The Human Microchipping Agenda

ETA: This is not a review, it was never intended to be taken as a review, words emboldened have been added where I felt perhaps it was possible such a mistake could be made. I never claimed the post was a review but apologise if anyone arrived at this conclusion erroneously.

This is the third of my blogs about the upcoming AV3, the second being “Trevor Gunn: Vaccination the facts” and the first my introduction.

This talk appears to be based on fairly standard conspiracy theory nonsensein my opinion .

The presentation will showcase the global microchipping agenda tracing the first microchip back in time to the current ownership of the technology. Going back in history, parallels will be drawn to the Nazi regime to totally control the populace through information gathering and revealing the companies behind Hitler that still operate today. The all encompassing lecture will reveal how world governments with Google, Microsoft and other hidden companies will utilise Census Data, RFID, DNA and biometric harvesting, Satellites, Global databases and emerging technologies including biosensor microchips to usher in a new age movement of accepting ‘chipped’ individuals. Fuelled by the war on terror with the ultimate goal to bring in a world wide web of digitised ‘online’ individuals who serve a mainframe. The presentation will also demonstrate how the Transhumanism movement is the modern day eugenics, repackaged and rebranded for a new generation. The presentation will also showcase the marketing strategies Verichip is and will be using to microchip every person on the globe including the shady deals to get FDA approval.

Trevor Gunn: vaccination – the facts

Hello, good evening and welcome to the second of my alternative view 3 blog posts. The subject of this post? Trevor Gunn and his talk on vaccination: the facts…

From what I can discern from google Trevor Gunn is a homeopath who questions the germ theory of disease. One who questions the safety and effectiveness of vaccines. The following is from here and describes a talk that seems similar to that which Mr Gunn will be giving.

Have they got truth for you? Um… probably not…

I suppose that this marks this the start of a small series of blogs about the mainstream view, or at the least the evidence supported view at the least, then again if I’m being honest it might just be an excuse to take a lighthearted look at what a bunch of conspiracy theorists and woo-sters think.

Specifically a group of woo-sters appearing at AV3: the alternative view “have they got truth for you!”, the speakers will be appearing over weekend of the 13th of November (spooky, at least for paraskevidekatriaphobics anyway)

Self Help? Mibbes no the best idea…

Before I start I’ll make a small confession, Self help books/tapes etc are pretty much anathema to me – whether dressed up as personal growth, get rich schemes or guides to male and female social interaction. I despise them. The often trite blend of glib non-sequitur and ‘common sense’ advice posing as some sort of pseudo-scientific golden path to a better life raises my hackles more then many, arguably more sinister and nefarious (the links are of course entirely coincidental and merely link to blogs by others who you may find interesting…), branches of pseudoscience.

Why?

What does the internet think about sCAM?

What does the internet think? is a nifty little search engine that searches for how many times a subject is mentioned in a positive/negative/ambivalent way. I came across it thanks to a post by Miss_SB dealing with the Internets opinion of political parties.

So obviously I decided it might be a ‘lark’ to see what the Internet makes of our favourite Complimentary and alternative method techniques and of course use the results as an easy way of filling my commitment to make regular blog posts…

So without further ado here are the results.