Lionel Nation - Is the Subdermal MICROCHIP Implant a Digital Prison Waiting to Happen?

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Oct. 23, 2025 - Lionel Nation

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Is the Subdermal MICROCHIP Implant a Digital Prison Waiting to Happen?

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	Listen to me, my friend.
	You're about to witness the birth of the final prison, and people are lining up to enter it willingly.
	What am I talking about?
	Listen to me carefully.
	Listen to me.
	I'm only going to say this once.
	It won't come with barbed wire or guard towers.
	It won't come with soldiers or warning shots.
	It will come in the night in the form of a tiny miracle of technology, a subdermal microchip, no bigger than a grain of rice, and people will love it.
	Oh, they'll call it the next step in convenience, the future of identity, the key to a safer, smarter world.
	But what it really is, is the end of freedom, dressed as progress.
	Right now, across Europe, Asia, and soon the United States test programs are already underway.
	Thousands of volunteers have allowed microchips to be implanted beneath their skin.
	Think about this.
	Think this is crazy, right?
	I know what you're thinking.
	There he goes again with some crazy idea about some subdermal microchip.
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	Now, it may be hard for you to understand, but there are people all over the world and all over this country who are volunteering to have and to allow microchips to be implanted beneath their skin subdermally, right around here, right around the perlique.
	And with a wave of their hand, this is how it's being sold.
	With a wave of their hand, they can open doors and start their car and buy a latte and log into their social media and access medical records.
	Ooh, medical records.
	That's the thing that lures people.
	I've got my medical records on here.
	They smile for cameras.
	They pose for text blogs.
	They talk about innovation.
	This is great.
	This is so cool.
	Look.
	But what they don't understand is that they have volunteered and in essence signed on for their own surveillance, permanent surveillance.
	You see, they're not pioneers.
	They're prototypes.
	Now listen to me carefully.
	Oh, forget the fact of whether it's safe or not.
	Let's just assume it's safe.
	You know how a lot of other things were safe.
	This right here is the next stage of the digital gulag.
	Every empire.
	Every empire dreams of total control, but only now does the technology exist to make it possible.
	You're going to carry the panopticon under your skin voluntarily and you'll think it's cool.
	You'll become your own barcode, your own UPC sign.
	You'll be serialized.
	Mark of the beast.
	Where have I heard that before?
	Governments will say it's about safety.
	Corporations will say it's about efficiency.
	The banks will say it's about convenience.
	And the people, the dupes, the fools will believe them.
	Because comfort has always been, always been the easiest, the easiest leash to slip around the neck of the free.
	Are you catching on?
	Do you understand what I'm saying?
	Because it's happening.
	Let's be clear.
	This microchip is not a gadget.
	It's not a toy.
	It's a transmitter, a receiver, a tracker, a device that will bridge your biology with the cloud, your body with the database.
	And that means you can be hacked.
	That's right, kids.
	Once that bridge is built, you'll never cross back.
	Oh, I can see it right now.
	Oh, my God.
	Today is for payments and passwords, but tomorrow is for permissions, permissions and privileges, not rights.
	Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
	I mean, think about it.
	The same chip, the same chip that opens your door can just as easily lock it.
	And the same chip that pays for your groceries can just as easily cut you off.
	Think about this.
	The same chip that identifies you can erase you.
	Because if you step on the line, they turn your chip off and you don't exist.
	See where we're going?
	They're already conditioning you for it.
	Tap to pay, touch to unlock, face ID, fingerprints.
	You know, these biometrics.
	They're training you to merge your flesh with the system.
	You're already doing it.
	Fingerprints, touch.
	I don't have to tell you that.
	Every time you say, it's so convenient, it's so easy.
	You hand over another inch of autonomy, another bit of your freedom, another bit of a portion of your primacy.
	And when the chip comes, and it will, oh yeah, millions will sprint to the clinics, smiling, filming themselves, hashtagging, hashtagging it like some kind of a fashion accessory.
	Because this won't be sold as tyranny.
	No, no, never.
	It'll be sold as lifestyle.
	That's right.
	Imagine the ads.
	Imagine the ads.
	A young couple laughing, walking hand in hand.
	Oh my God, never lose your wallet again.
	Never lose your wallet.
	Hey, can't find your driver's license, can't find your credit card?
	No problem.
	A mother scanning her palm to pick up her child from school.
	Safer, safer access for families.
	Oh, a slick businessman type flashing his hand to enter a plane.
	Upgrade to seamless living.
	Remember how people jumped on board for tattoos, those horrifying disfigurements of dermal real estate?
	This is nothing different.
	They're going to show you beauty and health and convenience, safety.
	They won't show you the server racks humming, humming underground at some desert facility.
	They won't show you the government contracts.
	They won't show you the encryption keys.
	Oh, no, no, no.
	The data brokers buying and selling your movements, your tracking, your everything, your panopticon movements, your movements in your cell, your habits, your heartbeat, your soul, your residence, your personality.
	You, you.
	People have already sold their DNA to one, two, three, and me and B and D, whatever it is.
	Hey, look, I'm Scandinavian.
	They gave their genome for what?
	People are so gullible.
