Edible RFID tags track your food from beginning to end

[desertrose]

Ok,  they  want  to track   our food, any bets on the assumption that  these  RFID trackers  will not  exit  the  body once  ingested?

 

http://dvice.com/archives/2011/05/edible-rfid-tag.php

[desertrose]

The Recording Wars - Be Aware & Be Prepared

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0CAicy9s5o

 

This  video is primarily  about the  devices used  to  scan and  download info from  cell phones  but  he  does  touch  on  id  chips  being placed in medication  and   dr's ability to track said medication.  Very  interesting.

[desertrose]

Pretty  much  Keith.

[desertrose]

not  sure  Pan.  Question is  if they can  read  them to  follow the food.  Can  they  also install a receiver chip  to  send  commands?  That  would be my  concern anyways.  Following a chip  with  only  basic  information   about the  food it  was  used  to  tag is  no  big  deal.  The  big  deal  is the  ultimate  use  intended  for the  chip in the long run.  In  my  mind  anyway.  I  could be  wrong,  but that  is  my  concern in a nutshell.  :(

 

As  far  as  blocking  I  know that  they  make   wallets  with  lining made  of  lead  or  metal to block  signals.  But  how to  do that in  your  body  ?  Not  sure.  I  mean  once  purged  from the  body it  can  be  eliminated.  However, inside the  body  it's a  whole  other  ballgame.

[desertrose]

Kim , they  are  still  working on  making  home grown  foods  illegal.  Remember?

[desertrose]

You  think  about the  people  who voluntarily  took the  chip  and  had it  placed  in their  children  because  they  were  sold  on the  safety issues.  Then  you  see  the  commercials  that  show  ease of  shopping and  purchasing  anything  anywhere.  They  show zipping  through  airports,  checkpoints  or  toll  booths.  They  are  eqating it  with  saving  time and  trouble.  Do you  seriously  think that  now that   they  are  tooting   their   horns  about  ease of  following  nutritional content  and calorie intake people  will not  see it  as  an  easy  out  for their  diets  or  to  keep  track of  their nutritional  intake?  Just  as  the  people  who are  still  prchasing   smart phones  knowing that  their  every movement  is  being  store  within the  software of the  phone.  They  will  also activate this  nifty  little   nutritional  helper without  a  second thought.  It  will be the  same  as  those  who said   they  wanted the  patriot  act  because  only   those  who  had  something to  hide  should  have  something to fear.  And  that   it  wold never  be  used on  American  Citizens.  They  still say  it  today, lol.  People refuse to  see the  writing on the  wall and  there  will be  many  who  will fall  for this.  The  activation  will  be  forthcoming.  It  will not  be a  given   because it is  in the food  ,   but  rather  because   it  will be  activated  by many due to sheer  ignorance.

[msred]

Unless you ingested an RFID with your I.D. on it, you'd still be anonymous. If this is a way for 'whomever' to track back to the origination of a bad food, seems like a good idea (saying, cautiously) ...

...now the tags collecting (not dissolving as planned) in the bellies of those with poorly working digestive systems could be a problem - ha, a good portion of the population! Of course, if their digestive systems aren't in good order, anyway, what difference would it make --- that is until they are wrapped up in the medical care establishment, for the REAL RFID tagging event.

 

Regardless of purpose, this idea is ludicrous (IMO)!

[Kim B]

How will they track home grown foods?  Ha.

[Raina]

Hmmm...I worry about that and the loss of more skills, survival skills.  Look at all the skills we have loss that we are going to need if an EMP goes off. The old fashion way becomes more and more attractive.