The Future - Chips with Everything?
By Nick Sandberg
HOW THE IMPLANTED CHIP OR MARK OF THE BEAST WILL BE IMPLEMENTED
So, if there really was a coherent body organising all of this, what would their
motivation be? And, where might all this be leading? The primary motivation behind all
elite activities is the desire for control. It's the base desire to control everything .
To take a vast, dynamic planet-full of people; different races, different beliefs,
different lives; and render them into a single homogenised unit, under your central
control. This is what truly motivates the elite.
To bring about this highly negative state of affairs, the elite must be active on two
fronts simultaneously - the world outside and the world inside, the planet and the mind.
In the 'world outside', the objective the elite are working toward is globalisation, the
creation of three vast interlocked markets centred on America, Europe and Asia, followed
by their full integration into a single
trading block. A global marketplace peopled with consumer-workers and serviced at the
lower end via third world debt.
In the 'world inside', the plan is to get all humanity microchipped. For despite a
multiplicity of control tactics currently being imposed on us; things like mortgages,
credit cards, street surveillance systems and pharmaceutical antidepressants; people still
have a basic level of personal freedom. Though it's getting harder to do so, we can still
walk out of consumerism and embark on a new life. But if we're chipped, this won't happen.
For scientists' knowledge of neuroscience is now such that, by having a microchip the size
of a grain of rice implanted inside our
body, we can be regulated at an emotional level. By gaining control over our body's
receptor-ligand network, our emotional state can be manipulated by electrical signals,
either as a part of a chip's program or via remote signalling. Thus creating a perfect
consumer workforce. Work, buy, procreate, sleep - a life stripped down to materialism and
survival, without any unpleasant emotions to get in the way.
So, the question for the elite is, how do they get people to get the chips fitted? And
make sure that they aren't removed? For, even though our planet has advanced considerably
along the road to becoming a world consumerist superstate, most people are still highly
resistant to the idea of having a chip put under their skin. There is therefore a
progressive strategy that will be gradually implemented to lead us, step by step, into
permitting this nightmare future to come about.
It will unfold in three stages. First - the removal of cash. Second - the placing of all
personal and financial data on individual 'smartcards'. Thirdly, the gradual elimination
of smartcards to be replaced by personal microchips.The only way of getting people to
accept being chipped is for them to believe it is necessary. Bank details, credit ratings,
employment status
and similar information can all easily be programmed into a chip and updated via remote
signal or by passing it across a reader.
Therefore, it is first necessary to render all money electronic, and to get people to
carry around their personal details on some form of 'smart card' - a credit-card sized
device bearing all the details that they need for daily transactions. Once this is
achieved, any number of problems can be manufactured within the smartcard system such that
people will need to get
the chip actually put inside their body if they are to be able to conduct transactions
safely.
Removing cash from our society. For the past twenty years we have been slowly led towards
giving up cash in favour of electronic money. And in the last ten the heat has been turned
up. The increased promotion of credit cards, phone banking, mail order and internet
shopping have all, in part, helped to bring about a society where the need for cash
transactions is greatly reduced. Yet most people still like carrying cash. More will have
to be done if cash is to be eliminated completely. One strategy may be the introduction of
new, multinational currencies not available as cash. The Euro, the currency for the
European Union, may be such a thing.
Another likely strategy will be the gradual implementation of 'smart citizenship' schemes
in various European cities. 'Smart citizenship' is one of a variety of euphemisms now
emerging for 'cashless society' and once one city has been signed up, the so-called
benefits will be extensively aired via the media to encourage others to follow suit. (In
April 2000 it was announced that the UK city of Southampton will host a 'smart
citizenship' scheme commencing 2002.)
Yet another possibility, connected with 'smart citizenship', is that cash will be removed
from our society on the pretext of eliminating the illicit drug trade. Many cities now
have around 1% of their population injecting heroin daily. (In some UK cities it is
approaching 2%). This, along with crack cocaine usage, is proving a near intolerable
social burden for people who live in the areas affected. Drug-related crime is at an
all-time high and the public increasingly crying out for something to be done.
If cash were eliminated, anonymous illicit transactions for small sums would not be
possible. With electronic money, the identities of the buyer and seller of any article are
recorded on computer, and should a transaction be for an illicit substance it could be
instantly traced. Although illicit drugs come into our countries in vast shipments, they
are nearly all ultimately sold in small amounts at or near street level. Remove cash and
drug dealers could be instantly traced.
