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It was in 1947 and 1947.

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We passed the National Security Act in the CIA Act.

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and federal budget and spend in non-transparent ways to weak, we created a secret way of funding

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very big projects through the governmental mechanism.

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50 to 60 years of incredible, non-transparent governmental flows going into

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basically corporate controls, technology that many of us don't understand.

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Apple, Microsoft, and Tesla, all three of them are roll-system-ish news.

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You concerns tonight about the social media giants role in fake news and election.

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These firms have too much power, our economy, and democracy.

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Everything they're doing online is being watched.

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Every single action you take is carefully monitored and recorded.

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Their personal data, which is like gold, we have this trusted digital identity built.

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Yeah, and the Vamaic Ring and the Hulful Frasteic, as well as the digital reporter Monep Hen of the 17 Sustainable Development

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goals, cannot be met without first closing the identity gap.

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Digital identity is an absolute horror.

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As come the Yad Sint, must, I hope has digital decades, sign.

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We will be able to do that with traditional circumstances.

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The regulation for the EU Digital COVID certificate, full disclosed, and it is adopted.

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The passport infrastructure is in place.

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We bring in that digital currency and you've got this total control.

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What happened?

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Where is the critique of capitalism itself, which has led to a system of horrendous inequality?

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Across the globe, our identity is being traded for billions of dollars.

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How is it possible that something so seemingly elusive as our data has so much value?

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Data is the new gold, and this is the gold rush.

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But what does that mean for us?

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What does it mean for our privacy and for our freedom?

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Rapt in a veil of marketing, grand narratives, and noble causes.

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We are presented with a future which may be less rosy than it appears.

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The next web is one of the world's leading tech events.

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One of the speakers is the former CIA and NSA contractor, Edward Snowden.

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In 2013, he blew the whistle on the large-scale spy activities that the US government conducted on citizens and governments worldwide.

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His message is clear.

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The idea that there was a system of global mass surveillance in the United States,

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in Australia, in New Zealand, in Canada, the media treated this possibility as a conspiracy theory.

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When we got the evidence, things quickly began to change, but the threats are we missing today.

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And I think when we look at what's happening as like these post-handemic restrictions,

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everybody closes borders instantly, then you've got to install apps and all of these different changes.

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And just a few years later, you've got in China 25 million people in the city of Shanghai,

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or not, that's a leave to the apartments who had even ordered groceries.

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Like, if you couldn't leave your apartment, you couldn't order groceries right now.

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How long would you last?

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I think this is where we are moving toward a moment in history right now,

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that we all feel things are going on. Everybody sees the plate beginning to slip in slow motion.

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We're all reaching it to try to catch it.

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Banks are the biggest example right now, where they can cut you off at any moment.

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You have your money in their hand, and they're supposed to be good stewards of it.

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But we have begun to see people dislocated from their accounts because of protest activity,

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because of the movements they support.

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But governments realize they have new tools that they never had before.

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how do we leave it? How do we depart it? How do we progress from it?

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How do we recognize that the system has it exists today is not good enough?

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It's recognized that it could be better, and it should be better, and it's recognized that the individual

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and collectively we can make it better.

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But it will not become better unless we force that to happen.

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I don't mean violently, this can be achieved non-violently.

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At I think this is both the great challenge and the great hope of our plan.

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And we are being asked by history in this moment right now what are we going to do with it?

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Spearheading these developments is the digital identity.

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The digital ID industry is a booming business.

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According to analysts, its potential revenue is $30 billion in 2024, which could rise to 50 billion in 2026.

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It should come as no surprise that big tech corporations like Microsoft, IBM and MasterCard

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are heavily represented in the lobby for a global system of digital IDs.

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Every time when a website is set up,

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a new digital identity is set up or a big platform for us to create,

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we really have no idea what is our data is going to happen.

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And that must be done.

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And that this is the first of the commission to create a secure,

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and a digital identity.

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One of the three of us, and the citizens and citizens of Europe,

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we can use all of them to create a real-time business.

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A technology that we can control ourselves,

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which data is created and how it is created.

