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Posted by: No Rice Allowed

RFID Tags in New US Notes Explode When You Try to Microwave Them

Adapted from a letter sent to Henry Makow Ph.D.

Want to share an event with you, that we experienced this evening.. Dave had over $1000 dollars in his back pocket (in his wallet). New twenties were the lion share of the bills in his wallet. We walked into a truck stop/travel plaza and they have those new electronic monitors that are supposed to say if you are stealing something. But through every monitor, Dave set it off. He did not have anything to purchase in his hands or pockets. After numerous times of setting off these monitors, a person approached Dave with a 'wand' to swipe why he was setting off the monitors.

Believe it or not, it was his 'wallet'. That is according to the minimum wage employees working at the truck stop! We then walked across the street to a store and purchased aluminum foil. We then wrapped our cash in foil and went thru the same monitors. No monitor went off.

We could have left it at that, but we have also paid attention to the European Union and the 'rfid' tracking devices placed in their money, and the blatant bragging of Walmart and many corporations of using 'rfid' electronics on every marketable item by the year 2005.

Dave and I have brainstormed the fact that most items can be 'microwaved' to fry the 'rfid' chip, thus elimination of tracking by our government.

So we chose to 'microwave' our cash, over $1000 in twenties in a stack, not spread out on a carasoul. Do you know what exploded on American money?? The right eye of Andrew Jackson on the new twenty, every bill was uniform in it's burning... Isnt that interesting?

Now we have to take all of our bills to the bank and have them replaced, cause they are now 'burnt'.

We will now be wrapping all of our larger bills in foil on a regular basis.

What we resent is the fact that the government or a corporation can track our 'cash'. Credit purchases and check purchases have been tracked for years, but cash was not traceble until now...

Dave and Denise
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FACT SHEET: SECURITY FEATURES OF NEWLY DESIGNED $20 BILL
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RFID Tags Already in Euro Notes

Steve Watson

They told us they were going to do it by 2005 and now they have. Euro bank notes have RFID radio tags in them.

If you were listening to the Alex Jones show on Monday 1st March you will have heard Paul Watson report the story that RFID tags have been found in the new US $20 bills. A letter sent to Henry Makow Ph.D. described how two citizens found alarms in shops being triggered by their wallets, curious and wise to the RFID proposals they chose to 'microwave' over $1000 in twenties in a stack. The right eye of Andrew Jackson on the new twenty was uniform in it's burning.

I remembered I had a couple of Euros in my wallet from my last visit to France and decided what the heck, I'll microwave them. After just three seconds the first note exploded into flame and fearing for my microwave's safety I quickly pressed the stop button. A fluke? Maybe, I tried with the second note, a five, again after precisely three seconds the same bright flash of flame.

It was obvious to see where the tags had been as two perfectly round holes could be seen in my notes. I noticed that the holes lay precisely over the metal strip within the notes. I thought to myself that maybe it was just the metal in the strip that was reacting, so i tried again. Ten, twenty, thirty seconds went by and... nothing. The strip was completely unharmed.

The fact is that my bank notes were tagged. Should I be suprised, well no, they said they were going to do this by 2005

Of course, the official line is that these tags are there "to protect us", they stop counterfeiting and enable security agencies to track illegal money. Why would illegal money come in five or ten Euro notes? Surely your classic suitcase with wads of cash consists of 200s or 500s not fives and tens, you would need a whole truck to transport large amounts.

The truth is where ever we go are being tracked by our governments. RFID is the latest technology to be used in the ever-growing control grid that dictates the way we live our lives. Walmart has recently carried out RFID trials, even though they claim it is only to monitor possible theft of razors!

We live in a society that is now ten times worse than Orwell's 1984, everything is surveilled. Our clothes are being tagged, our money, where ever we go we are caught on CCTV numerous times a day, cameras are going up in the streets, the schools, in bathrooms. Many will say "I have nothing to hide, why should I worry?" Yes, that's the way the New World Order is training you to think, give up your liberty, know you are losing your rights and don't even care! Then when you have given everything up, when you have nothing left to give the agenda is complete and you have ever so slowly consented to be a slave to your elite masters.

Want to do something now? Go and microwave your money - it's a start.

More on RFID Tags...

http://64.233.161.104/search?q=cach...&hl=en&ie=UTF-8

Posted by: MikeT

be one in your neck in a few years...

Posted by: LS1JAY

I've gone through a lot of those wal-mart monitors and with fairly large amonuts of cash in my wallet, and have never set off anything. Makes me wonder if that's just one of those "send this to everyone" scam e-mails???

