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Hitachi's new official microchips are 63 times smaller than in 2003: come in syringes.
Zmieniony: Wtorek, 17 Listopad 2009 11:16 Wtorek, 17 Listopad 2009 10:45
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Hitachi's new official microchips are 63 times smaller than in 2003: come in syringes.
Left: the older bigger size in 2003. Right: the new size compared to a human hair.
"Syringe made of PP, with hitag s256 chip inside."
This syringe is an older model aimed at tagging animals with a much larger chip than shown above. The very small chips now commercially available are small enough to be hidden inside a syringe (numerous reports are coming in stating that the "swine flu" vaccine has to be injected using special syringes). A syringe could be loaded with such a chip without anyone being able to see it with thei bare eyes, even if they searched for it, since it is so small. One would need to search the needle and the container of the syringe using a microscope to be able to find it.
In the human body, we have received reports that the chip are able to function using the electricity within the body and the body's own electro magnetic field. If the syringe used is listed next to the person who received the shot in a database, the tagging would be successful and the individual would now be a subject of an incredible and unprecedented invasion of privacy.
If the shot is not entered into a data base together with the receiver, there are many other possible ways to connect the chip to the host. We have heard suggestions that when using an ATM machine, it could detect the chip and connect it to the card user when standing in front of the machine. Several similar scenarios are also possible.
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