerned
the government will use this tracking technology in our driver's licenses" --Liz McIntyre
"…the tagging of everything, and thus of everyone, can be stopped
dead in its tracks with massive consumer action reflecting the very
high level of consumer opposition to RFID."
December 2005: "LIFE
WITH BIG BROTHER - Hold off on that chip, says Thompson"
Liz and Katherine's recent Tommy Thompson scandal press release created
a flurry of over 39 published stories. On December 12, World Net Daily
featured it as their exclusive featured headline!
"RFID tags can
be so easily hidden into products—things people buy and carry—and
the reader devices can be so easily hidden into aspects of the environment.
This makes it extremely easy for someone who wants to observe and
watch people in these surreptitious ways to do so." -KA
"Most people wouldn't like the idea of someone knowing everywhere
they're going, and keeping track of it in a giant database, especially
when it's done without their knowledge or consent"
-Liz McIntyre
November 2005: CBN NEWS
"BRAVE NEW WORLD - What the FDA Won’t Tell You about the VeriChip"
"...anyone who can get within a couple of inches or a few feet of
you, even with a reader device they have hidden in a backpack or a
purse, would be able to scan..." -KA
November 2005: Audio Interview
with Katherine Albrecht, by Bill
Thompson
"You can run, but you may not be able to
hide. Not just from Big Brother, but Big Business, writes Katherine
Albrecht in her book Spychips, a detailed analysis of how Radio
Frequency Identification technology -- RFID for short -- threatens
to erode the last vestiges of our privacy."
November 2005: Katherine
Albrecht Talks Consumer Privacy & RFID, by Laurie Sullivan
"Now you've got the potential for your HMO, public health officials,
and other people whose interests may not simply be marketing, to keep
track of the food on your shelf..."
"We are essentially,
with our shopping dollars -- we're funding this whole monster, we
are funding the system, we're funding the databases, we're paying
the salaries of the people who are collecting this data on us. We
are essentially paying to build our own data prisons here."
-KA
