Have Coins? Better watch out

joker5656

January 10, 2007 17:33

to sum it up real quick, it states that different government contractors have had coins with transmitters in them, the Pentagon doesn't know how they got there, nor will they say how they found out about them

Edit: The contractors that had these had been comeing and going through Canada.

http://charter.net/news/read.php?id=13371035&ps=scitech&lang=en

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  sarge_3ad

  January 10, 2007 17:42

  I hope that all the Members here read this and send all their coins to me for proper examination and disposal![:D][:D][:D]

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  mrseatle

  January 10, 2007 17:46

  

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  LaidbackDan

  January 10, 2007 17:46

  Nah, no worries. All the Canadian coins I obtain go into the nearest vending machine or the first blind newspaper vendor I run into.

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  65gto389

  January 10, 2007 20:25

  Just think if you 'keistered' them. What will the "rfd's" tell them then? [:D]
  
  
  
  
  
  No news really:....... I heard wally mart has chipped some of the clothing and rugs they sell to actually see how much peolpe use them and and some more scary stuff.
  
  They also have "rfd's" now operating in the warehouse to instantly scan the cargo to eliminiate even more jobs. [V]

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  buschmaster

  January 10, 2007 20:48

  RFID is short range. that would make no sense. perhaps it's only the spooks that figured it out, the coins are actually pervasive in canada, and some percentage of the population has them.

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  gunnut505

  January 11, 2007 03:12

  RFID may be a short range passive transmitter, but the readers can send that data over 450'; longer ranges are possible with a receiver coupled to a small Doritos can yagi-uda antenna.

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  11BravoCrunchie

  January 11, 2007 05:59

  
  

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  41 nut

  January 11, 2007 14:10

  There was a short item on the local news about some Canadian coing having been fitted with a tiny tracing device. Apparently it is only good for short distances. Canadian border is about 1 mile from our house.

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  jimbowby

  January 11, 2007 14:58

  [8D]--Just a friendly note--
  
  -WATCH OUT FOR SPOOKS--
  
  --[8)][8)]--JIMBO

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  Txs

  January 11, 2007 15:01

  Where's the logic in a spy putting a tracking device inside something that's intended to be passed on to unknown persons?

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  FrancF

  January 11, 2007 15:18

  quote:Originally posted by Txs
  Where's the logic in a spy putting a tracking device inside something that's intended to be passed on to unknown persons?
  
  
  I can explain that-
  Its a nation wide study. Through RFID technology and Thermal satellite imagery. The government can determine if you remove your coinage before, during, or after you do your laundry.[:o)][:D]

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