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Blonde hair and blue eyes could be the "Mark of the Beast." Or a speech impediment. Or walking "funny." People see what they want.

As far as the VeriChip question the mark of the beast in that whole affair - to me - was that in the early 00's when Health and Human Services chief Tommy Thomson was pushing for all Americans to to get "chipped" the health care community had already known for almost a decade that the chips caused cancers tumors. This was from animal studies, including instances where pets who had been chipped for ID purposes got cancerous tumors. (My vet won't chip a dog.) But, the gov't didn't make this information known and Thompson pressed to get the chip cleared by the FDA so that it could be used in humans. And the gov't is pressing us all to get chipped.

Then the guy, Thompson, leaves his gov't job and goes to work for big bucks and stocks in the chip maker's company, claiming that while he worked for the gov't pressing the chips he had "no knowledge" of the chip maker or that the chips cause cancer.

NOW, the US Supreme Court has ruled that Americans can't sue for damages caused by "medical" devices that have been approved by the FDA.

The chips cause cancer. The guy with the power who wants us to get them implanted under our skin because the company is going to pay him a bundle for it could care less if we all get cancer. The Court rules that people who are hurt by these kinds of gov't approved devices can't sue for damages from things like the cancer they cause- that's pretty beastly. But I doubt that the "Devil" made him to it. He just made a choice.

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