Are You Ready For The Universal Internet ID That Barack Obama Wants To Impose On All Of Us?
The video posted below is an excerpt from a CBS News report about these proposed universal Internet identities….
The Obama administration is developing a “universal Internet ID” program that would watch, track, monitor and potentially control your activity on the Internet. These ”trusted identities” are being touted as a way to increase safety and security on the Internet and as a way to eliminate the need for dozens of different usernames and passwords.
But is a universal Internet ID that is issued and controlled by the U.S. government really a good idea? Right now, Obama administration officials are trying to make it seem as non-threatening as possible. They are insisting that it will not be mandatory. They are insisting that it would be impossible for hackers to steal the universal Internet identities. They are insisting that none of our personal information will be gathered or used by federal agencies.
But in light of how regularly the government has abused our liberties and freedoms in recent years in the name of “security”, should we really believe what they are saying about this new universal Internet ID? Perhaps to assuage concerns about “Big Brother”, the Obama administration is proposing that the U.S. Commerce Department be the one to oversee these new universal Internet identities.
But how long do you think it would take for the Department of Homeland Security (along with several dozen other government agencies) to get involved in “administering” these “trusted identities”? The potential for government abuse of such a system is absolutely staggering. As we have seen so many times over the past few years, when you give government bureaucrats an inch, often they end up taking several miles.
So what are some of the other potential problems of such a system?
Well, by creating a “master key” to the Internet for each and every individual, if it is lost or stolen you could literally lose everything you have worked so hard for in a single day. Imagine what could happen if a very evil hacker gained instant access to your bank account, your credit cards, your Paypal account, your email, your Facebook account, your Twitter account, your Ebay account, your Amazon account, your blogs, your websites and everything else of importance on the Internet that belongs to you.
In addition, it would only be a matter of time before this universal Internet ID becomes “a de facto national ID”.
Are You Ready For The Universal Internet ID
That Barack Obama Wants To Impose On All Of Us?.
First of all, the Internet itself is being used to accumulate information about everything people do or say. That said, THIS information is being recorded and stored in the database under my name, my IP address and my email address. So be it. Secondly, without an Internet assigned name or number, assigned by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, people cannot use the Internet. Thirdly, Verichip technology is OLD technology. Chipless RFID tattoo technology is much more likely to be used as a Universal ID, and for many reasons. Low cost, easy and quick application, cannot be lost or stolen, can be visible or invisible, is supposedly biocompatible, lasts for the lifetime of the person its placed in or on, can be scanned by a wide variety of scanners, etc.. Tattooing has made a tremendous comeback especially in America. Its an ancient pagan Luciferian practice, and is strictly forbidden in Holy Scripture of the Old Testament! How come so many so-called Christians in America have tattoos today? How many American sports hero’s, rock stars, rappers, and others in the entertainment industry have tattoo’s and cuttings in their flesh? How many American military personel? Oh, you wouldn’t dare say anything to discredit America’s military personel now, would you? That would be ‘un-patriotic’ wouldn’t it! Get real, please!
Explaining online privacy is actually fairly straightforward: you have none. That part is definite. The impact of and remedies for this are considerably less clear-cut, but one thing is certain: whether at home or at work, everything that you, your friends, your employees, your partners, and your customers do online is both transparent and readily available to a host of others. Virtually every site that offers free services, online networking, or shopping captures your activity, combines it with data from other tracking sources, and sells it to someone. Or even many someones. There are no federal statutes in the United States that protect online privacy, and no effective controls over the use of personal information gathered by online surveillance. Add a governmental Master Key and well we all get the picture…
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Glad to see that others are aware of what is happening, but its going to happen because it was prophesied to happen! It states in revelation 13 that those who will not take the ‘mark’ are to be killed by those who do. How many people are going to willing accept this technology as the means to save their lives? From what those espousing antichrist humanist and humanitarian democratic ‘values’ are saying, it appears that many people will!
“The next ten years will see a rapid gain in market share of chipless tags. The numbers sold globally will rise from 5 million 0.4% in 2006 to 267 billion 45% in 2016. By value, chipless versions will rise from $1.2 million 0.1% in 2006 to $1.39 billion – a more modest 13% of all income from RFID tags in 2016 because most of the increase in penetration will be by price advantage. Including the infrastructure, software and services, that is a $2.8 billion market for chipless RFID systems in 2016. Thereafter, chipless tags will rapidly come to dominate the RFID market though the most technically capable chips, such as financial cards containing microprocessors, 5.8 GHz tags for non-stop road tolling or Ultra Wide Band tags for Real Time Location Systems will continue to be made using silicon chips.”
Source: IDTechEx