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🚨 Europe’s Next Step: Digital ID To Access The Internet? Experts warn we’re getting dangerously close to a world where you’ll need a digital ID to go online. With proposals to scan private messages and weaken encryption, critics say this isn’t about safety; it’s about building the infrastructure for...

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As Whitney Webb outlines, the plan is to inextricably link a formal, government-ID-linked profile to your internet access, ISP, and social media accounts. The goal? A centralized database of everything you read and consume online, all under the guise of solving bot activity and illegal immigration. Who's behind it? The push traces back to entities like the ID2020 Alliance—founded by Microsoft, Accenture, and the Rockefeller Foundation—now folded into larger alliances with the same funders. This is about creating a global system of financial and social control. The sales pitch is tailored: • To the RIGHT: It's a tool to stop illegal immigration. • To the LEFT: It's a shield against hate speech and a way to protect children. The system will appear "vendor-agnostic," with different providers in different countries, but all data will be exportable in the same format to the same centralized database. This is the illusion of decentralization to mask a truly centralized control grid. This digital ID is the key that unlocks the next phase: programmable, surveillable digital currency (both CBDCs and private versions from banks like JP Morgan). It’s the foundation for a public-private partnership that will determine your ability to participate in the digital economy and society. The endgame? An internet where economic, social, and educational activity requires a digital ID. A world where your online presence—validated by this ID—could be tied to a gig-economy-style social credit system based on clicks and likes. And in this "verified" world, who controls the bots? Governments and militaries openly admit to using bot farms for narrative management. The very institutions promoting this system are the ones who weaponize disinformation. This isn't just about an ID; it's about building the infrastructure for a totalitarian panopticon, sold to us as convenience and security.

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