The Guardian Reports On Unsealed

The Guardian, the world's fifth largest newspaper online, and Britain's third largest printed paper, with 42.6 million worldwide readers, just reported on our website in regards to Zoltan Istvan Gyurko.  Interesting, of course not necessarily in a very positive light:

The politician’s interest in biohacking has led to some wild accusations from his religious detractors. The radio-frequency identification chip he has implanted in his hand to unlock electronic devices? That’s the mark of the beast. When you count the letters in each of the words that make up his full name, Zoltan Istvan Gyurko, you end up with 666. Coincidence? The icing on the conspiracy theorist’s cake is Istvan’s resemblance to an actor who played the antichrist character Nicolae Carpathia in the apocalyptic Christian movie franchise Left Behind.

“Apparently because I’m of Hungarian descent, I also have the bloodline to be the antichrist,” jokes Istvan, who lives in Mill Valley, just north of San Francisco, with his wife and two children.

“It’s not that I’m against religion,” he adds, flagging his Catholic background. “I believe in quite a bit of spirituality.”

“I believe there are a trillion galaxies, each with hundreds of billions of stars and planets. I’m almost 100% positive that we’re not alone and there’s an advanced intelligence out there that’s far more intelligent than us,” he says.

I would note that we never said nor do we think that the RFID chip that Zoltan had implanted in his left hand was the Mark of the Beast.  It is just that it is reminiscent of the Mark and may be the technology that is used once the Mark is implemented.

Here is our most recent article on Zoltan regarding a meeting between the man and officers from the United States Navy.

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