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Is a law needed to ban microchip implants in humans?

The Journal Times/Tom Sheehan | April 11 2005

MADISON - State Rep. Marlin Schneider doesn't want government getting under your skin.

The Wisconsin Rapids Democrat is introducing a bill that would prohibit anyone, including the government and employers, from requiring microchip implants in people.

Sound far-fetched, like something from a sci-fi flick? It might be. But Schneider, who's known as a privacy advocate, isn't waiting until the first case to be reported. Technology once reserved for tracking records on pets and livestock is migrating to the human race in medical, security and identity verification applications.

More of the story....http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/april2005/110405banmicrochips.htm

Entrepreneur Installs RFID Chips in Both Hands

Robin Arnfield / Newsfactor | January 10 2006

Carrying keys and remembering computer passwords are so last year, at least according to Amal Graafstra.

The Bellingham, Washington-based entrepreneur and his girlfriend, Jennifer Tomblin, have installed computer chips into their hands to give them access to their apartment and their computers -- without keys or passwords.

The devices implanted in Graafstra and his girlfriend are radio frequency identification (RFID) chips that are commonly used instead of barcodes to track merchandise in stores. STORY LINK
http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/january2006/100106RFID.htm