1 Topic by montalk (edited by montalk 2004-04-04 08:34:11)

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Topic: RFID tags

I saw this on Rense.com today:

http://www.matrics.com/products/tags.shtml

One of their plastic RFID tags looks like this:

http://www.matrics.com/images/lvl2/products/tags/RO_DD_General_Plastic_Tag.gif

What does this look like to you? What's with these guys so blatantly putting symbolisms into their enslavement schemes (like the Denver Airport being in the shape of a swastika)?

On a related note, this technology always starts out in the military and is applied in secret, then it's passed off decades later as a technological breakthrough to the mass market.

For example, a friend of mine worked for the defense industry back in the 60s and 70s where he recalled seeing documents diagraming the rice-sized tracking implants that during the 80s and 90s showed up in some military abductees. Now they've hit the mass market and are known known as digital angel RFID implants.

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Saw that one, too. Impossible to overlook. It's like it's saying "Ha Ha Ha, gotcha again! Aren't we clever?"

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montalk wrote:

like the Denver Airport being in the shape of a swastika?

How so?

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Like this:

http://66.226.83.248/ap/03267
from http://www.airnav.com/airport/KDEN

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oh boy, how creative these designers are... sad

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Man! I've seen it in local bank interiors, but that is whack. It rotates clockwise, I notice. This helps send out a vibration of control based on their schedule and ideas.
My dad taught me about this hidden way of affecting the mind. Dots in a pattern hidden among other dots will affect one, because these symbols go way back into man's collective unconscious. In this case it is hidden in plain sight. I wonder if it is seeable from a plane taking off from the airport, or if it tends to be distorted from those angles, still eluding detection from the conscious mind. Tom, did you take this picture, and/or can you tell us anything more about it?

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No, you can't detect this from a plan.  (got to have those pics around here somewhere...)

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Cameron, do you mean plane? If you have pics, I'd love to see them if you can possibly put them up!

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This picture is from http://www.airnav.com/airport/KDEN a website for pilots. Lyra showed me this link after seeing it on another message board, where it was posted by a commerical (747) pilot who confirmed noticing the swastika as he circled in for landing.

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10 Reply by cameron (edited by cameron 2004-04-05 14:00:45)

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(still looking for those elusive photos I took...)

http://bbwd.net/txp/images/16.jpg

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Coming into the Denver International Airport, these photos were taken.  One from the air, one from on foot, and one from the car leaving the airport.

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12 Reply by SednaSphere (edited by SednaSphere 2007-05-06 21:09:36)

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This just beats all! I LOVE this stuff. Thanks you guys! Wow, Lyra, fantastic find.

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good pictures, Cameron.

Dots in a pattern hidden among other dots will affect one, because these symbols go way back into man's collective unconscious. In this case it is hidden in plain sight.

VERY interesting...

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14 Reply by cameron (edited by cameron 2004-05-08 11:48:09)

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Re: RFID tags

How does the PayPass technology work?
A MasterCard card enhanced with PayPass contains a chip and a tiny antenna inside the card.

PayPass.com

  Yeah, that makes sense.  The magnetic strip just isn't enough.  Just put a RFID chip in the card and know where the happy consumer is at all times.  That's the ticket...

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Here we go...