Biometric thumb scan cards required for all Washington DC children - From Washington Post - Spiritual Forum - Ashtar Command

“Washington, D.C., has already implemented a card— which is held with the CIA andthe National Security Agency— for all children. Itcontains all kinds of biometricinformation - face scans, thumb prints, you name it. If the children want their schoollunches, they have to thumb scan to get them. Nothumb scan, no food (ABCNews.com, January 10,2002, ‘Finger Food’; CBS News, January 24, 2002,‘Fingerprints Pay for School Lunch’). All this trainsthe children for the cashless society and gets theminto the database. Think about it. Thumb scanning ingovernment schools to get food. You would expect toread about something like this in Aldous Huxley’sBrave New World or George Orwell’s 1984, but it’sactually happening . . . and it’s only the beginning.It’s not just children who are being conditioned.Adults across the land are biometrically scanning tobank. And not just bank— but to get their lunches too, at Kroger and HEB food storesfrom Texas to New York.” -Alex Jones, “911 Descent into Tyranny”“Now the Feds have expanded their tracking control grid by passing a law that allnew cell phones, starting in October 2001, have to be satellite trackable so they knowexactly where you’re at . . . for your safety (www.bn.com, September 16, 1999, ‘FedsOK Cell Phone Tracking’; CNET News.com, November 10, 2000, ‘Wireless phonetracking plans raise privacy hackles’). Whatever happened to the FourthAmendment? Then there’s OnStar. The federal government is in talks with the statesto force everyone to have an OnStar-type trackingsystem in their car for tracking as well as taxationpurposes. Private companies are racing ahead toimplement this Big Brother system. Rental carcompanies are imposing fines of $450 for going onemile over the speed limit (ZDNet News, June 19,2001, ‘Car spy pushes privacy limit’), and that’s ifyou pass the thumb scan to get the rental car (WiredNews, November 21, 2001, ‘No Thumbprint, NoRental Car’)” -Alex Jones, “911 Descent intoTyranny”

"Hehe....It's Farage being too "British" with his words and desire to please all sides of a debate.....You and I are more "Prussian," a bit like straight talking Americans, too.....😁"

"Yes, I definitely agree. At least Zia Yusef cleared up that weird glitch for us, on 24th Feb. It’s good to see someone in that party doing the right thing. We don’t have the time or the patience for people pleasers lol."

"Agreed Movella...Frankly I have no idea why Farage would use such defeatist words, but I look at his shadow home secretary making an official speech on the topic of deportations and feel assured....That speech was on the 24th Feb, so undoubtedly…"

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3rfl3nfqndi4s February 25, 2010 at 3:00pm

And, isn't it ludicrous they ALWAYS use that old catch-phrase....."for your protection". NO THANK YOU!!! Yes, I'm saying that very loudly. I don't need Big Guv's protection.....I have Creator's protection. Excuuuuuse me, I find that protection much more valuable than any that any human being can give me.

I won't lie to you.....this makes me FURIOUS!!! About the time I can muster up some compassion for the karma these jokers are accruing, they pull something like this, which infuriates me all over again. Talk about bringing my warrior NRG to the surface!!!
- Cedric > 3rfl3nfqndi4s February 25, 2010 at 3:21pm
  
  I hear you litlle feather. A 100 Australians have been killed sinds 2001 from terrorist attacks, wel now let's see how manny died from other causes. Protection of their own is all they care about meanwhile people die of hunger and other atrocities nobody does annything concrete about it. pisses me off to.
Barron February 25, 2010 at 8:21am

Australia to use face-scanning and fingerprints to combat terrorism
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/australiaandthepacific/au...
Vagelis4VP February 25, 2010 at 5:21am

Well....Congratulations....Humanity is taking one more step deeper to....slavery...
This is what we want...this is what we Get!!!

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