(Ed. Reading this, you might well think that removing cash would
actually be quite a good idea if it got rid of the illicit drug trade! But, think a little
deeper. Regardless of the possibility of later being microchipped, do you really believe
our governments are doing all they can about drugs? To create heroin or cocaine, vast
areas of land must be given over to the cultivation of their plant sources. Thousands of
farmers in the more remote parts of SE Asia and Latin America have to spend their lives
cultivating these crops. Vast tanker loads of precursor chemicals must be shipped into
remote areas to convert the raw coca or opium into cocaine or heroin. Whole financial
networks are established to launder the billions of dollars revenue the trade generates
annually.
We live in a world where our governments can mobilise hundreds of thousands of troops to
fight a war to allegedly protect our oil supply, (the Gulf War), yet are apparently
powerless to prevent groups of peasant farmers and third world gangsters from poisoning
our children to death. Sit down and think about it for a moment. Does it really seem
likely? We have satellite tracking
systems capable of locating a single opium poppy growing in a field, and certainly able to
detect an illicit lab manufacturing heroin or cocaine from the plant sources.
There are in fact UN departments fully able to eliminate drugs like heroin and cocaine at
source, via crop-replacement schemes and similar, as was recently revealed at a major
conference in New York attended by some 160 world leaders and their representatives. The
United States refused to finance the plan, and not a word of it was reported in the
European media.)
If the 'drug war' is going to be used to assist in the outlawing of cash, one of the first
signs will likely be moves to legalise soft drugs like marijuana. For the smoking of
cannabis is the primary cash-based illicit activity that people indulge in, and so the
prospect of having this pleasure withdrawn from them would inevitably create considerable
opposition to any plan to outlaw cash. In addition, marijuana legalisation would create
the appearance of policy-softening on behalf of government, when the opposite is really
going on.
Whatever strategies are eventually employed, whilst cash is being eliminated and the
creation of a global society being pursued, there will be an assortment of 'distraction'
tactics used to keep the Western public unaware of what is really going on. And,
simultaneously, 'softening-up' strategies employed via the media.
The economic system will likely be deliberately manipulated to create a society in which
hard work is seen to go hand in hand with hard play. A high daily workload backed up with
a myriad distractions, soft drugs and diverse recreational activities creates the feeling
of living life to the full and ensures that there is little time for contemplation of what
is really going on behind it all. And for those who aren't working - crime, hard drugs and
constant media bombardment with images of opulence intended
to increase feelings of lack of self-worth, and to stimulate the desire to succeed.
Another distraction tactic will likely be the promotion of hedonism, via the constant
bombardment of sexually stimulating material through the media, and the legalisation of
soft drugs like cannabis and ecstasy. The 'softening-up' process will likely proceed via a
steady trickle of media stories relating to microchipping and globalisation. Stories
relating how some scientist says that in the future we won't have to carry wallets around,
it will all be on a chip installed in the wrist. Or tales of how much better life will be
for everyone once we're all one global community. Such stories will usually make it seem
that microchipping and globalisation are inevitabilities, that they have already been
decided.
Once cash has been eliminated from a country or region, by whatever means, and all money
has become electronic, the next step on the road to microchipping will be taken. People
will be increasingly drawn into giving up the multiplicity of cards they are carrying
around; credit cards, bank cards, ID cards and similar; and have them replaced with a
single 'smartcard'. The 'smartcard' will perform all the functions of the other cards, and
thus act as an interface between the holder and the increasingly global superstate.
With the smartcards increasingly in use, and cash gone, what will likely happen is that
problems will suddenly begin to mysteriously occur within the electronic money system.
People will occasionally find their money disappearing into thin air. Computer errors and
fraud within the system will appear rife.
Throughout this time the 'softening-up' process will have been continuing. By now, there
will likely be whole groups of people within society who have already been chipped.
Criminals, the mentally ill and military personnel being three likely targets. Chipping
will be portrayed as the socially positive thing to do via a multiplicity of media
techniques. And, furthermore, having your ID and financial records placed on a chip inside
your body will become renowned as the only safe way to keep your records safe from
interference.
