Did you get a copy of your local paper this weekend? If so, there's a

good chance it ran the explosive AP story on implanted microchips

causing cancer in laboratory animals. And you'll want to save it.

Thanks to the AP, people everywhere now know the truth about implantable

cancer chips. This story is HUGE and it's growing bigger by the minute.

It has already been picked up by an incredible 300+ news outlets across

the Internet:

http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&ned=us&q=verichip&ie=UTF-8&scoring=d&sa=N&start=20

...and the bloggers are going nuts, too:

http://blogsearch.google.com/blogsearch?hl=en&tab=wb&q=verichip+cancer&ie=UTF-8&scoring=d 

(Click up these links and grin - it will do your heart good!  :)

This kind of negative publicity spells the beginning of the end for

VeriChip and their plans to chip us all like bar coded packages of meat.

And it comes not a moment too soon, if recent glowing media stories

about VeriChip are any indication.

As you will recall, on Good Morning America just last month millions of

people watched in horror as a doctor injected a VeriChip into the arm of

a 92-year old man. See the video clip here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuvI1RH4jMI

"I don't think there's anything to worry about," said the man, as the

chip slid into his flesh.

Do you think he would say that today?

No way! That's because we've stopped the freight train.

This weekend, as they opened up newspapers around the nation, your

fellow countrymen and women woke up to the dangers of VeriChip -- and

recoiled in horror.

They took a nauseating look at the color illustration showing how the

VeriChip implant stimulates the development of cancer cells in dogs.

They took a gander at the photo of former HHS Secretary Tommy Thompson,

the Washington DC fat cat and long-time Bush crony whose dealings with

the FDA and subsequent compensation package from VeriChip have raised a

lot of questions.

Readers may have seen a photo of me standing in the library stacks. As

you may recall, I filed a Freedom of Information Act request with the

FDA in 2004 when the agency approved the VeriChip because I

instinctively knew these implants could not be safe. I am also the

researcher who first brought the cancer studies to AP's attention and

provided additional information throughout their four-month

investigation.

Of course, my Spychips co-author Liz McIntyre has also been deeply

involved in this issue, devoting her amazing research talents and years

of effort to uncovering VeriChip's downsides. We wouldn't know a great

deal of what we know without her. 

And Liz would like to credit another very special woman, June, the owner

of Leon the bulldog, who first told us about the cancer problem. When

this brave lady discovered that a cancer chip had killed her dog, she

didn't give in to despair. Instead, she rolled up her sleeves and found

a veterinary expert who would look at the evidence and publish the story

in a medical journal. Thanks to June's perseverance, Leon's tragic death

may save the lives of countless other implanted dogs.

Liz has posted a moving tribute to June and Leon here:

http://www.spychips.com/blog/2007/09/rfid_cancer_story_catalyst_lov.html

As you can imagine, bringing this story to light was a long and arduous

process involving many people -- and much work. If you have a copy of

the newspaper, read it slowly and savor our victory. It's a victory for

us all.

Save the article and put it in a special place. When you find yourself

getting discouraged and believing that the little guy can't win,

remember Leon, and June, and Liz, and me, and all the other little

people who have taken on the behemoth and won. Margaret Mead was right

when she said that a few committed people is all you need to change the

world. 

As the war on our freedoms heats up and begins raging around us like a

wildfire, keep the faith and remember this day. Smile as you remember

how a few gutsy women and a crackerjack reporter poked Big Brother in

the eye and brought down one of the most menacing corporations on the

planet. 

Hooray! 

If you would like to join me to celebrate the fall of VeriChip, I will

be covering this issue all week long on my radio program:

"Uncovering the Truth" with Dr. Katherine Albrecht

We the People Radio Network, M-F 10AM-12PM EST 

Listen Live: http://www.wtprn.com 

Archives:    http://mp3.wtprn.com/Albrecht07.html

What? You didn't know I had a radio program? Yep, I've been on the air

since April, but I've been keeping a low profile until now. Log onto the

website and check out over 200 hours of archives I've quietly been

accumulating to see what sort of freedom-loving rabble-rousing I've been

up to lately. 

And for all you Coast to Coast AM fans dying to know if I'll be on

George's show to talk about this, I will indeed! Tune in Monday night as

I give details on the cancer chip story and unveil a mind-blowingly

powerful new campaign to end the implant menace once and for all. 

Roll up your sleeves, keep your courage up, and join us. 

This is where the action is! 

In freedom,

Katherine Albrecht, Ed.D.

Dr. Katherine Albrecht

Founder and Director, CASPIAN Consumer Privacy

Host of "Uncovering the Truth"

We the People Radio Network, M-F 10AM-12PM EST 

Co-author of "SPYCHIPS: How Major Corporations and Government 

Plan to Track Your Every Move with RFID"

http://www.spychips.com/book/booksales.html

WEBSITES:

Human Chipping: http://www.AntiChips.com

RFID: http://www.SpyChips.com

Shopper Cards: http://www.NoCards.org

Bio online at: http://www.spychips.com/media/katherine-albrecht.html

CASPIAN: Consumers Against Supermarket Privacy Invasion and Numbering

Opposing supermarket loyalty cards and other retail surveillance

schemes since 1999

http://www.spychips.com/

http://www.nocards.org/

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