What has Germany done with social security numbers on newborn babies?
Germany years ago began tattooing a social security number on the heels of newborn infants, even before they left the hospital. This practice illustrates that nations are moving toward requiring a number for every citizen, preparing the world for a system where no one can function without one.
Les explains that America is not the only nation with a social security system; most small third-world nations also have social security or welfare systems, and every citizen has a number. He notes that Germany years ago began tattooing a social security number on the heels of the newborn infant, even before the baby left the hospital, and Great Britain has had it too. Les connects this to the precursors of the mark of the beast, saying the technology is simply waiting to be implemented. He stresses that social security numbers are not the mark itself and says, "Have no fear of it." He observes people are already programmed to need a number: kids cannot start kindergarten without one, you cannot get a driver's license or file taxes without one, and in a completely cashless society, without a number you could not receive a paycheck.