Posted by: No Rice Allowed

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Originally Posted by LS1JAY


	I've gone through a lot of those wal-mart monitors and with fairly large amonuts of cash in my wallet, and have never set off anything. Makes me wonder if that's just one of those "send this to everyone" scam e-mails???

Don't know..but here is more...

http://www.spychips.com/

Posted by: LS1JAY

Unfortunatly it seems as though the mark on the forehead/hand will be next! There's no way in hell I'm taking that!

Posted by: Slow Nova

Sorry, but I've got to call BS on this one...especially the tracking portion.

If I take a $20 out of my account, and spend it at ABC store, how is anyone going to know it was me. that $20 bill was not linked to my account in anyway whatsoever. It was one of many $20 bills sitting in a drawer...probably deposited by the guy standing in front of me in line at the bank.

Posted by: No Rice Allowed

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Originally Posted by Slow Nova


	Sorry, but I've got to call BS on this one...especially the tracking portion. If I take a $20 out of my account, and spend it at ABC store, how is anyone going to know it was me. that $20 bill was not linked to my account in anyway whatsoever. It was one of many $20 bills sitting in a drawer...probably deposited by the guy standing in front of me in line at the bank.

They'll only know where the 20 dollar bill is, but this is just the beginning...recorders or even cameras could end up this small and be used in tagging...

Posted by: Mr. P

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Originally Posted by No Rice Allowed


	They'll only know where the 20 dollar bill is, but this is just the beginning...recorders or even cameras could end up this small and be used in tagging...

It always makes me chuckle when I see technology that has actually been around and in use for years, suddenly and dramatically hit the news media. OhhhMyGosh, they've discovered the tracking device in the twenty, what are we going to do now!

Believe me, if the Federal Government wants to track someone, there are many many many ways to do it and the person they are tracking will never know. There are many delivery systems to put a tag on someone without crawling around on your back placing a magnetic transponder on the frame of a vehicle, lol.

They're jerking these people off the streets every day too, and I will say 99% of the time it is in the absolute best interest of the country. You WANT the people they're pulling off the streets to be off the streets. Many times you never hear the real story about what happened, it's a traffic stop as far as the media is concerned, or a drug bust, or a parole violation, or........ you get the picture. Basically if they want you, they're going to get you.

The good news is, they don't want you. They really have NO INTEREST in the average guy, there is too much traffic out there to be worrying about you and me, well you anyway, heh heh.

When the Feds have had to deal with the most creative deviant minds from Europe and China, they have lots of toys the media hasn't discovered yet. It's not the Feds we really have to worry about, it's the hotel chains, the credit card companies, insurance companies, the Krogers of the world, banks, etc., who are doing the tracking, and NOT the Federal government. At least that's my take. Take a good look at that credit card you've signed up for with your frigging social security number, ha ha, talk about knowing your every move......we're an open book to a lot of companies out there.

Doing a sweep of a hotel room, you're more likely to find something put there by the hotel management, or hotel staff, or an individual employed by the hote., than the Feds. Pull a bag of pretzles out of a hotel mini bar, it goes on your invoice automatically. Even wonder how?

There is a lot of snooping going on in this world, but most of it is trying to get your money and find out about your buying habits. The Feds are really out to protect the country, 99% of the time. They could really give a rip about your buying habits.

Mr. P

Posted by: Slow Nova

I agree. I don't think they could care less if I'm an impulse buyer when it comes to fishing gear.

Posted by: MadScientistMatt

Anyone else have the urge to play Mythbusters and stick some money in the microwave to see what happens? I did - no sparks, no nothing. I did, however, put a little water in there since running a microwave with nothing to absorb the microwaves is not always safe.

Also, RFID tags are not likely to trip one of those detectors. Most of them use magnetics and wouldn't even notice a RFID chip. If there are any out there that use RFID, they'd be able to tell chips used in the store from ones from other sources.

It's not implausible that the government might try using some sort of electronics embedded in money to detect counterfeits. But the claims in the letter don't sound like a correct description of an RFID system. The message from the guy who keeps his money in aluminum foil doesn't sound very far removed from the tinfoil hat community.

Posted by: MikeT

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Originally Posted by MadScientistMatt


	The message from the guy who keeps his money in aluminum foil doesn't sound very far removed from the tinfoil hat community.

You got a problem with tinfoil?

