What does Les say about the European all-purpose card with health and bank records?
The European card now in use is described as carrying everything for everyday life, including health records and bank balance. It is viewed as a stepping stone to the mark of the beast, a similar card and number required to buy or transact, to be put on the forehead or in the hand.
Les explains that someone in one of his classes had a card now being used in Europe. That card contains everything pertaining to everyday experience, such as a health record and bank balance—everything—and it is already in common use in Europe. Les teaches that this is a stepping stone to the so-called mark of the beast, which will be much the same: people cannot buy or transact unless they have the card and number, and it will be put on the forehead or in the hand. Earlier in the same discussion, he describes the mark as a computer number, a credit-card-type thing, or a transaction card.