#electronic id

[skyovereuropeldkde]

Very Detailed Explanation of the Great Reset and the New World Order

1 the Great Reset is a new “social contract” that ties every person to it through an electronic ID linked to your bank account and health records, and a social credit ID that will end up dictating every facet of your life.

It’s about getting rid of capitalism and free enterprise, and replacing them with “sustainable development” and “stakeholder capitalism” terms that belie their nefarious, anti-humanity intents.

Sustainable Development is Technocracy … The Sustainable Development movement has taken careful steps to conceal its true identity, strategy and purpose, but once the veil is lifted, you will never see it any other way. Once its strategy is unmasked, everything else will start to make sense.

Thus, the practical aim of the Great Reset is to fundamentally restructure the world’s economy and geopolitical relations based on two assumptions:

One, that every element of nature and every life form is a part of the global inventory (managed by the allegedly benevolent state, which, in turn, is owned by several suddenly benevolent wealthy people, via technology).

And two, that all inventory needs to be strictly accounted for: be registered in a central database, be readable by a scanner and easily ID’ed, and be managed by AI, using the latest ‘science.’

The goal is to count and then efficiently manage and control all resources, including people, on an unprecedented scale, with unprecedented digital … precision — all while the masters keep indulging, enjoying vast patches of conserved nature, free of unnecessary sovereign peasants and their unpredictability.” Continue HERE

With the USA Biden Presidency, Agenda has been planned      👉   👉   👉   HERE

The COVID-19 ‘project’ is planned until 2025   👉   👉   👉    HERE  

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[cecilialiao]

Government to issue electronic identities for its citizens

Malaysia is gearing up to issue an e-mail account for every one of its citizens above the age of 18. The main selling point at this moment is that account holders will receive secured statements, bills, and notices from the government.

There are criticisms over the project's cost and how the money could be better used to improve basic infrastructures like clean water or better broadband access. Of course, there is no guarantee that the project will actually materialise, having recently seen the ambitious national ID project in the UK scrapped by the new coalition government citing concerns over privacy and costs.

The creation of uniquely identifying e-mail accounts is one step closer to a cyber ID, akin to what the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace in the US is up to at the moment.

Privacy concerns aside, it makes sense to have an electronic ID. When I open a bank account or start a new job in the UK, I have to provide my National Insurance number. Similarly in the US, if I want to apply for a mortgage or apply for a place in college, I would have to provide my Social Security number. They are unique identifications that are portable across a nation so that a prospective lender, employer, or school can make sure you are the actual person you say you are.

Of course, people steal NI or SSN details to assume a new identity or commit identity fraud, and equally a cyber ID can fall into the wrong hands. But if there is some way to work out as much of the kinks as possible, it makes sense to have an electronic ID, whether national or international. It helps to hold people involved in online transactions (monetary or not) accountable for their actions. Knowing that a seller on Craigslist is the real person as they say they are adds a little bit extra peace of mind in this digital age fraught with cyber dangers.

[newsshit-blog]

The head of INTERPOL has emphasized the need for a globally verifiable electronic identity card (e-ID) system for migrant workers at an international forum on citizen ID projects, e-passports, and border control management. Speaking at the fourth Annual EMEA ID WORLD summit, INTERPOL Secretary General Ronald K. Noble said that regulating migration levels and managing borders presented security challenges for countries and for the world that INTERPOL was ideally-placed to help address. "At a time when global migration is reaching record levels, there is a need for governments to put in place systems at the national level that would permit the identity of migrants and their documents to be verified internationally via INTERPOL," said Secretary General Noble.