Reagan on ID card/tatoo "My god, that's the mark of the beast"

[The Straight Story]

U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

SUBCOMMITTEE ON IMMIGRATION AND CLAIMS

JUDICIARY COMMITTEE

ON:

A NATIONAL IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM

MAY 13, 1997
.......


I wish to remind Republicans that this idea first surfaced in a Reagan cabinet meeting in 1981. Then Attorney General William French Smith argued that a perfectly harmless i.d. card system would be necessary to reduce illegal immigration. A second cabinet member asked why not tattoo a number on each American's forearm. According to Martin Anderson, the White House domestic policy adviser at the time, Reagan blurted out: "My god, that's the mark of the beast." Anderson reports "that was the end of the national identification card" during the Reagan years. But bad ideas never die in Washington; they wait for another day.



http://64.233.161.104/unclesam?q=cache:KKwWLDNL67IJ:www.house.gov/judiciary/677.htm+mark+of+the+beast&hl=en

[Sugarbleus]

1. "They wait for another day"....so true

I remember this discussion years ago. Everyone was saying the same thing. "Mark o the beast"

Weirder yet are those implants used on animals and small children. I worked in a company about 15 years ago that made larger versions of these optical/magnetic scanners (for trucking and military use) The supervisor and I were constantly giving each other the "Oh my goodness" looks over where the technology was going.

Now we see scanning strips on everything. If "they" don't use the national ID per se, they can still use the scanning technology to get the job done. The grocery store discount cards hold all the information about you and what you buy..it can easily be forwarded to other companies, maybe even insurance companies.

Our licenses have strips, our credit cards do. Our money has strips in it...The technology is endless. I even heard something about Cell phones with tracking technologies built in...IF they wanted to use it hmmmm.

[Straight Shooter]

2. Osama bin Laden can run, and he can hide. But Americans can't.

You know it's coming, don't you? Implants in newborn babies, in toddlers, in school-age children, justified because they'll ratchet up the fear of people's children being stolen.

All it will take is a good psyops fear campaign for the hysteria to set in, and people will agree, yes, it's a good thing to always know where our children are.

[TexasChick]

3. Yes, carefully and craftily disguised as "The Patriot KinderID"! n/t

[allalone]

4. this is so creepy

years ago I found a flyer on my car. It was all about the mark of the beast. In it they told about a plan where everyone would have a scannable device implanted and anybody that didn't have one couldn't purchase food or anything and would be track-able, etc. God, I wish I had saved it. I thought it was craziness and tossed it, but now I wonder how the writer knew about all this way back then.

[The Straight Story]

5. See this:

Larry Burkett, book: The Illuminati (Fiction)

Also, for fun, do a search on Mark of The beast on:
http://www.google.com/unclesam
some fun reading on government sites....