Does it concern Americans that Bush's former US Secretary of Health & Human Services now works for Verichip?

Question

Bush's speech on immigration (wonder why it has been such a big focus issue in the news lately) to discuss the need for quote a "BIOMETRIC TECHNOLOGIC...TECHNOLOGY" for 20 million immigrants. His administration is pushing for human implantable microchips for immigration, to protect us from "terror". Applied Digital Solutions the company that manufactures Verichip openly endorses implanting babies, the elderly, businessmen etc. They stand to make MILLION$ chipping Americans like animals! Presidential speech given on 6-6-6. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82L3qU33CwY
http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2003/10/images/20031029-1_p35207-07-250h.jpg http://www.verichipcorp.com/
http://www.theamericanmind.com/images/bush-tommy.jpg
http://www.usmedicine.com/images/Thompson-Ashcroft.jpg
Please wake up America do what is right for your family not politicians corporate paymasters or the blood of your childern will be on your hands as well as the Mark of the Beast!
Revelation 13:16-18

Answer 1

Everything about our Administration scares me! I'm one of the activist's who try to prevent this dictatorship.

Answer 2

Here's the problem with your comments, sir: Some people are so engrossed in their hatred for President Bush, that they will let emotions overrun their arguments and thus, let their arguments go way off the deep end. Your comments are no exception to this trend! Bush's speech speaks of computer chips being put into ID CARDS -- not people. Yet, you have twisted the facts -- you've painted a picture of people having chips physically implanted in their bodies. Something that Bush did not even come close to saying he wanted to do. And, so what if one of Bush's former staffers will be working for a company that makes the chips? Does this stop any other company from developing such chips and trying to break into the market? No, it does not. I live in Japan, and as a non-Japanese citizen, I have to carry certain ID on me that shows that a) I'm legally allowed to live here, and b) I'm legally allowed to work here. Does this make me feel like an "animal," to use one of your overemotionally charged words? Not at all. On the contrary -- it protects me from being made a target of suspicion, arrest, and/or deportation. What's more, it enables the Japanese authorities to identify me -- and to make appropriate contacts -- in the event that an accident or sudden illness leaves me incapacitated. Do yourself a favor -- don't let your hatred for Bush override your every action and thought. Disagreeing with the president is fine, but twisting his words and misrepresenting his actions based on a sheer hatred for the man is not acceptable. .

Answer 3

Yes, it concerns me (she typed wearily). EVERYTHING about the Bush presidency's connection to Big Business concerns me. I know it's going to make the conservatives want to scream, but... Halliburton!

As for the business about chips? I'm not so worried, because I don't buy into the whole Armageddon/Mark of the Beast business (and don't plan to ever get chipped!). But I can see how it would worry those who do.

Answer 4

That thought is scary but valid....our government tagging our children. We need to accept that the government below our border is a big enemy. They are getting wealthier and wealthier and sending their poor to here. When will the Mexicans take what is there's. It's called Mexico, not California, Texas or Arizona.

Answer 5

Nope, nothing to get your knickers in a knot about.

Answer 6

Vote for Bush again, this perv. will have more stupid ideas!