Spy Chips

AM radio listeners have long been fantasized by the Coast To Coast broadcasts of Art Bell. Now phasing himself out of the limelight while George Noory takes over, the content is in fact improving, with some actually credible topics, while still offering fun and mind-boggling topics for the many space cadets of the world to ponder over. George does a good job.
Ian Punnett has taken over Saturday night broadcasts, and he has been following the developments to bring a halt to concealing spy chips in various products. Intended to trace the habits of the public, these chips are just as snoopy as the spy chips (RFID) that the industry attempted to sneak into computers without our knowledge just a few years ago, and the protesting that was emitted was so loud, the plans were brought to a halt, but not before some brands of motherboards where shipped out with those chips installed.
The group at spychips.com picketted a Wally-World in Dallas today, but I would guess it will take lots more influence than that to get across to the business-world that their intentions concerning RFID are not one of their better ideas.
They are also tackling a spy-chipper in the UK.