Former Prime Minister Tony Blair must be one of the most hated leaders in British history. Keir Starmer popularity is little better. A national ID system isn’t going to help either man’s popularity
AI, as we see its implementation today, is a scourge. How we will effectively and ethically deal with this, I don’t know. But deal with it we must, before it is too late
Regardless of who’s occupying the White House, the global beast system marches forward.
The Bank of England is set to roll out the digital pound, a central bank digital currency (CBDC) that promises to be the ultimate surveillance tool
Smart-phones and personal electronic devices can be used to monitor and track targeted individuals, often without them knowing. They can also be used to kill and maim, as happened in Lebanon in Sept when Israel killed and injured scores using this technology
Illustrating why they’ve been referred to as “Zio-Nazis”, Israel could employ the services of a U.S./Israeli company to biometrically determine if Palestinians are eligible for humanitarian aid or not
Initially the technology would be used to gauge the public’s response to advertising. But how long before it would be used to monitor for “terror” or “security concerns”
Almost every state already has the infrastructure for a digital ID in place and more than a few states are already offering these WEF-approved, UN-approved biomentric ID systems. Now the Biden administration is preparing an executive order to implement this nationwide
GM announces layoffs of 1,000 tech workers who wasted time and money designing expensive EVs and self-driving autonomous vehicles that average American consumer can’t afford and doesn’t want.
The man who laid the groundwork for the debacles in Iraq and Afghanistan is now calling for a mandatory digital ID in Britain powered by Artificial Intelligence
The U.S. government is working to re-shape the country in the image of a totalitarian state. This has remained true over the past 50-plus years no matter which political party held office.
A counterpoint to the World Economic Forum is emerging in the St Petersburg International Forum. It’s the Russian version of WEF and like its Western equivalent it also seems obsessed with surveillance and control.