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Court of Justice, and the Secretariat of the European Parliament (who also work out of
Strasbourg and Luxembourg).
Well, enough with the fiction. The fact is, there is a worldwide communications network
already in place. Established in 1973, with only 239 banks from 15 countries, SWIFT (Society
for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication, headquartered at Avenue Adèle 1, La
Hulpe, Belgium– a southern suberb of Brussels) now has 7,500 members in 200 countries. This
system links member banks across the globe in a manner designed to accommodate any type of
computer system. The Burroughs Corporation (who acquired Sperry Corp. in 1986 and is now
known as Unisys Corp.) developed the data processing and communications system equipment
that is used as a private communications system for the transmission of payment and other
international banking transactions. Tata Consultancy Services, Asia’s largest global software and
services company provided the on-site support. It is made up of switching centers in Brussels
(Belgium) and Amsterdam (Netherlands), which have been linked to Burroughs data
concentrators in Amsterdam, Brussels, Copenhagen, Frankfurt, Helsinki, London, Milan, Lux,
Montreal, New York, Oslo, Paris, Stockholm, Vienna, and Zurich. These data concentrators are
linked to terminals in all the member banks of those countries.
According to the book SWIFT: Banking and Business, Dr. T. Hugh Moreton said: “In early
1982 we are ready to believe every country in the world will be connected in one way or another
to SWIFT.” The United States SWIFT Bank, built at a cost of $15 million, is located near the
Federal Reserve Office in Culpepper, Virginia.
The biggest concentration of super computers in the world can be found at Fort Meade,
Maryland, between Washington and Baltimore, at the headquarters of the National Security
Agency, which is the most secret intelligence agency in our government. Occupying an area of a
thousand acres, the NSA contains a $47,000,000 subterranean computer facility that stretches for
blocks and has ten acres of Cray supercomputers. The supercomputers are tied into each other
with 52 separate computer systems from around the world.
It’s just a matter of time before everyone living in the major industrial nations are tied into an
international computer system through Social Security numbers, Driver’s License numbers,
Credit Card numbers, Checking and Savings Account numbers, Birth Certificates, and Passports.
All of your personal and financial information will be on record, including your employment and
medical record, taxes paid, banking transactions, and property acquisitions. Basically, any type
of information on you that has to be entered into a computer, will ultimately find its way into a
database that can be accessed by the government.
In 1798, Adam Clarke, a Methodist minister, said: “The Mark of the Beast will be an 18 digit
number, 6 + 6 + 6.” In this digital age, it seems possible that a universal number could be used to
identify people, rather than all different kinds of numbers. All other numbers, such as driver’s
license numbers, banking account numbers, and credit card numbers would be phased out in lieu
of your Social Security number, since it is already tied into your banking transactions, tax
returns, and medical history. If any type of personal identification is every issued for the citizens
of the United States, it will most likely adapt your Social Security number so that it can be used
to accomplish personal and financial transactions electronically.
In the course of research for her books When Your Money Fails ... The “666 System” Is
Here, and The New Money System, Mary Stewart Relfe, Ph.D., found out that Christians who
sent back credit cards with a ‘666’ prefix were told that by 1982, the number would be on all
cards. If that is the case, it must be encoded into the magnetic strip, which can only be read with
a scanner. Relfe came to believe that if a Personal Identification Card (PIT) was issued, it would