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In two acts: The FBI is going to begin investigating groups that have no connection to criminal activity.  New York is offering to chip New York drivers - on a voluntary basis, of course.  The end-game is obvious to those who are paying attention.  Most are asleep.  Unfortunately, all of us will be led to the slaughter with the sheep.  Such is the nature and power of the herd. Given the encroachment of Big Government, I'm leaning towards McCain-Palin.  Why?  Evangelical Christians are terrified of computer chips, since these are viewed as a prelude to the Mark of the Beast.  The government of course wants chips inside of us.  There is no way the Christian base would ever support this.  Palin is an Evangelical as they come, and thus will resist microchipping efforts...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on September 15, 2008 (boomark / email).

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