Congress Passed a Bill Making It OK to Microchip Humans
DaisyLuther.com
December 15, 2016
You microchip your dog and your cat to keep them safe. So why not human beings?
That is the idea being pushed in H.R. 4919, a bill so vaguely worded that we should all be very, very concerned.
While it’s currently being promoted as a way to keep track of those who are “mentally incompetent” due to Alzheimer’s, dementia, mental health issues, or developmental disabilities, I think we can all see the potential for abuse.
Melissa Dykes of Truthstream Media wrote:
The language of the bill is so vague, in fact, that we don’t know what type of tracking tech will be employed or how far this program will end up going if it gets in full swing… While most of us realize there are much more high tech options out there these days than microchips, it’ll probably be something people have been acclimated to…
…Take note that, for an issue that involves people with mental disabilities, they didn’t put this new program under the control of the Department of Health and Human Services; no, they specifically put it under the control of the Department of Justice. Rep. Gohmert warned everyone on the House floor that this bill will end in people being tracked against their will.
Who will be the arbiter of mental health? Who will decide whether YOU should have a microchip “for your own safety?” When will the chip become mandatory for everyone? The surveillance net is tightening around us all and most people don’t even realize it.
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