Elementary school nixes electronic IDs

A win for the people...: ...for now.

The powers that be want this technology to proliferate. They see the power, money, and control that RFID in/on humans has the potential to bring them.

It's great that the people recognized the threat and opposed it. I hope this is an example of things to come as the pressure to force RFID on the people increases.; Posted by: Tim Patterson Posted on: 02/18/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Good on them Jeff Spicoli | 02/17/05

A win for the people... Tim Patterson | 02/18/05

Part good, part silly theding0 | 02/18/05

Stupid Whiners GreatInca | 02/18/05

Did you read the article? Jeff Spicoli | 02/18/05

What about ..... timoute | 02/18/05

Well.. Jeff Spicoli | 02/18/05

Prevention / Location SC-man | 02/18/05

Here we go... Tim Patterson | 02/18/05

Here is an idea dave95 | 02/18/05

Tracking SC-man | 02/18/05

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