They are implanting microchips into dogs with shots are they doing it to us without our knowlege?
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Trust me, you'd know. Those needles are such a large gauge, there's no way you could confuse them for a flu booster. This is the kind of administration that would impelement that kind of project in plain site of the media and public, because they know full well no one will go against them for fear of being labled an America-hating terrorist-loving traitor.
952099
No we can electronically encrypt radio traffic now.  It makes pigeons obsolete.  As for using them to deliver chemical or bacterial agents, our bombs are much better for this purpose.
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not every question/answer on this sight is stupid. \n   we can sometimes be informed.   \ni do think the 'chip' will be associated with, if not actually be the mark of the beast. every thing that you purchase has a barcode on it. that is RFID (radio frequency ID). a lot of companies are installing RFID scanners for all merchandise that enters the store. i worked for one of nestle waters bottling plant and wal mart has started trying to have them put RFID barcodes on products. so far it's too expensive, but the plan is in the works. owners are putting chips into their pets in case they get lost they can be returned. there are bars that offer a kind of chip to it's patrons so they can be admitted. some people are having themselves implanted. i can't understand the reasoning there... as it is now, you don't - yet - have to have an implanted chip. who do you know doesn't have a cell phone? a computer in their car (for diagnostic purposes, only, of course...)? and so on. it's all GPS (global position satelite). got cash in your pocket? wallet?purse? that thin metal strip in there (i like taking them out...just one of my little contributions to civil disobedience)? that strip can be tracked. labels on some clothes now have tracking in them. hanes? how about that nifty discount card the grocery store, or where ever, gave you so you could save when you use it? tracking the purchases of a geo-area? yeah, that, too.  oh! lets not neglect to mention that metallic strip on the back of your driver's license! at least here in Texas. it contains all the info on you that is in the main computer: financial, credit, military, legal, etc. it's in there. can anybody say: HAL? or even know what HAL is? it won't be too much longer, time being relative, that money will not be obsolete. there will be your 'account' (think direct deposit) and if you don't have the proper card (or implant?) you cannot buy, get medical care, anything. \nhey, i don't make this stuff up. it's real. you can look it up. one place you might try is infowars.com.
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Well..Scientific experiment or no, there is a new thing out that when it becomes more popular amoung the general public, I'm SURE it will create quite some controversy..The thing I am talking about are called, GenPets. They are genetically created pets, and I think they are cloned using a splice between a human child and a mole..That's what they look like, and believe it or not, next year, they will be coming available for purchase..Go check out the website for them, i'll leave it on the source thing..It's amazing actually..Living and funtioning clones, and for a pet at that..Biogenetic engineering is such a controversial thing, but I believe if scientists could actually hoan the full potential of it and not just goof around with it, it would be VERY useful!!\nHttp://www.GenPets.com
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All animals can carry bacteria, so this could be possible, but the doctors should be able to detect this.  Best of luck.
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i dont think so but its possible because the government doesnt release those news so fast there going to test em and send em in the military. the AI might not yet availble to the internet but availble to the military, but since i been reading halo past few weeks the AI in tat book is so damn smart and it keeps growing smarter
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YES .\nI LIVE IN CALIFORNIA \nMY DOGS MUST HAVE A CHIP BY JAN.1,2007 OR I WILL PAY A $500. FINE PER DOG.\nTHE CHIP IS SMALLER THEN A GRAIN OF RICE.\nBUT HAS ALL MY INFO ON IT.\nI WILL NEVER TAKE IT.\nI HAVE TALK TO MANY WHO THINK IT IS A GREAT WAY TO STOP ID. THEFT.\nSOUND LIKE A PLAN IN THE MAKING
658111
Its been done already!!!! I read a headline about a company (I'm sorry I don't remember which one) that created a robot controlled by brain waves.  WOW!
536192
yes\nbcoz they ur dogs
1132674
Reminds me of the old phrase: Guns don't kill people, bullets kill people. Well, implanted chips don't violate civil liberties, ....\n\nAs with just about any technology, it is a great idea until it is abused. And the potential for abuse is unending. That being said, if someone had to choose between being locked up for no valid reason, and being implanted with a chip that monitors their every movement for no valid reason..... Big Brother is here and he's brought some friends.
1085139
Nice ploy, inventive, I'll give you that.  Aren't you a dog yet?
209973
Assuming they really exist, they are doing what they want or need to do and do not have much concern for us. They are so advanced technologically and evolutionarily that we are like chimpanzees or apes to them. We use chimpanzees for medical research all the time, and the researchers don't really think much about whether it's good or bad for the chimps.
1007154
careful they may rub off on us...do you think theres a vaccine yet for stupidity?
805145
heck no...next the on the list is NHIS(National Human Indentification System) get ready for your chip too. The animals are the test bed to the future..Practice should be outlawwed
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I've been reading up on this new research as well. I'm really excited about it and am curious to see how well it works in human trials. Unfortunately, it wouldn't be the first time something looks promising in lab animals but fails miserably in human trials.
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Here is the story that I found on Comcast news. Sick people I tell you!!\n\n\n\nN.Y.-Bound Puppies Used As Drug Couriers\nBy TOM HAYS, Associated Press Writer\n5 hours ago\n\nNEW YORK - Colombian smugglers turned puppies into drug mules by surgically implanting them with packets of liquid heroin, authorities said.\n\nInvestigators believe the ring used the dogs, as well as people who swallowed the drugs, to conceal millions of dollars of heroin on commercial flights into New York for distribution on the East Coast.\n\nTen puppies, including Labrador retrievers, were rescued during a 2005 raid on a farm in Colombia, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration said Wednesday, while announcing more than 30 arrests.\n\nA veterinarian had stitched a total of 3 kilograms of heroin into the bellies of six pups. Three died from infections after the drugs were removed.\n\nThe surviving dogs "are still alive and well, we're told," said John P. Gilbride, head of the DEA's New York office.\n\nColombian police said they adopted three dogs, one of which was being trained to sniff for drugs.\n\nIt was unclear how many dogs might have been used in the smuggling scheme, Gilbride said.\n\n"I think it's outrageous and heinous that they'd use small, innocent puppies in this way," he said.\n\nBesides the pups and human swallowers, authorities said the ring based in Medellin also concealed drugs in body creams, aerosol cans, and the linings of purses and luggage.\n\nRecent raids in Colombia resulted in more than 20 arrests; another 10 suspects were in custody in New York, Florida and North Carolina. About 24 kilograms of heroin was seized, officials said.
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But Pancha, how do you know\nFOR SURE\nthat they are "illegals."\nDo you have proof?\nCan you tell by just looking?\nHave you checked for ID?\nHave you scanned the microchips installed in their sculls?