Every now and then I will add a post that ties together some of the things that are happening in the world as they relate to end times. Each of these things, on its own, seem harmless, useful, interesting, even fascinating, but when you see them all together you will know that something is...not right. And these are only pieces of the plan as it comes together to deceive and enslave us.
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INSIDIOUS YET BLATANT…DECEPTIVE YET WE ARE BLIND…ALL-ENCOMPASSING AND WE WILL BE FORCED TO USE THEM…
- Today, computers are so ubiquitous--small, easy, portable, fun--and do so much for us that we now cannot live without them
- Computers are integrated into the internet, TV, our businesses, movies, radio, live audio, as well as our homes, appliances, cars, etc.
- Computers are now so smart that their intelligence verges on that of the human mind, and may even someday surpass it
- Everyone seems to now have a computer or cell phone, which makes for easy tracking. Our cellphones are tiny computers that can track us, guide us, help us shop, spend, search, talk, eat, drink, etc., everything but offering us privacy
- Cameras are now everywhere (buildings, intersections, police cars, gas stations, ceilings in stores…as well as in your pocket)
- We have cameras that can now "see" and "hear" through walls, and are being used by the government
- Wireless/wi-fi is becoming ubiquitous in society and in your home
- Your drivers license has a magnetic data strip on the back used for information tracking, and you have to use your thumbprint to renew your license, which is a privacy issue.
- Everything in your car is now computer-driven. Taking your car into the shop may not require new parts or pieces, but a software upgrade, to help keep things running smoothly. Most cars after 2010 will have their own "black box" device planted in the engine system, similar to airplanes; which can track your every driving move.
- GPS is everywhere and in everything: phones, Cars, Trucks, Trains, Planes, Buses, Computers
- Credit card companies and banks have access to all your private financial info; these same company can sell your information to the highest bidder
- Doctors and hospitals have all of your medical history in computers and can sell this information to others as well
- If your medical professional is unable to keep up with technology, he/she can be fired for it even with the best bedside manner
- Cashless tollways can track and monitor your driving style, direction, speed, date and time
- No system is 100% hack proof. There are always going to be those who take pleasure in "besting" the best security systems
- Because of the portability of cell phones and integrated data packages, land-line phones are quickly becoming a thing of the past, even cordless models are not falling away
- Thanks to groups like WikiLeaks even our most important state and national secrets are open for all of the world to see, chipping away at our country's security
- As more devices become smaller, faster, and more mobile, the need will increase for for LESS cords and cables, in order to make everything wireless as well as being able to integrate with other computers, peripherals and electronic devices wherever and whenever it's needed.
- In a nutshell, because nearly all websites now require passwords for everything, it's becoming more unwieldy to try to remember all necessary passwords. And because passwords are now required to be more complex for security purposes (upper/lower case+numbers+symbols), it's almost a given that no one will be able to remember them all. So if someone goes "old school" and writes them down somewhere, there is a chance that they will be stolen/hacked/lost. Additionally, because there are so many different types of credit cards out there (gas, bank, credit, retail, cafes, memberships, grocery stores), the clamor to come up with a "one size fits all" password/security/payment device will become ever louder. With society's growing electronics sophistication, the ability to make this device small, easy, portable, and all-inclusive will be foremost in its design. This is where the mark of the beast starts to look more and more desireable: think of it, a simple, permanent mark that will enable the user to buy anything whenever and wherever, without the need for cash or credit card, yet will be able to track us like GPS and keep track of purchases like a credit card or bank. Plus this mark will give the ability to log into computers, drive our cars, open doors, and use any public services, simply with a swipe of the hand or the scan of a forehead.
- If necessity is the mother of invention, the time will come soon enough when a device of this nature will become a necessity.
