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Ever feel like youre being watched? This eye-opening book shows how a new technology may soon track your every move . . . and pave the way for the fulfillment of end-time biblical prophecy.

A revolutionary technology called RFID (Radio Frequency IDentification) is poised to expose our habits, secrets, and slip-ups to money-hungry marketers, savvy criminals, and government snoops. One day soon, our shoes could keep track of our footsteps. Stores could ID us as we walk in the door. Hidden tracking units could log even our restroom visits.

Global corporations and government agencies have already invested millions in a plan that uses tiny microchips to uniquely number and track everyday items. Parts of this Orwellian vision are uncannily similar to the prophesies of Revelation. Chipping inanimate objects is just the start-the endpoint is a form of RFID that can be injected into the flesh. This work-an updated version of Katherine Albrecht and Liz McIntyres controversial and award-winning book Spychips-is a clarion call to Christians to take a stand against plans to monitor and control people through this unnerving new technology.

Using public records, real-world examples, and biblical prophesies, Albrecht and McIntyre uncover the frightening story behind RFID and show us how to protect our privacy and civil liberties while theres still time.

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Copyright 2006 by Katherine Albrecht and Liz McIntyre

All rights reserved. No portion of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any meanselectronic, mechanical, photocopy, recording, scanning, or otherexcept for brief quotations in critical reviews or articles, without the prior written permission of the publisher.

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The trademarks, copyrights, patents, and intellectual property of others that appear in this book are the intellectual property of their respective owners and licensees. The authors and publisher of this book claim no rights thereto.

Spychips is a trademark of Katherine Albrecht and Liz McIntyre.

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D EDICATION

W e dedicate this book to our friends, families, and allies. We are grateful for your prayers and ongoing efforts behind the scenes to make our work possible. We couldnt have written this book and survived the repercussions without your unfailing support.

This book is also dedicated to the memory of Katherines Grandma Eva whose wise words laid the foundation for a lifetime of faith. May her commitment to sharing the timeless message of the Gospel continue to touch lives for many years to come.

C ONTENTS

1. Tracking Everything Everywhere
The RFID threat

2. Spychips 101
The basics of RFID

3. The Master Plan
How RFID could change your world forever

4. The Spy in Your Shoe
Rigging everyday objects to report on their owners

5. Theres a Target on Your Back
Marketers plan to use RFID to manipulate and spy
on customers

6. The RFID Retail Zoo
The future of shopping

7. Bringing It Home
How RFID could invade your private spaces

8. Talking Trash
The RFID tags you throw away say as much as the ones you keep

9. Yes, Thats Your Medicine Cabinet Talking
How your doctor, pharmacy, and hospital plan to use RFID

10. This Is a Stickup
RFID crimes, should-be crimes, and just plain snooping

11. Downshifting into Surveillance Mode
Tracking people through their travels

12. The Chips That Wont Die
Technical fixes to the RFID problem

13. Adapt or Die
How RFID backers hope to get you on board

14. Are You Next?
Numbering, tracking, and controlling humans with RFID

15. On the Brink of the Mark
Controlling buying and selling through RFID

16. Your Tax Dollars at Work
Government use of RFID

17. The Nightmare Scenario
What if Hitler had RFID?

18. Answering the Call to Action
How Christians can help win the RFID war

We all want progress... [but] if youre on the wrong road, progress means doing an about-turn and walking back to the right road; and in that case, the man who turns back soonest is the most progressive man.... We are on the wrong road.

And if that is so, we must go back. Going back is the quickest way on.

C.S. LEWIS

A N OTE
FROM THE A UTHORS

K ATHERINE A LBRECHT AND L IZ M CINTYRE

I f you have been staying in touch with the news about RFID, you may already know who we are and something of the public battles we have fought to try to keep RFID technology off of consumer products and out of our homes. In case you dont know who we are, an introduction is in order.

We are Katherine Albrecht, founder and director of CASPIAN (Consumers Against Supermarket Privacy Invasion and Numbering), and Liz McIntyre, the organizations communications director. CASPIAN is a grassroots organization that has been tackling consumer privacy issues since 1999.

CASPIAN is a secular (that is, non-religious) organization with thousands of members with varying political, ideological, and religious viewpoints. We welcome all who share a common concern about retail privacy and want to work toward positive, peaceful changes in our communities and stores by opposing invasive retail strategies like loyalty cards, retail surveillance, and RFID. We believe the societal downsides of RFIDissues involving privacy, civil liberties, and healthprovide more than enough reason to oppose its deployment.

We are Christians, but make a point of keeping our personal beliefs separate from our professional work with CASPIAN. No one should dismiss the very serious privacy and civil liberties problems associated with RFID as merely a Christian issue, since people of all faiths and backgrounds value their privacy. Whether youre black, white, Christian, Muslim, Hindu, or Jewish, no one should be surreptitiously tracked and monitored by corporations, government agencies, or criminals. criminals. We defend privacy rights for people of all faiths and backgrounds.

That said, Christians have particular concerns when it comes to RFID technology; hence, the reason for this special edition of The Spychips Threat.

We believe it is essential for Christians to consider the implications of the industry plans we have uncovered and share in this book. These plans include tracking people around stores, following their movements in public places, and even spying on them in their own homes. homes. Whats more, the end point of all this tracking could be the implantation of an RFID device in peoples flesh to number and identify them for a multitude of reasons, including buying and selling. This plan should raise a red flag for everyone familiar with the last book of the Bible.

We do not believe the current incarnation of RFID is the mark of the beast prophesied by John in Revelation 13. However, we are closely watching implantable RFID identity verification devices such as the VeriChip and RFID-based numerical payment systems such as the Mobil Speedpass and the Timex Speedpass watch. When these technologies converge, humankind may well have developed something that looks surprisingly similar to the mark of the beast predicted so long ago.

Once you learn a little about the technology and how global corporations and governments plan to use it, you might also see how RFID could enable a system in which

[The beast] causes all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a mark on their right hand or on their foreheads, and that no one may buy or sell except one who has the mark or the name of the beast, or the number of his name. (R EVELATION 13:16-17)

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