Locator Chip for students, mark of the beast?
It is time to get out your thin-foil hats for conspiracy
time. In The Dallas Morning News
reprinted from the Associated Press was an article titled “Schools sued over
locator chips.” The Northside school
district in San Antonio, Texas is issuing student ID badges imbedded with
locator chips, called SmartID.
A parent is objecting claim it violates the families Christian
beliefs as they see the locator chip on a student ID as the mark of the beast
(a Biblical reference). The school is justifying
the use to help administrators get an accurate student attendance which
transforms into government money based on attendance.
This is known as incrementalism, a favored tactic of
liberals in the United States. Today
they ask for something small, and then tomorrow it balloons. Example:
smoking bans were first requested only on trans-ocean flights with
smokers being segregated to the back of the plane. Following their tactic of incrementalism this
smoking ban now grew to banning cigarette smoking in some municipalities in
private homes and automobiles.
Today they ask for locator chips on school IDs. This indoctrinates the children to accept
them and make it easier to expand its use when they reach adulthood. School IDs today, transportation tickets
tomorrow, then driver licenses, to the real objective: inserted into the body
at birth - the mark of the beast. These liberals are sinister and definitely
resemble the mark of the beast.
Link to article referenced:
http://www.star-telegram.com/2012/11/27/4443298/san-antonio-school-district-sued.html?KeepThis=true&TB_iframe=true&height=650&width=600
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