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Strategies & Market Trends : The Epic American Credit and Bond Bubble Laboratory

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To: orkrious who wrote (56214)3/19/2006 12:28:35 PM
From: nonrev  Read Replies (1) of 110194
 
You don't have to melt it... your not depending on heat. Your depending on destroying the microcircuit component integrity, The tincy-tiny bits and connections that make up the internals of the microcircuits.

If you put a regular chip in a microwve for a few senonds it wont melt but the chip will be worthless.
Just a few seconds should do, 2 or 3 max.

Of course another writter was correct regarding the faraday shield. That would be best if you were concerned about being screened by random detectors scattered about unseen. Just wrap it in aluminum foil.

However you can't do that if someone asks to see it and scan it at a check point. Then you need to whip it out and give it to them.

This is probably OK IMO, I mean its an easy way to get data and should be legit and "shouldn't" be abused by the authorities (no promise on that though with this bunch in the WH)

What I object to is them screening me when I'm not aware, the Big Bother monitering that is developing, and also not knowing what data exactly IS programmed into the Passport

Also be aware that if you do scramble your Passport data it could lead to you being denied entry or exit from a country when they can't get data from it...

nonrev
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