Besides most of us use aluminum foil these days

Posted by: No Rice Allowed

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Originally Posted by MadScientistMatt


	Anyone else have the urge to play Mythbusters and stick some money in the microwave to see what happens? I did - no sparks, no nothing. I did, however, put a little water in there since running a microwave with nothing to absorb the microwaves is not always safe. Also, RFID tags are not likely to trip one of those detectors. Most of them use magnetics and wouldn't even notice a RFID chip. If there are any out there that use RFID, they'd be able to tell chips used in the store from ones from other sources. It's not implausible that the government might try using some sort of electronics embedded in money to detect counterfeits. But the claims in the letter don't sound like a correct description of an RFID system. The message from the guy who keeps his money in aluminum foil doesn't sound very far removed from the tinfoil hat community.

I don't know the whole truth behind it......But having devices attached to everything you buy isn't my idea of being safe....If it can receive a signal outside, it can cause trouble in your home...

Here's the bills mentioned above...

Posted by: MadScientistMatt

Well, here's some more thoughts...

They said they zapped the money in a stack of 50 bills. The picture looks like the result of a single spark spreading fire damage thoughout the stack, not individual explosions on each and every bill.

A RFID tag small enough to hide in a bill would be a passive chip. These are unpowered, short-range devices that send their serial number to a counting device a few feet from the tag. Long range tracking requires larger RFID tags - about the size of a quarter - with their own power supplies, at least with current technology. I've done a bit of shopping for these things myself, although I wound up deciding that they weren't of much use for my application.

Lastly, I definitely wasn't able to duplicate their results when I microwaved a new 20.

Posted by: MikeT

I read on some other messageboards were people have put some 20's in the micro and they have not burned up.

However, this thread does bring up the point that technology + paranoid government = the end of privacy and personal freedom.

Its only going to get worse from here.

Posted by: No Rice Allowed

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Originally Posted by MadScientistMatt


	Well, here's some more thoughts... They said they zapped the money in a stack of 50 bills. The picture looks like the result of a single spark spreading fire damage thoughout the stack, not individual explosions on each and every bill. A RFID tag small enough to hide in a bill would be a passive chip. These are unpowered, short-range devices that send their serial number to a counting device a few feet from the tag. Long range tracking requires larger RFID tags - about the size of a quarter - with their own power supplies, at least with current technology. I've done a bit of shopping for these things myself, although I wound up deciding that they weren't of much use for my application. Lastly, I definitely wasn't able to duplicate their results when I microwaved a new 20.

You are probably right....Like I said, "I'm not sure how much truth is in the statements.." Just thought I'd pass it on.....To see what you guys thought.

Posted by: No Rice Allowed

Another article on it...

RFID tag activated bombs
Given the one way trust nature of the protocols, where the RFID tag betrays vital information to any reader device, promiscuously, there is no reason why terrorists or military opponents could not easily target individuals or groups of individuals with landmines, booby traps etc. based on the RFID tags which are detected on a person e.g. a bomb which only kills rich American or European tourists or singles out military personnel from the local civilian population.

The current plans to include contactless RFID chips in, for example, the new USA Biometric Passports, without any encryption at all, will lead to easier automated target reconaissance for terrorists, who will no doubt program a bomb to wait until several US Citizens are within range before detonating itself automatically.

The UK Government must not put its citizens at risk from this sort of technological short sightedness. Why make a rod for our own backs ?

Posted by: The OLE MAN

I put a STACK of 100's (don't have any 20's

) in the micro....................... nothing, except my COLD cash became WARM.............

The OLE MAN

Posted by: MadScientistMatt

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Originally Posted by MikeT


	I read on some other messageboards were people have put some 20's in the micro and they have not burned up. However, this thread does bring up the point that technology + paranoid government = the end of privacy and personal freedom. Its only going to get worse from here.

An effective paranoid government can pull that off with or without technological help. Czarist Russia and the French Revolution both come to mind.

But it doesn't help civil liberties if too many people start circulating implausible and inaccurate rumors about what the government supposedly is already doing. After all, if they are out to do some sort of drastic crackdown, having a bunch of false rumors in circulation will certainly help discredit any true rumors. It's like a conspiracy meta-theory joke: Is it possible that all the really out there conspiracy theories were really started by Them to throw us off?

Posted by: MikeT

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Originally Posted by MadScientistMatt


	It's like a conspiracy meta-theory joke: Is it possible that all the really out there conspiracy theories were really started by Them to throw us off?

Not really, just look at some of the legislation thats been passed in the last few years. We're headed down the road to becoming a police state and I don't like it one bit.

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