[Lypepuddyu]

why would they need to do chips? i personally worked with and assisted a person who was in the naval reserve that wrote much of the programming for the military smart id cards. these cards have embedded chips that maintains the medical records and personal information of the military person. all of the information that these chips are said to contain is in those id cards. so if the government wants to put avid style chips in people it isn't just for what they are saying it's for. if you're not familar with avid it has been around for quite awhile and stands for american veternary identification device. it is a chip that is implanted under the skin of a pet that can be read through the use of a special scanner. most animal control operations have at least one of these devices and are usually required to scan any pet that they pick up for the possibility of a chip. the owner's name and contact information as well as the vet's contact information that implanted the chip can be accessed from the company's database. sounds a lot like old uncle sam is trying to modify this system for use on people.