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<blockquote data-quote="MusicForThePiano" data-source="post: 1083924" data-attributes="member: 16601">For you satanists out there you're going to hate me for this, but you can use a strong half-inch thick neodymium magnet to get rid of microchips under the skin, they can even deactivate most chips within proximity. The magnets I have can actually dissolve the chip under your skin if it gets there by accident or because you were cornered and force-vaxxed. So don't fret. God has put a solution out there for every weapon the enemy can come up with, even nanotech. If the chips aren't the mark of the beast, then perhaps what the next iteration will be.For the stronger variants of chips that companies claim are not affected by basic magnets, get a true north magnet, also, running a current (microwave current DC 1-5amps (in the lethal range so don't be grounded) -&nbsp; through the part of your body with the microchip will deactivate it, it will fry the receiver. It is a way of stopping the chip mark, at least as an active tracking device.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MusicForThePiano, post: 1083924, member: 16601"] For you satanists out there you're going to hate me for this, but you can use a strong half-inch thick neodymium magnet to get rid of microchips under the skin, they can even deactivate most chips within proximity. The magnets I have can actually dissolve the chip under your skin if it gets there by accident or because you were cornered and force-vaxxed. So don't fret. God has put a solution out there for every weapon the enemy can come up with, even nanotech. If the chips aren't the mark of the beast, then perhaps what the next iteration will be. For the stronger variants of chips that companies claim are not affected by basic magnets, get a true north magnet, also, running a current (microwave current DC 1-5amps (in the lethal range so don't be grounded) - through the part of your body with the microchip will deactivate it, it will fry the receiver. It is a way of stopping the chip mark, at least as an active tracking device. [/QUOTE]

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