p2pnet news view | Off Topic:- A Saudi inventor has tried to patent an RFID implant chip designed to kill people with a dose of deadly poison, delivered by remote control.

But Germany’s patent office, “announced last week it was rejecting” the unnamed Saudi’s request to patent the chip, says , says WorldNetDaily, going on »»»

The tiny semiconductor device is intended to be surgically implanted or injected into the body, according to the patent application, for the purpose of tracking visitors from other nations by global-positioning satellites and preventing them from overstaying their visas.

A German Patent and Trademark Office spokeswoman told Deutsche Presse Agentur the inventor’s application, titled “Implantation of electronic chips in the human body for the purposes of determining its geographical location,” was submitted in October 2007 and published 18 months later, as required by law, in a patents database.

The application, “included a request to patent a model B of the device that could release poison to ‘eliminate’ the individual if he or she became a security risk,” says the story, adding

” ‘I apply for these reasons and for reasons of state security and the security of citizens’, the statement reads.”

However, if used judiciously, it may be more humane than the current Saudi practice of beheading as the form of execution.

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May, 2009

WorldNetDaily – ‘Killer Chip’ tracks humans, releases poison, May 16, 2009