I have a former firefighter who I've known about for a long time who then discovered that people are being implanted covertly with microchips.

And how many times did I tell you? It's going to be a status symbol. Your teenage children, within just a few years, will be demanding that they get the chip. They will run out to the so-called tattoo parlors that are now being signed on by Verichip. It'll be a counterculture thing sold to you directly by the military industrial complex. And there's now a bus here in the U.S. Embedded microchip seller Verichip announces Chipmobile is on the move. Watch for the Chipmobile coming to your town or neighborhood. Like the ice cream truck, children lining up for their chips. We got that on the website.

There's two reasons that the Mexican government is microchipping people. First, is that they have to make sure that access to sensitive information is contained. Second, they have nowhere else to put these goddamn microchips. They're everywhere. They're fucking everywhere. These microchips are everywhere. Put them in your hands! God damn it. The largest issue with Mexican law enforcement that they face outside of the cartels is police corruption. The use of RFID chips implanted in police officers allows a much greater control of access to restricted information, evidence lockers, that sort of thing. Chips implanted in arms cannot be faked because they give a unique RFID code for each person and allows a record of who is accessed what pieces of evidence. Can't doctor stuff, all that. This could not be achieved using a device planted in a standard ID card for the same reason that an ID card... It could be stolen. The ID card's corrupt officer could just be like, hey, someone took my card or something like that. They're not giving them to rank-and-file employees. These are federal top cops and prosecutors because they have a massive problem.