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The digital identity of the digital identity is an author and investigative journalist,

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specialising in finance.

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For his book, The Euro Gospel, he has immersed himself in the policymaking of an ever-expanding Europe.

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The Netherlands keeps a watchful eye on the progress of the European Digital ID.

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Welcome to this press conference following the Euro.

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The practicality of the digital identity is that you have an app on your phone.

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There is a lot of pressure on your voice and your voice, bank, and electricity.

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That is all in one app.

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We are going to create a tool in the next year of 2020.

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And there are all elements of all the countries and the Middle East,

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and how the space of the world is now.

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But people are looking at the app on the phone, where they are so well.

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In social media, as a bank, as a middle, as a community,

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and a vaccination device.

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The digital identity is in the works for every EU citizen.

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An app will enable us to identify ourselves with our smartphone.

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We choose which personal data we wish to share, both online and offline,

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with government institutions and private companies throughout the European Union.

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A so-called digital wallet will enable various attributes to be incorporated into it.

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Such as government records, insurance documents, travel documents, personal data such as social media accounts, bank records,

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declamers, credit card records, medical records, and vaccinations status.

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As founder of privacy first, last Philippine keeps track of all digital identity developments.

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Come out of the dead for the day, black, and the digital identity of the digital identity of the world.

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And with the outside of the public, the world is in the same way as the European Union.

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The same thing, but it was also possible to look at the people.

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And I'm sure that's all.

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The digital identity is in the work of the person who has been here and has been given the data.

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And the goal is to make sure that you don't have all the passengers to know that you're with one day.

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They can be connected and through the market.

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Is there a misunderstanding? No, there's a handkerch.

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I have a message that a world scope of your iPhone, a smart phone,

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that it keeps on a normal full of them.

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Ken van Iheland is a digital entrepreneur and big data specialist.

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Here's his large tech companies with their digital transformation processes.

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And to notice the value of data, like no other.

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I was born in a lot of years, and I was born in a very long time.

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And to have to be able to establish an application,

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to create an application, to make a new future.

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So, as a whole, I would like to make a new future.

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Because all these information had been found in 10 seconds.

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The digital identity gives us a prospect of convenience, security, and economic progress.

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But at the same time, there are grave concerns.

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Such as here in Frankfurt, where people are worried about their privacy, safety, and freedom.

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it would be technologically feasible to surveil, manipulate, and exclude people from society on a large scale.

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Thus, in the wrong hands, this could become the ultimate means of control.

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During the 2020 pandemic, we saw how such means can be used to exclude people from society.

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The plans for a digital ID have been around for much longer.

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But the corona crisis gave government free reign to fast track a QR code ID system,

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as part of the digital COVID certificate.

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if you have to have a cell device, if you have a test device,

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then if you have a number of three, four, where you can use your current certificate

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and you can use your online certificate,

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or you can use your mobile phone, or your mobile phone, or your mobile phone,

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Christian Terech is a Euro Parliamentarian who, together with other members of Parliament, actively opposed the introduction of the Green certificate in the European Union.

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Terech is of the opinion that, foremost, more transparency is needed concerning the contracts for the purchases of 1.8 billion vaccines, a deal that Ursula von De Lyon personally negotiated with Pfizer.

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The European Court of Orders is also requested an explanation to no avail.

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It wanted to know how the contracts came about, on the basis of what scientific evidence and of what conditions.

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these contracts were disclosed to us and to the public.

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And I want to show you some of those pages.

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And you tell me if this is okay for the European citizens to be exposed to this situation,

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where they cannot come to work, they cannot enter a store, they cannot go with their crystal schools,

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where they cannot freely move from one country to another.

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Unless in one situation, he's vaccinated.

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We want these products. So these are the contracts.

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These are the pages.

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In a free society, freedom liberty is the rule.

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So you see how they change the relationship now.

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Now in order for you to freely move, you have to explain, or you have to show certain things,

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in order to have the privilege to freely move.

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But COVID is an infectious disease, right?

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Well, it is. But do everything that they've done, and nothing to do with COVID,

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COVID was just a protest.

