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   2/12/08

   biobob

   Greetings
   I think there are legal implications and privacy issues that need to be address before RFID tags are used in clothing etc.
   Biobob

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      2/12/08

      knightcrawler10467

      Rfid,they are in affect as we speak walmart has it and many more.they are slowy introducing us to there plain.
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      2/12/08

      knightcrawler10467

      also as you might want to know that our liberty and consitution is going threw many changes..
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   2/12/08

   ender

   actually, what scares me is the RFID they're working into the dollar bills now and driver's license and especially the license plate of vehicles.
   
   i know when my aunt got her arm operated on last year they put in an RFID just to "track her progress." she didn't have any choice at all, they just told her about it after the fact.
   
   i've lined my windows with good lead foil which took quite some time. i'm working on a device to short the RFID circuitry ... so far it's been mixed results, depending on where the implantation is.

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   1. 

      2/12/08

      offendedblogger

      Those guys won't get a microchip in me!! I am a dead eye shot at 500 yards and my bunker is built solid with extra strength titanium!
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      2/12/08

      knightcrawler10467

      I would use earth magnetic.To screw up the rfid.or any other chip. visit me at my blog for more imformation.
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      2/12/08

      ender

      my aunt's chip was placed really oddly and the rare earth magnet we tried did not work.
      
      but that is what i'm using in my device. if i ever get it fully functional, i'll be sure to let you know.
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      2/12/08

      biobob

      Greetings ender
      I think your aunt was violated. This is grounds for a law suite if it was
      inserted without her knowledge.
      
      wistechnology.com/article.php?id=2384
      
      Biobob
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      2/12/08

      Anok

      I'm going to Offended bloggers place. And if she doesn't shoot me, I'm stayin' there so she can keep me from being chipped too....
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      2/12/08

      crpitt

      (your back)
3. 

   2/12/08

   knightcrawler10467

   Ender this is for you to built and anyone interested in it ..Its called How Orgone Blasters..
   
   The coil may look like it's being wound counterclockwise but the motion is moving forward...wind it clockwise and then snip the wire For visual purposes from the bottom to the top of the coil it resembles walking up a winding staircase.
   
   
   Ingredients:
   
   Clear Quartz Crystals - 1-2 inch are best so you can place one inside the coil, and I put smaller ones around it as well. The more crystals the more power. If you have smaller crystals put 2 inside the coil and one on each side of it.
   
   Metal Shavings - shredded aluminum and copper or shredded titanium and copper. About 2/3 aluminum or titanium to 1/3 copper. I add pennies at the top for an extra copper power boost. Using pre-1983 pennies are best. You can get creative here. You can get metal shavings from metal shops that sell them, or you can use bb's, or cut up steel and copper scrubbies from Walmart or the Dollar Store. The kind you clean pots and pans with etc..they're easy to find. Cut them up in 1/2 inch pieces.
   
   Copper Wire - you can get small roll packs of copper wire at the hardware store. About 18 gauge or smaller. I use 14 gauge. Cut off about 6 inches and wrap it around two fingers clockwise and make it coil. Then slide it off and set it into the center of your pan or cup.
   
   Resin - I use auto bondo fiberglass resin. It's easy to find at anyplace that sells auto parts. Even Walmart has it. You can buy a quart or a gallon. It comes with a small tube of hardner. It's easiest to mix the entire thing at one time then try to guess proper amounts of the resin/hardner to use. You can get 12 muffin pan OB's out of a quart. Don't mix the resin till you're ready to pour it. It dries quickly and will get lumpy and hard if you don't use it right away after putting the hardner in it. Do not mix the resin in plastic. It gets to hot and dries much faster in plastic. I use old aluminum coffee cans.
   
   12 cup Muffin pan or 3oz. dixie cups. I prefer the muffin pan because the paper is noticeable on dixie cups when tossed into woods or wherever.
   
   Directions:
   
   With vegetable oil or non-stick cooking spray grease or spray the pan. If you're using dixie cups the cups won't come off even if you oil them. Preferred method is muffin pan.
   
   To keep the resin from drying to quick just add your ingredients first then pour resin over the top later. I spray the pan, put all the ingredients in each muffin hole, and then pour the resin over the top all at once over the holes.
   
   If you're using pennies for extra copper power place some copper down first, then the penny on top of that in the center of muffin hole and add some metal shavings on top of it, the coil and crystals, then a little more shaving on top of that.. (If you're using a gallon at a time mixed up you might want to prepare the muffin tins first, the resin can dry and harden before you get to it otherwise).
   
   For the coil cut off about 6-8 inches of the Copper wire and wrap it around 2 fingers clockwise and slide off placing the coil in center of muffin. Place some copper shavings around the coil and add 2-3 crystals inside the coil (depends on size of crystal here). Looser, wider coils give me more power than tightly wound coils.
   
   I like to put crystals both inside and around the coil.
   
   Fill to 1/3 of top of muffin pan with the ingredients.
   
   Pour resin over. Let it absorb, then pour more resin over it to fill it.
   
   Let it dry. Probably about one hour. Then take out of pan let them dry longer.
   
   Make in a well ventilated area, outside or in a garage.
   
   If you're mailing them, wrap them in foil.

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   2/12/08

   AngryJed

   They are in your passport now too, I heard somewhere that if you have a new passport, put it in the microwave for a bit to ruin the chip. I got lucky and renewed mine the year before they started putting the chip in.

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      2/12/08

      knightcrawler10467

      they are also going to be in the new national I.d. as well "Rfid.."
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   2/12/08

   mberry

   I haven't tested this yet, but will be as soon as I can get my hands on an rfid scanner. It is commonly known that brass mesh will block a huge range of fairly strong radio signals. Cell phones placed in a "cage" built like this will receive absolutely NO signal. What I want to do is create a wallet out of the brass mesh a la duct tape wallet, and see if it will block any rfid's in a drivers license, etc.

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   2/12/08

   stevenwilson

   Welcome to the New World Order courtesy of the Bildeburg Group.

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      2/12/08

      knightcrawler10467

      you are right welcome to the N.W.O.
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   2/12/08

   knightcrawler10467

   Talk about big brother is watching all of us.

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   2/12/08

   knightcrawler10467

   IF this mean anything to anyone try this to protect your computer from being expose. use proxy.what are proxy ?
   
   Whenever you surf the internet your ip address is being logged by every website you visit. A simple check of web logs will show the ip address of everyone that visited a particular website. These logs can be kept for years, and can send a trace back to you! It's not a matter of just covering your tracks as most of us have nothing to hide, it's a matter of *privacy*. Your right to privacy is being compromised when browsing without a proxy.

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   2/12/08

   knightcrawler10467

   try this for a list of proxy prowzer.com/

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