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More personalised. More convenient. More efficient. Secretary of State Peter Kyle visits GDS and the Central Digital and Data Office to see how digital tech can be used to overhaul the British public’s experience of interacting with government, saving them time and money.
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@peterkyle @GDSTeam As explained, we got the digital tech you need. If you want growth, as @Keir_Starmer has explained is your govt's priority. Unsure anything has changed. The civil service are still running the show & they know it all already.
@peterkyle @GDSTeam We don't want to interact with you globalist clowns. I Do Not Consent.
@peterkyle @GDSTeam @peterkyle correct grammatical usage #transformative #QualifyingPrefixesarePrefixes we scientists like to be accurate.
@peterkyle @GDSTeam Some examples of how this work will impact individuals would be good.
@peterkyle @GDSTeam You need to talk to @FedorovMykhailo about the Diia app. It's a marvel and what we need in a digital age. They are consistently upgrading it even in wartime.
![Catherine Austin Fitts describes the 3 key components of "the digital control grid," including— Digital ID, programmable money, and surveillance infrastructure "We can see the Flock cameras" "America has [roughly] 4,500 data centers" "[It all] depends on a digital ID" This clip of Fitts, a former Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, investment banker, and founder of the Solari Report (The Solari Report | Catherine Austin Fitts), is taken from a Liberty Forum of Silicon Valley (The Liberty Forum Of Silicon Valley) presentation posted to Rumble on May 16, 2026. ----------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- "I want to talk about— I showed you all the different pieces of the digital control grid. There are three parts of the digital control grid that you need to understand. The first and most important to me is programmable money. "This is what Solari is working to put guardrails up to stop programmable money from interfering with your financial freedom. It depends on a digital ID. One of the reasons we fought so hard against digital IDs is, and there are many excuses used to justify digital IDs, whether it's online safety or vaccinations or election fraud or immigration. Don't believe it. We had tight borders before we had digital technology. We don't need digital IDs. "The reason they want a digital ID is you need a high-quality global, interoperable digital ID to do programmable money and put into place that third lock. You need digital IDs for the third lock. The last thing you need is you need a hardware infrastructure. And this is what's been happening in America, because now more and more people can see that hardware infrastructure. "We can see the Flock cameras. Does everybody know about Flock cameras? We can see the Flock cameras. We can see the drones overhead. We can see the huge data centers. Utah just approved a data center that 63 miles wide or long, and they estimate a full capacity is going to use three times more energy than the entire state of Utah does currently, okay? "If you look at the numbers, America has approximately 4,500 data centers. Guess how many China has. About 368, I think. So we have more than 10 times China, even though our population is much less. I suspect that's because one of the things they want to do with those data centers is they want to collect data and put that third lock not just on American citizens, but everybody has got one of those stable coins or is trading one of those digital tokens worldwide. "Okay, now, what's interesting is the more the hardware becomes present, the more people are starting to see it and object and push back. Particularly the young people. They don't want to be part of this."](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2056052753596883450/amplify_video_thumb/2056050003051937792/img/I4bfUjh5-Oubux0P.jpg)
