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As we recently told you, a health insurance company in the US is to begin "chipping" 280 chronically ill patients in a bid to test out the technology with a view to introducing it to much greater numbers possibly even all of their patients. The general reaction to that story has, thus far, been surprisingly strong with almost everybody realising that is not just an important issue with regards to the terrifying potential of invasive procedures being made compulsory by corporations but it is also a right to privacy issue too. The overwhelming response has been "They would have to kill me first before they could put one of those things in me". Be careful what you wish for, I would say! So it seems that "they" have a problem. They have the chip ready and working. They have made the huge financial investment in the technology, They have convinced clubs in the US to demand that you are chipped before you are allowed into the VIP lounges. All of this and so much more but still nobody actually wants it implanted into their body. All they need now is a solution to this problem and the rest is easy. One that is subtle and cunning. One that lulls people into thinking that it will all be ok. One that shows young people and children that it is cool to have one, after all they are the generation that is most likely to "benefit" from such a system. So what have they come up with... Manchester United players may be "chipped" so that the management can "track their movements on the pitch"!!! Is that the best that they could do? Track them on the pitch? And I thought that was what eyes were for! I was amazed when they started reanalysing it on video AFTER the games! What about the owners of the club, the Glazer family? Surely they do not have links to anything that could spark the need for a more thorough investigation into their "interest" in this technology...Or could they? I am going to put together a lot more information on this and present it to you in the near future but one certainly interesting fact is that, for some reason, they purchased George Herbert Walker Bush's near-bankrupt oil company, Zapata, from him and made a resounding success out of it...Selling FISH PROTEIN! There is one simple question here that is just dying to be asked... Why would the Glazer family buy an oil company that was trading in the red, was linked to the Watergate scandal, had links to the CIA, the Kennedy assassination even the Bay of Pigs debacle and turn it into a totally different company with a completely different and unrelated product? Surely it would have been cheaper for them to have started a new company called "Glazer Fish Protein Inc." or similar and trade from a neutral starting position without all of that debt and baggage? Of course it would and that is why this warrants further investigation. The Glazer family also own the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, an American Football team that has the Skull and Cutlasses on its club badge. It does look a like a Skull and Bones though! Reading the Buccaneers website reveals nothing of any plans to chip the players there but maybe they need to get the UK in line first. If they do then you can be sure that we will let you know! Incidentally for those who do not know, the Manchester United nickname is the "Red Devils" and they, of course, have a red devil sporting a pitchfork on their club badge...Strange but true! Understand the importance of all of this. This is real life that we are talking about here. Chips, tracking, Dubya Sr, CIA links, presidential assassination links, devils and skulls...If you went to the cinema to see a film and this turned out to be the premise you would demand a full refund and leave in disgust in protest of the totally unbelievable plot. It is a lot like the passport of one of the hijackers being found on the ground outside the World Trade Centre by an FBI agent when even the black boxes did not survive the impact. It is a lot like the identifying credit cards and passports found at the scenes of the London bombings and the intelligence services acceptance that these pieces of ID must have come from the bombers even though the trains were twisted wrecks of mangled steel and had not even been cleared of bodies at that point. It is just too many coincidences for it to be a coincidence...As usual. |
Friday 30th June 2006 | Manchester Evening News
by John Scheerhout
Manchester United stars could be fitted with a tiny microchip to help Sir Alex Ferguson track their movements on the pitch.
A chip the size of a grain of rice could be embedded just under the skin of stars including Wayne Rooney, Rio Ferdinand and Gary Neville.
Satellites would track its exact position so that United's training staff can pinpoint players' movements during a match or training.
United bosses today confirmed the technology was being considered although no decision had been taken.
But they rubbished reports of a revolt by players who are concerned they could be tracked off the pitch shopping or nightclubbing. It is believed the technology has been used in South America, where footballers have been kidnapped.
It has also been considered by the medical profession in the United States so doctors can access information if a patient is unconscious.
Technology
First team coach and former Reds' player Brian McClair, wrote in a column for the official United magazine: "We are continuing to embrace technology in our quest to win trophies.
"The fitness coach recently attended a demonstration of a system that can track the movement of the players by satellite. One or two of the first team players were not too pleased as they thought the gaffer could locate them at any time (not that anyone would be somewhere they shouldn't)."
United spokesman Phil Townsend confirmed the new technology was being considered but insisted there was no player revolt.
He said: "Brian McClair's column is known for being tongue-in-cheek and anyone who takes it seriously has less sense than I thought.
"There is certainly technology out there. We are always on the look-out and if a system helps improve performance we will look at it. But no decisions have been made."