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Senate blocks mandatory ID implants in employees

The bill would prevent employers in the state from requiring workers to have the devices.

By Patrick McGreevy

Los Angeles Times Staff Writer

August 31, 2007

Tackling a dilemma right out of a science fiction novel, the state Senate passed legislation Thursday that would bar employers from requiring workers to have identification devices implanted under their skin.

State Sen. Joe Simitian (D-Palo Alto) proposed the measure after at least one company began marketing radio frequency identification devices for use in humans.

The devices, as small as a grain of rice, can be used by employers to identify workers. A scanner passing over a body part implanted with one can instantly identify the person.

"RFID is a minor miracle, with all sorts of good uses," Simitian said. "But we shouldn't condone forced 'tagging' of humans. It's the ultimate invasion of privacy."

Simitian said he fears that the devices could be compromised by persons with unauthorized scanners, facilitating identity theft and improper tracking and surveillance.

The bill has been approved by the state Assembly and now goes to the governor.

Nine senators opposed the measure, including Bob Margett (R-Arcadia), who said it is premature to legislate technology that has not yet proved to be a problem. "It sounded like it was a solution looking for a problem," Margett said. "It didn't seem like it was necessary."

One company, VeriChip, has been licensed by the Food and Drug Administration to sell implanted identification devices, and about 2,000 people have had them implanted, Simitian said. A representative of the firm did not return calls seeking comment Thursday.

CityWatcher.com, a Cincinnati video surveillance company, has required employees who work in its secure data center to have a microchip implanted in an arm.

Similar technology has been used for years to help identify lost pets.

Meanwhile, the Assembly approved a bill that would allow Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca and other law enforcement officials to put thousands of inmates on detention in their homes, with electronic monitoring equipment attached to their ankles.

Baca sought the legislation to help relieve overcrowding in L.A. County jails and said he would assign about 2,000 inmates with low-level offenses to involuntary home detention if the governor signs the bill. Currently, inmates must volunteer for home detention. The Senate has passed the bill.

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Jack Bruce

CRASH WATCH

$4.5b bet on another 9/11 within 4 weeks
* article from Crimes and Corruption of the New World Order News

"This is an enormous and dangerous stock option activity. If it goes right, the guy makes about $2 Billion. If he's wrong, his out of pocket costs for buying these options will exceed $700 Million!!! The entity who sold these contracts can only make money if the stock market totally crashes by the third week in September.

The fact that this latest activity by a single entity gambles on a complete collapse of the entire market by the third week in September, seems to indicate someone knows something really huge is in the works and they intend to profit almost $2 Billion within the next four weeks from whatever happens! This is really worrisome."

Dow Plunges 300 on Mortgage Concerns

Is this U.S. runaway debt economy about to go under?
Protect yourself, get out of debt!

"A move by the European Central Bank to provide more cash to money markets intensified Wall Street's angst. Although the bank's loan of more than $130 billion in overnight funds to banks at a low rate of 4 percent was intended to calm investors, Wall Street saw it as confirmation of the credit markets' problems. It was the ECB's biggest injection ever.

The Federal Reserve added a larger-than-normal $24 billion in temporary reserves to the U.S. banking system.

The ECB's injection of money into the system is an unprecedented move, said Joseph V. Battipaglia, chief investment officer at Ryan Beck & Co., adding that it shows that problems in subprime lending are, in fact, spilling into the general economy."

Article here

fear & loathing in the fixed income housing market

conspiracies do happen.
markets are manipulated.
&
the little people get f'd.

before you view jim cramer on
cnbc go nuts with rage as
he explains how bad the fixed income
mortgage market collapse really is saying,
thousands of people are losing
their homes,

a quick view of the facts will
review the extent of how this
was purposely orchestrated and
everything is going as planned.
it's not rocket science.

bloomberg news says this about
two of the martgage investment co.
that went bankrupt or are about to:

"Bids from investors for American Home's loans began falling this year after defaults on U.S. subprime mortgages rose to the highest level since 2002. Investors were concerned that lax underwriting standards and growing fraud might lead to rising defaults on Alt-A loans."

"NovaStar specializes in subprime loans to people with the worst credit records. Overdue payments on those mortgages nationwide reached the highest level since 2002 during the first quarter. More than 70 mortgage companies have halted operations or sought buyers since 2006."

hey but good news for the big wigs
at bear sterns:

"In 2006, the top 5 officers, including the President who was just fired (but gets to keep the money) made $1.25 million in salaries, $71.5 million in bonuses, $61.5 million in stock awards (the stock is dropping) and $21.6 million in other compensation. That is a total of $155.9 million."
-excerpt from solari blog-

2008 will be another stolen election

democratic senators are allowing yet another election to be stolen in 2008.
to me, that's treason.

"Democratic senators on Wednesday made another push for banning electronic voting machines that lack paper trails, but they've backed away from doing so in time for next year's presidential election."
cnet news article here . .

thanks to crooks & liars blog