Replying to a message of Ross Cassell to Ross Sauer:

 RC> Hello Ross!

 RC> 20 Apr 10 23:22, you wrote to me:

 RC>>> This law probably isnt that far off the mark, as you seem
 RC>>> to infer, as long as the same legislation applies to big
 RC>>> brother.. Seems to me, it would be feasible for the state
 RC>>> to implant probationers and parolees in order to track
 RC>>> them, any cop with a wand, bam!

 RC>>> Now since you are so deeply invested in researching the
 RC>>> laws and lawmakers of the fine states of South Carolina
 RC>>> and Georgia, perhaps you can tell us all about Wisconsins
 RC>>> Official State Microbe!

 RS>> The cheese-making germ. Yes, that is a waste of time.

 RS>> The proposals against microchipping come from pure
 RS>> "endtimes" paranoia, as you chopped off.

 RC> Irrelevant..

 RC> Microchips could be used and abused... Walmart already uses
 RC> them in their distribution supply chain and talk abounds
 RC> about using Microchips as the replacement for bar codes and
 RC> scanners at the store checkout. No problem there..

A few years ago some idiot robbed a local Omaha bank.  He wrote his note on
part of the package of some product.  That piece he used happened to contain an
RFID chip.  From that RFID chip the police were able to (1) determine the
manufacturer,
the manufacturing plant and date shipped; (2) the store that eventually received that
particular box, (3) the specific date, time and register that box was sold and to
whom (the fellow paid with a check) and (4) they got a nice video, with date/time
stamp, of the individual going through the checkout line from the store's
video monitors.
All in just a few hours.  The police simply went to his home and picked him up, the
guy was flabbergasted.

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