Biometric national digital ID systems are being introduced worldwide—and it's only a matter of time before their use becomes mandatory. While they're marketed as tools for convenience and security, their true function is far more insidious: to monitor and regulate every individual on Earth. Then what? What choices remain when every step we take, every purchase we make, and every action we perform is tracked via fingerprint scans and iris recognition? What freedom is left when access to goods and services is dictated by a cashless system tied to our biometric identity? What happens when people are physically confined to specific zones, unable to move freely because their digital ID restricts their location? This is the agenda of a global technocratic system—and so far, there's been little to no resistance. The majority of people remain unaware that it’s unfolding right in front of them.
LockdownWeevy Jacobs
Biometric national digital ID systems are being introduced worldwide—and it's only a matter of time before their use becomes mandatory.
While they're marketed as tools for convenience and security, their true function is far more insidious: to monitor and regulate every individual on Earth. Then what?
What choices remain when every step we take, every purchase we make, and every action we perform is tracked via fingerprint scans and iris recognition?
What freedom is left when access to goods and services is dictated by a cashless system tied to our biometric identity?
What happens when people are physically confined to specific zones, unable to move freely because their digital ID restricts their location?
This is the agenda of a global technocratic system—and so far, there's been little to no resistance. The majority of people remain unaware that it’s unfolding right in front of them.
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