What did Les say about the computer that can track every human being?
A massive computer, described as the largest on earth, was said to be located in Brussels, Belgium, dating back to the 1960s and housed in a city-block-sized building. It was considered capable of tracking every human being on earth, much like supermarket scanners track products, connecting to the mark of the beast as an 18-digit number of 666.
Les explains that if supermarkets can keep track of products down to the last detail just by running them over scanners, then people should expect the same system to keep track of every human being. He points back to the 1960s and says the largest computer on earth was located, he thinks, in Brussels, Belgium. He describes it as ancient but believes it is still working, at least as far as he last heard, and notes the building that houses it is about a city-block square. That computer, he says, is very capable of keeping track of every human being on earth. He ties this to the mark of the beast, bringing it down to something already common, a number, an 18-digit number of 666. He also mentions cashless society trials in America and Scandinavia a couple of years ago that worked, though checkout lines started backing up because people in the trials could never find their cards and purses.