Ma sad sam uzeo da čitam neku knjigu koju sam kupio par godina ranije, taj Dr Džon Kolman je bivši saradnik MI6, evo pa sam čitaj, da ne bude da se ja pravim pametan, mada je izdanje koje ja čitam iz 1991. godine,
http://educate-yourself.org/cn/johncolemancommof300order14mar05.shtml
http://www.whale.to/b/coleman_h.html

 i pominju se neki raniji događaji, poput ubistva italijanskog premijera Alda Mora, i pretnji koje je Henri Kisindžer uputio njemu, pre nego što će ovog kidnapovati i ubiti Crvene Brigade, a sve u smislu politike tog Komiteta 300, koja se sastoji u stvaranju jedne svetske vlade, koja bi upravljala celim svetom, i u kontekstu toga ograničavanje populacije ljudi kroz zaustavljanje privrednog rasta. Upravo ono što je hteo da uradi italijanski premijer Aldo Moro, da početkom 80-ih godina izvuče Italiju iz recesije, kroz industrijalizaciju itd.itd.

Pročitao sam tu knjigu, super je. Kada pročitaš imaš utisak da sve konce u životu država vuče grupa ljudi, sa namerom da utiču na celokupan ljudski život. Malo je jezivo. Misliš da si samostalan i da možeš u nekim protestima da promeniš svet, kad ono drugi te gurnuli u proteste.....

Vezano za one cipove o kojima sam pricao, pronasao sam nacin napajanja. Koristi bio-struju tela. Imam mali deo koji sam nasao na internetu o tome.

Radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags, an electronic alternative to bar codes, are becoming increasingly common. They mark shipping pallets and library books, for example, and are key to remote toll-paying systems.
Hitachi, which already produces a tiny chip for use in such tags, has announced a prototype for an almost invisible chip.
The company intends for the new chip to be incorporated into high-value voucherssuch as gift certificates, tickets and securitiesto thwart counterfeiters.

More than 22 million visitors attended the Expo 2005 World's Fair in Aichi, Japan. Not one got in with a bogus ticket. The passes were practically impossible to forge because each harbored a tiny RFID (radio-frequency identification) chip - just 0.4 millimeter (mm) on a side and 0.06 mm thick - that transmitted a unique identification number via radio waves to a scanner at the gates.



Now Hitachi, the maker of that chip, is aiming even smaller. Last year it announced a working version of a chip only 0.05 mm on a side and 0.005 mm thick. Almost invisible, this prototype has one sixty-fourth the area yet incorporates the same functions as the one in the Expo tickets. Its minuteness, which will allow it to be embedded in ordinary sheets of paper, heralds an era in which almost anything can be discreetly tagged and read by a scanner that it need not touch.

The Tech’s website also provides links to Hitachi Websites so that visitors can easily learn more about the µ-chip RFID technology in the wristbands. The µ-chip is completely passive; it obtains its power from the interrogation reader’s own radio signal. There are no batteries involved and so the µ-chip’s lifespan is expected to match the typical IC lifespan.


Pokusacu da nadjem ceo.

Овде нигде не пише да добија напајање од био-струје тела.

Nisam uspeo ceo clanak da nadjem, ali pri kraju bas o tome pricaju.
ovde navode jedan od tri nacina napajanja

The µ-chip is completely passive; it obtains its power from the interrogation reader’s own radio signal. There are no batteries involved and so the µ-chip’s lifespan is expected to match the typical IC lifespan.


Miniature RFID chips may also have advanced military applications such as smartdust. Smartdust is the concept of wireless MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems) sensors that can detect anything from light and temperature to vibrations. Using a large amount of sensors is not a new concept - the U.S. military experimented with this idea already during the Vietnam War (Operation Igloo White). While the older sensors were relatively large and only somewhat effective, Professor Christopher Pister from UC Berkeley suggested in 2001 to create a new type of micro sensor that could theoretically be as small as a grain of sand. Research into this idea is ongoing and is being funded by DARPA (the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency). What was only a theoretical concept in 2001 has now become a reality with the latest development by Hitachi, and could find its way to intelligence agencies across the world.

RFID chips are also a source for increasing controversy surrounding issues of privacy. An RFID chip can be used to track the location of unsuspecting individuals who have bought products that include RFID tags in their package. Having miniature cheap RFID chips, such as those developed by Hitachi, implanted inside anything we buy might make many people feel very uncomfortable. However, big businesses believe that consumers' fears are dwarfed by the benefits of RFID chips, which include reduced theft, digital real time inventory, and better information on consumer shopping habits.

RFID tags are microchips half the size of a grain of sand. They listen for a radio query and respond by transmitting their unique ID code. Most RFID tags have no batteries but use the power from the initial radio signal to transmit their response.

Meni jesu,ali ne znam da li su tebi kada se gadjas sa tolikim ciframa koje su zasnovane na nacistickim lazima.Staljin je u cistakama zasluzeno likvidirao 600 000 Rusa,Ukrajinaca,Gruzijaca...
Ali da ne bi mnogo tupio evo ti link na srpskom da se informises i sve to lepo proveris.

http://komunisti.50webs.com/skoj6.html

2+2=4,nikako ne moze da bude 5... 

Па невидим шта је ту чудно, тако сам и рекао да ради, пређеш скенером и он ради. Добија напајање из скенера.

Пошто видим да влада забринутост око тога да вас могу пратити помоћу дотичне ствари сада ће вам један електроничар одати тајну како онемогућити да RFID емитује и прима сигнале:

Узмеш фолију и обмоташ око личне карте/пасоша/шта год, алтернативно узмеш чекић и рокнеш га (мада мислим да би у случају личне или пасоша изазвало мало "непријатне" последице).
Не зезам се.

Толико је једноставно изоловати дотичан уређај.

To je ako znas gde je. Ovo cudo je sitno u majcinu. I nije vazno kako se napaja, vazno je da radi i postoji.
To je ono sto su pricali pre nekoliko godina. O ogromnom kompu u kome ce da se sakupljaju sve informacije. Sotonino svevidece oko. Moze se videti na novcanici od 1-og dolara. To je buducnost.

 Od istinitosti stvari koje su rečene u ovom videu-jeza me je uhvatila.Pogledajte...

@taxtex
Da ovo se stvarno dogadja i u USA. Ja sam se odmah prepoznao kad je spomenuo decu koja ne padaju pod uticaj toga i tih gluposti. U USA ja sam bio jedan od tih ucenika koji su videli istinu dok su drugi bili slepi. Propast.