	You won't just be online.
	You'll be of the line, integrated into the network of control.
	I mean, this is just beautiful.
	And let's not pretend.
	Let's not pretend this is some wild prophecy.
	No, the groundwork has already been laid.
	I'm telling you, we've known that.
	Sweden has thousands, thousands of its citizens chipped.
	Germany is testing bioencryption.
	That's right.
	Onboard encryption for medical data.
	The U.S. military is developing biosensors for soldiers to monitor performance.
	Forget that Fitbit thing.
	Oh, this is even better.
	And prevent fatigue.
	It'll be good for you.
	It'll help you.
	Corporations like Amazon and Tesla are experimenting with internal employee ID chips.
	Isn't it great?
	You're going to be the first on your block to have it done.
	And step by step, they normalize it.
	First, first, of course, it's optional.
	Then it's encouraged.
	Then it's mandatory.
	You know the drill.
	You know how that works.
	First one's always free.
	We've seen this playbook before.
	Digital IDs, right?
	CBDCs next.
	Vaccine passports, biometric verification.
	Every one of them was introduced as a temporary convenience.
	And every one of them, without fail, every one of them became a permanent checkpoint.
	Oh, it's beautiful.
	This is the same thing, my friends.
	Listen to what I'm saying.
	The same thing is happening right now.
	But now it's under your skin.
	I've got you under my skin.
	That's right.
	And the dream of total surveillance is not new.
	Orwell wrote about it.
	Huxley warned about it.
	But they could never have imagined this.
	A world where people voluntarily tag themselves like livestock.
	A world where obedience is fashionable.
	Oh, yes, my friend.
	Oh, a world where resistance is obsolete.
	Because what happens when the same system that logs your grocery purchases logs your political donations?
	What happens when the same algorithm that tracks your health, your health metrics and data, flags your mental stability for dissenting speech?
	Notice this, how many times you go into liquor stores, how many times you speed, how many times you go to the drugstore.
	It'll be able to tell biometrically when you're up and you're stressed, who's prone to diabetes, who's prone to schizophrenia.
	On board, baby, some little nanoparticle controller.
	I mean, it's in you.
	And what happens when your chip becomes your passport, your wallet, your ID, and one day it just doesn't work.
	You'll beg to get it fixed.
	You'll beg to rejoin the system, the human race that imprisoned you, that you signed up for.
	And they will smile as they reboot your cage, your prison cell.
	Make no mistake.
	This is not about safety.
	This is not about efficiency.
	This is about obedience.
	Once the system owns your identity, it owns your existence.
	I mean, they already know you better than you know yourself.
	Your searches, your purchases, your private messages, your voice samples, your GPS location, your biometrics.
	Now they want your blood, your breath, your heartbeat, your neural patterns.
	Once the chip is in you, the data never stop.
	Never.
	You are no longer a customer.
	You are a resource.
	You are the product.
	It's perfect.
	And every authoritarian regime in history would have killed for this technology or killed you.
	Hitler had the tattoo.
	Stalin had the dossier.
	Now they'll have the microchip.
	You will never be forced into this with guns.
	You will be seduced into it with gadgets.
	You won't be rounded up.
	You'll be signed up.
	And you'll stand in long lines for it to happen.
	One day, one day when they flip the switch and the network goes silent, the chipped will not resist.
	They won't even know what freedom felt like.
	This, right here, right now, is the endgame of the surveillance age.
	The self-imposed prison, the intellectual and personal gulag we build for ourselves brick by digital brick.
	They call it the internet of things, the IoT.
	But when the chip comes, they let the chips fall where they may.
	There's a pun there somewhere.
	Anyway, but when the chip comes, you'll be one of the things.
	The internet of things.
	You'll be a thing.
	Listen, you can't buy your way out of this.
	You can't vote your way out of it.
	You must opt out.
	Reject it.
	Expose it.
	Warn others.
	Do not be seduced by the convenience.
	Do not be tricked by the language of safety.
	Do not be cowed by the pressure of conformity.
	My friend, because once that chip goes in, the last free frontier, the space between your skin and your soul is gone forever.
	And when that happens, Freedom won't die with a scream.
	It will die with a swipe.
	Think I'm exaggerating?
	Think I'm going a little too far?
	Well, what should you do?
	Well, hear me now.
	Do not comply.
	Do not consent.
	Do not carry the mark of your own obedience.
	Build alternatives.
	Use cash.
	Secure your data.
	Speak while you can.
	Educate your children that privacy is not paranoia.
	It's power.
	And never, ever trade liberty for convenience.
	Because the next wave of tyranny won't march in uniforms.
	It will whisper through your phone, glow through your screen, and pulse under your skin.
	When the time comes, and it will, remember this moment.
	Remember that you were warned.
	And remember that freedom is not taken, it's surrendered.
	Don't.
	Don't be the generation that handed it away for an app that opens doors.
	Be the one that said no.
	Because once the chip is in, the cage, the prison cell is built, and there will be no key.
	Do you hear what I'm saying, my friend?
	There will be no key.
	So listen very carefully.
	Focus and pay attention to what I'm saying.
	This is not a joke.
	This is not a drill.
	This is real and it's happening.
	Thank you, my dear friend.
	Now comment.
	Listen carefully.
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	I've got some questions for you.
	Answer the questions.
	Be a part of this.
	Listen carefully, okay?
	Listen.
	I'm not kidding.

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