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Creepy Nestlé “We Will Find You” Contest Uses Chip to Track “Winner”
A new contest involving Nestlé candy bars makes the concept of a highly monitored police state fun and exciting…for idiots. The ominously titled “We Will Find You” contest places a tracking chip inside the “winning” candy bar, allowing the Nestlé HQ to track winners via satellite and to dispatch a team to give them their prize. The TV ad states:
“The bar will be equipped with a GPS signaling device. When activated, it will beam a signal into space via satellite and will return to earth. This will alert a secret control room who will scramble a crack team of highly trained individuals. They will board a helicopter, find the special bar and give the winner 10,000£.”
Here’s the ad.
So, to sum up, winners of the contest are tracked and found by a swap team who “arrest” them as if they were terrorists or enemies of the state. However, instead of beating the crap out of them and sending them to undisclosed jails, they give them 10,000£. You see how a police state is fun? Friendly agents jump out of helicopter and give you money! It’s perfect!…until they’ll use the same techniques to beat the crap out of dissidents and send them to undisclosed jails.
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So this is how they advertise chocolate now? Well, whatever works I guess.
maybe it is for skynet. Robots will find, boycott Nestle, illumiCoorp
I fully agree with the general consensus here that this promotion leaves a lot to be desired. I think I'll skip this contest, Nestle, thank you very much!
Searching around for the exact manner in which winners will be tracked down, I found this explanation:
"The ‘We Will Find You’ competition will see GPS chips placed in six chocolate bar wrappers. The GPS Golden Ticket is not activated when the candy bar is opened. The winner has to turn it on. The tracker Nestle is using is “essentially mobile phone technology specifically developed for this project,” says a spokesperson. “When a winning bar is found, consumers simply pull on the tab to activate the device.” Within 24 hours the winner will be located by a helicopter, which has a team on board to hand-deliver a briefcase containing £10,000 in cash.”
omg when i heard that they had those microchip bars i thought they where joking :/ that is just weird!
Saw the ad for this the other day and I knew VC would have something to say about it. It's the last time I buy a bar of Nestlé, that's for sure.
I like chocolate and I like money.. where can I get this?..
when will that candy reach africa? i can't wait!!!!!
this is just sickening
well i have just eaten a Yorkie and now i may or may not have a chip in me that is a GPS tracker. Dam who will it be removed. ? or will i just pass it the next time i,am on the lavatory. If so tracking it down the pan will make it a bit difficult to find in all that brown stuff. LOL
heh. irony.
if the winner was offered a free cancer treatment, or a ticket to 'the island' it'd raise a lot more red flags and people would get it… but if we were already living in those times people would be denying the island existed and cancer was the normal cause of death anyway.
the bar is always raised, the frog is always in hotter water, the limits are always being pushed.. and everyone will always think this is just the way things are..
..so yeah.. no problem at all with this one.. where the system goons track someone and drop out of the sky and throw money at them.. this all seems perfectly normal to me
and because the world *is* the way it is, everyone is going to think this *is* perfectly normal.
what's the next zany nwo promotion? -watch for UFO's with robbie williams on his private island?
I seen this on TV the other day & knew instantly that it would be on here at some stage…
Am i the only one thinking this…who on this planet keeps their KitKat wrappers? How is this possibly guunna work?
i thought about that too.. the commercial depicts the systemite as opening the candy upon leaving the store, i first assumed the extensive cctv surveillance captured the act and the rest writes itself.. not so if the candy was opened in a citizens 'private' home, or out on the moors.. how would a camera spot this, how would a camera even know the significance of what it was seeing? (and we'll leave the facial recognition and extremity tracking software for another day) so it all comes down to the wrapper itself if the claims in the ad are valid. i would think there's a GPS triangulation method in that wrapper, probably activated when the seal is broken, identification and any required tracking of the victim (uhh, i mean winner) taken over by combined surveillance methods (if the person were to then catch a train for example) ..nice little field test of the apparatus i think. good way to get the sheeple used to seeing nwo goons dropping out of the sky at any given moment for any given reason (rendition? terrorist? or nestle winner?) blah blah blah fear p--n 🙂
I think it's an 'interesting' tactic on the part of the Nestle marketing department – for one it does what it says on the tin – increases sales – but since you've got to sell a lot of chocolate to make that money back …. I'd guess this is funded by a market research budget … by encouraging people to keep their wrappers, they can track consumer movements for a period of time in order to refine future marketing tactics (they can determine where people go after buying a chockie, where they're being eaten, how many are eaten at the same address what time they're eaten, etc. I bet there's a tech company at the backend with a database and system for analysis – I'd expect to see this sort of tactic from other big corporations competing for a vastly reduced consumer spend in future.
In terms of the bigger social engineering picture it feeds the agenda to desensitize people to surveillance, it divides people into "I agree wif dis boss fing" vs "I emphatically do not agree with this." and when the two extremes meet – dissension and hate follow.
Does anyone remember that lady who went through mind control and painted all those paintings? She kept saying don't take the candy. They probably have ways of putting any type of tracking or drug into any candy or anything for that matter. They tried to do use the tracking devices at old navy and people had no idea. Tracking is in our phones, some credit cards, cars and probably in my computer.
I don't want anything to do with that contest.
Have you all seen this? http://www.mochip.org/ "MO" stands for Missouri as well as Masonic Order. They call it the "Masonichip."
would have been great if you would have been honest… "MOCHIP = MissOuri CHild IDentification & Protection program. We do not use Microchips or any other invasive "chips."" The program consists of five major components: Digital Photographs Digital Fingerprints Child Information and Emergency contacts Dental bite impression Two (2) laminated ID cards Yep no RFID or "microchips". Only thing I can think of is they can hide a microchip in the ID Cards because honestly… nowadays people put hidden rfid chips inside the card, however if I'm thinking it's just a card print out thats laminated as they say, it's not really a big deal unless they slip a rfid chip in the lamination. All these people are doing is taking digital pictures and digital fingerprints and general information and producing 2 lamined ID Cards. Than again it could be a secret program to steal your kid for the globalists. But it could just be a way for the masonic lodge of missouri to get government aid. by doing charitable things for there state, that is a way to get funding for another lodge or extra money in there pockets, giving back to the community cheapily. providing a service, since… Read more »
Lol u know the chocolates only contain a code for you to type in to a computer or mobile device ther is no GPS device lol
I sincerely doubt that food regulations would permit placing a microchip or any foreign substance in a candy bar, even in "specially marked packs" or whatever.
But yes, the ad looks geared to make people wish they were the guy being targeted by the SWAT team. Ghastly in all respects.
This is a test run, to see how fast they can nab anyone they want with the chip technology. I think the shootings are the same kind of thing. They are testing their ability to train assassins who will kill according to the administered mind control program. I think they are also subjecting a specialized police force to such programming, so to dissolve all ties to nationalism and remove any inhibitions to following through with an assignment to do whatever they want them to do. I've met some brutal cops myself who seemed to get a weird kick out of verbally abusing simple ordinary citizens for minor infractions like jaywalking, I mean, they are over the top and seem like they are on speed or something like it. Something IS going on and being perpetrated and planned, it's become obvious. The army of the Antichrist and his New World Order is mounting. It is amazing that they are so blatant about these test runs, an telling that they are involving the mainstream population to these exercises, probably because one day they will be branded enemies of the state, hunted down one by one, chip by chip, and taken somewhere either… Read more »
dude, f--k this world seriously
This is madness!