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ALEX JONES AND THE CHIP IMPLANTERS

WWW, APRIL-DECEMBER 2004 (ARCHIVES) - In two parts, we hear Alex Jones interviewing the head of the Baja Beach club as well as people actively involved in chipping people.

PART ONE: ALEX JONES INTERVIEWS BAJA CLUB (APRIL 2004)

Alex Jones interviews the head of the Baja Beach Club, who is introducing the implantable chip as a trendy toy for the elite members.

The man reveals how he has a military back ground in "communications" where he can't talk about, and how the implantable chip will be a "global passport" and that he "believes wholeheartedly in the Chip System".

PART TWO: ALEX JONES INTERVIEWS CHIPPERS (DECEMBER 2004) (LOST FILE)

Alex Jones interviews two people who are actively involved in getting people chipped and is later joined by Kathryn Allbright from NOCARDS.org who confronts them with many dangers of taking the chip.

The interview is (again) very revealing and will definitely provide you with a WAKE UP EFFECT.

For example: it turns out to be so, that also this man has a past in Government Inteligence. And the companies are lying about the number of people who are actually getting chipped.

In Mexico, they claim, 100's of people to be chipped. And it turns out to be only 18 (=3x6, but that aside).

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