Every US Soldier To Be Electronically Tagged - like cattle


	Every US Soldier To Be Electronically Tagged - like cattle

yamdablam

8-2-2007 4:52 PM

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chipped, soldier, usa, war, military, verichip

yamdablam says:

First it was inmates of Swedish prisions, next followed by the disabled, now the soldiers...where will it end? We the people do not have a choice in this as its a must be.

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