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Arraignment for the suspect. He has a private attorney. I was wondering who was paying for that. Also, how did he get through . I have read different stories. Did they do everify . Youd have a fake i. D. . Pam the farm owner says he went through everify. He turned over completely all the documents, completely cooperated. They are looking at them to see what happened with everify. This country has been in the country forever. He murdered a beautiful young girl. From being in a courtroom my entire...

Clarksville, TN - Montgomery County Animal Care and Control  (MCACC) announces that there will be a FREE Microchip and Rabies Clinic on Tuesday,

On August 16, 2022, the World Economic Forum (WEF) ran an article called, “Augmented tech can change the way we live, but only with the right support and vision.” I strongly suggest you CLICK HERE and read it. It’s kinda-sorta important to learn what they have in store for you — or more likely, your

American families may still be eligible for more Child Tax Credit payments this year, which they may expect when they file their taxes on April 18.

New microchip implants allow people to pay contactless to stores and restaurants by just placing their hands forward. The revolutionary technology was commercially available since last year and brings into the question and privacy and security issues it could face.

European tech company Walletmor is making implanted microchip transactions a reality.

Swedish start-up company, Epicenter, has created scannable, digital implants that can confirm one's vaccination status using a smartphone. The invention includes a pre-programmed scannable [...]

Epicenter, a Stockholm-based startup, recently introduced a microchip that can contain personal identification like the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) passport and can be implanted under the human [...]

A Swedish biohacker and advocate for human augmentation is now promoting the use of microchips implanted under the skin to record Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) certificate status. Hannes Sjöblad, [...]

>> jesse: i had my girls in january make snowballs we have kept them in the freezer. this august, we are going to unleash on some neighbors. >> pam: that is a deadly weapon. >> dana: a little ice? >> juan: i have a suggestion. bb guns. give them bb guns. >> dana: great idea. we have time for another topic. >> greg: lets do it again. isnt it ironic. [laughter] >> dana: microchip implants for employees. one company says yes. earlier this month, a wisconsin company rolled out a program or its emplo...