Scared Mexicans try under-the-skin tracking devices

Prophecy Sign: The
surveillance system of the Antichrist

As advances in
technology continue at mach speed, the future surveillance and economic system
of the Antichrist become that much closer. We don't quite know what will
convince people of the future to accept the coming mark of the beast system. It
may be brute force, peer pressure, sounded like a good idea at the time, or
perhaps sheer fear. Fear is always a good motivator to get people to do
something they would otherwise never do. A type of  fear of which is obvious in the nation of Mexico. Citizens are being convinced to purchase a
traceable RFID device and have it inserted into their bodies. With all the many
deaths and kidnappings occurring in Mexico due to the drug wars, people are frightened
that they may become a target and are considering anything that they perceive
would make them safer.

Will many people of
the near future be deceived into thinking, by a factor of fear, that taking the
future mark of the beast is a good thing? IF YOU ARE STILL HERE DURING THE TIME
OF THE TRIBULATION, PLEASE DO NOT BY ANY MEANS BE TALKED INTO ACCEPTING THIS
MARK.

It also forced all people, great and small, rich and poor,
free and slave, to receive a mark on their right hands or on their foreheads, so
that they could not buy or sell unless they had the mark, which is the name of
the beast or the number of its name. Revelation 13:16-17 NIV





From the article:

For $2,000 upfront and annual fees of $2,000, the company provides clients with a subdermal radio-frequency identification chip (RFID), essentially a small antenna in a tiny glass tube. The chip, inserted into the fatty tissue of the arm between the shoulder and elbow, is less than half an inch long and about as wide as a strand of boiled spaghetti. The chip relays a signal to an external Global Positioning System unit the size of a cellphone, Kuri said, but if the owner is stripped of the GPS device in the event of an abduction, Xega can still track down its clients by sending radio signals to the implant. The company says it has helped rescue 178 clients in the past decade.

 

Scared Mexicans try under-the-skin tracking devices

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