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More than four dozen employees of a Wisconsin company are getting microchip implants that will enable them to go through doors, log onto computers and more. NBC’s Ron Mott reports from the company’s first-ever “chip day,” where employees have the chips implanted and one demonstrates buying a…

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18 comments

  1. Jacob Weaver says:

    Old news (2017), but still, it’s concerning.

  2. Maria Deliz says:

    Crazy.

  3. Maria Deliz says:

    Nope

  4. Tyran Marseille Uganarain says:

    Great stuff

  5. Michael Patterson says:

    Absolutely not!!!!!

  6. Matt Jones says:

    Big 10-NOPE!

  7. Marv Humbles says:

    It’s happening! read yer Bible to see the end of this story!

  8. Chuck Courtnay says:

    This is old, almost three years old.
    We are not in the latter part of the tribulation period. The man of sin(antichrist) has not been revealed yet.

  9. Linna McDonald says:

    I don’t have anything to hide, but I don’t want anyone -ANYONE – to be able to track me all the time. If it’s good for one application, it’s good for others. Nope.

  10. Lelty Berhe says:

    Noooo thank you

  11. Arthur Arthanian says:

    The book of revelation 13

  12. Jemru - Da says:

    Can they still remove the chips?

  13. Larry Burrow says:

    Meh.. the problem is that people immediately call anything innovative as satanic. I’m against this because I don’t want to be pierced. Not because it’s “tHe MaRk Of ThA bEaSt”. The Bible refers to the mark as one in the right hand or forehead. This could be a literal “mark” or a symbolic mental submission(forehead) or service(right hand) to the antichrist. It’s silly to see Christians cry like screaming goats when something like this comes around. It gives Biblical prophesy a black eye.

  14. James Gore says:

    Wouldn’t the mark of the beast happening now mean we’ve all been left behind?

  15. Michelle Swihart Spreadbury says:

    Shouldn’t the admin remove this post since it is not accurate and those who don’t look further into it are apt to pass it along? Aren’t we to stop gossip in it’s tracks?

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