There may well be encryption technology available on the personal chip that, for some
reason, won't be available on the smartcard. By now the media will be pushing personal
chips frenziedly. Small children will go missing in high profile cases on
the daily news, then be found 'because they were chipped'. Young peoples TV will be
especially targeted. Getting chipped will be seen as a 'cool' thing to do, with a vast
array of different chip features available to order. Getting chipped will be seen as
synonymous with 'getting ahead' and attracting members of the opposite sex.
The media will spare no effort ensuring that the negative aspects of getting chipped, such
as feeling like a robot, are expelled from our minds. To still further intensify the drive
to get the public chipped, large corporations will begin to make it a prerequisite for
persons working for them. Likely under the guise of it being their contribution to a
creating a positive society. By this time the multinational corporations of today, big as
they already are, will have been transformed into transnational
giants; astride the world like statues of Colossus; controlling vast sectors of the
earth's resources and meeting them out according to their masters schedule. (And with a
vast and continuous PR job making it all appear completely consensual).
Virtually everything purchased will be from a multinational corporation, and nearly all
employment opportunities will involve working for one. With cash gone and no way of
bringing it back, and the credit card, ID card and even smartcard systems increasingly
falling into disrepair, life will begin to seem pretty bleak for those persons not
chipped. Pretty soon, not being chipped will effectively mean you are not capable of
working for a regular wage in any but the most menial job.
There will of course initially still be a large black-market operating at varying degrees
outside the law and trading in a wide variety of licit and illicit substances. But, as
chipping proceeds all across Western society, and becomes seen as being as natural as
paying tax, so the State will increasingly make moves to attack illicit activity. With the
moral backing of the microchipped population, engineered by the media, so those persons
not chipped will increasingly be marginalised in the same way the homeless are now -
forced to the edges of society and left to fend for themselves in an environment of
poverty, drug addiction, sexual exploitation and crime.
And, with chipping now finally accepted as being an integral part of life in the 21st
century, the next stage will be implemented. The introduction of chips that can regulate
aspects of our body's function. Self regulation of our body and mind will be seen as a new
and convenient means of treating any number of complaints ranging from depression to minor
flesh wounds. No need to take tablets or call up the doctor, just programme your chip to
do it for you. Scientists are now sufficiently knowledgeable about our body's electrical
system and ligand-receptor networks that they can superficially alter many of our natural
emotional
functions.
By changing the way our body metabolises serotonin, for example, the symptoms of
depression can be relieved. The problem is that doctors frequently don't understand why
our body is behaving differently. Many scientists believe that things like depression are
themselves merely symptoms of deeper problems that need addressing. With chips capable of
altering a whole range of neurochemical functions, we will increasingly have the ability
to emotionally self-regulate ourselves. And there will thus be an inevitable temptation to
try and cut negativity entirely out of our lives, to program ourselves to never feel down.
From a health perspective this could be disastrous for negative emotions are frequently
just symptoms of deeper problems that require
attention.
Scientists know the health risks of ignoring what our emotions are trying to say to us.
Trying to block out negativity by altering our body's neurochemical functioning could lead
to the rapid onset of numerous complex degenerative conditions, the presence of which will
likely not be recognised - until it is too late.
And quite apart from the health aspects, giving people the means to easily emotionally
self-regulate themselves could lead to the 'prozac generation' becoming global. People
will become obsessed with feeling good about themselves all the time. And anything that
threatens to interfere with that feeling will be ignored. Wars, starvation, political
upheavals and global tyranny will all become just 'other peoples problems'. Nothing to do
with us - until it happens in our own backyard.And, with nearly everyone in the West using
microtechnology to block negativity, who's going to notice if one day the chips seem to
start
regulating themselves? No longer requiring us to actually programme changes into them, but
seemingly doing it all without our help.
Thus no longer even allowing us access to our true feelings if we wanted them. This
nightmare scenario seems like something out of science fiction. But, in fact, much of the
technology has already been developed. The implantable microchip with global tracking
system, Digital Angel, is
scheduled to go into production very soon. It is powered by human muscle movement and will
be offered to people concerned that they or their loved ones may go missing. And
researchers at the Massachussets Institute of Technology have already registered patents
for implantable chips that can release pharmaceuticals into the bloodstream. The
technology is here, the only question is - how much persuading will be necessary to make
us adopt it?
One thing is certain - everything will be done bit by bit. Step by step, we may be being
led into a place where no-one, if they thought about it, would ever willingly go. And
without means of escape.
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