This 2 hour documentary exposes what’s being planned for urban populations of people around the world as early as 2017. I have located no reporting at all on this in American TV or film media.No reporting = an uninformed public who has no idea what’s being planned and therefore cannot voice an opinion in opposition to same.
The world as these planners see it will soon be so riddled with intentional, planned interactive RFID technology that life “off the web” will become practically impossible. I’m watching this documentary as I type this post. This ‘ubiquitous world’ is not one that I have the least bit of interest participating in. As I’m sure there will be millions like me, I wonder just what exactly these planners intend to do with us, with non-chipped, non-RFID friendly human beings?
Here’s the 2 hour documentary video report:
See also http://altnewsreport.wordpress.com/2010/12/29/fb-rfid-hell/
See also http://altnewsreport.wordpress.com/2011/03/29/rfid-evil-laws/
http://333crucible.wordpress.com/2010/06/10/rfid-chip-666-nwo-beast/
http://333crucible.wordpress.com/rfid-hell/
http://alternativenewsreport.net/human-rfid-chips-666-mark-of-the-beast/
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