Yes, last week it has happened, voluntarily (for now) to 54 employees at a Wisconsin tech company called Three Square Market. The chip, the size of a grain of rice, inserted into the hand and supposedly can be easily pulled out, acts like a credit card to obtain purchases from the company's vending machines. Say what? Anyway, we are not the 1st country to insert chips into people. Sweden beat us to it by inserting more than 100 employees in whatever company in Stockholm. A little research about River Falls Three Square Market, a/k/a 32M - They can transform your boring breakroom into a mini-market! CEO is a Tom Westby. Their facebook page states that Three Square is a division of TW Vending, the parent company of Turnkey Corrections. Turnkey is the leading technology and service provider in the corrections industry offering "leading edge kiosks that facilitate commissary, video visitation, inmate email, accounting, paperless kites (am I supposed to know what that is)?PREA (Prison and Jail Standards) regulations, and much, much more." TW also owns America Institutional Supply (AIS), a leading provider of "institutional products" since 1991. Through AIS, TW Vending fulfills all product needs for Turnkey sites in over 15 states and God knows how many 32Market sites throughout the country. This is as far as I got. This is not good. This is going to get a whole hell-of-a-lot worse. Here are 2 news videos about the chip implants, one from WI and the other from FOX. https://youtu.be/P02LrcwT-sAYouTubeYouTube https://youtu.be/8pE8ayQLYW8YouTubeYouTube This is relevant to pizzagate as there is evidence that implanted computer chips have been used for human trafficking and there are valid scientific studies it can be used for mind control. In 2011, California passed a law called "California Transparency in Supply Chains Act and UK Modern Slavery Act Disclosure Statement." This law requires certain retailers to disclose their efforts to eradicate slavery and human trafficking from the supply chains. Microchip Technology is located in CA. Excerpts of their compliance response statement to this law reads, "Microchip does not require suppliers to separately certify in writing their compliance to human trafficking laws. Microchip does not currently provide training specifically on the topic of human trafficking and slavery..." This makes no damn sense whatsoever. Here is an article from the SF Globe about a tagging device being found in a human trafficking victim by an ER doctor. This occurred in 2015. http://sfglobe.com/2016/03/08/tagging-device-found-in-human-trafficking-victim