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is that even before the the Green Certificate was approved initially by the European Parliament,

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they already the commission was already talking to certain companies to build up the infrastructure.

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And here is mine.

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So everyone who is fully vaccinated or tested negative, or has recovered from COVID can get to one.

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The idea for a digital ID originated before 2011.

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The OECD, an organization with 38 member states set up to stimulate economic progress and world trade,

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wrote a report that advised governments to adopt a digital ID strategy.

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And in 2017, the European Commission released its first action plan for the creation of an e-government,

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with a digital ID for all Europeans.

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The first thing I have to do is to get the right to come.

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I have also been in the commission's office, where I have to get the right to come,

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where we were first, where we had a private company.

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But it's still right. Now, two long-awaited employees with the app,

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and here I come to the conclusion.

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So the app is in fact all the first steps to digital ID.

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According to COVID, we are entering a new era of extensive

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and as different events take place.

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of September 11, 2001 was used as one of those paradigms of control of society.

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In response to the attack on the Twin Towers on September 11, 2001,

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surveil and eavesdrop on citizens on a large scale.

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The act was to be temporary.

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Today we take an essential step into feeding terrorism while protecting the constitutional rights of all Americans.

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With my signature, this law will give intelligence and law enforcement officials important new tools

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What we have seen over the past couple of years is the rollout of the next iteration of the paradigm of of

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governance for the planet, which is the bio security paradigm.

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It is now not in the name of some turbine to boogieman hiding behind some corner who wants to blow you up.

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The specter of this was floated almost immediately in the wake of the lockdowns and other things that we saw in March of 2020.

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a different country or even to travel to a different region within their own country or even to go shopping, then it isn't a large step to say,

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A digital idea to which all our data is linked seems to be the ultimate means to this end.

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But the question arises, where does this push towards the centralization of our data stem from and whom does it benefit?

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So it's a two-year-old child, and the only thing that is in the hand of the data is that when all data is connected to the COVID-19,

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there is an analyst who can see what you have on the outside, how you have the influence of his people,

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who are on the field of protection and who want to be able to control the COVID-19.

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And that's what European Union data space is called.

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It's a very interesting thing about people in and the other countries, that's a very interesting thing to be able to do that.

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The French Defence and Tech Company, Tales, is one of the corporations that is involved with the development of the EU Digital Wallet.

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Hello everyone, Mielusie, student in psychology, and me, her digital ID wallet is used by the government to offer a wide range of identity services.

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In fact, I am a handy way of proving and protecting her identity both online and face-to-face.

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Let's have a closer look at what I can do.

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I can help governments to better communicate with citizens.

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Right now, I'm reminding Lucey of the appointment she needs to schedule for her mandatory vaccination.

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How stark is the technocratism lobby of the country?

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Well, great. It's a great city.

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It's digitalisation. And what's going on here is the fact that the government has a government of thousands of millions,

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which is the difference between the millions of people.

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It's that you see that as a central minister, that's going to be a real city, all the French people are there.

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They say, wow, that's a very important project.

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There were hundreds of millions of people, and a platform to create an identity of 500,000 European citizens,

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and to build a whole work-floating boulevard, because it's important to build a certain identity.

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The civil society is a sort of great model,

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to implement the concept of the art of art.

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to be aware of the fact that we have not yet agreed.

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coming through a number of groups that are identifiable, that have identifiable memberships.

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and Govieve of Accent Alliance, or you could look at something like ID-40, the World Bank project,

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which, in both some, it's membership, the Bill and the Lindigates Foundation,

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the Omedia Network, the UK Government, NORAD, which is attempting to introduce identification for development.

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to develop the digital ID, such as the ID-40 initiative, a project of the World Bank,

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and philanthropic foundations such as the Bill and the Lindigates Foundation and the Rockefeller Foundation.

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and the industry has a new, tru-chaffolder, namely, the SIG, for doing an NGO.

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That's why I'm very, very happy to have my attention, the documentary.

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And the T-Ders, the World Economic Forum, you see the ID-2020 project, the Gavi, and another thing.

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And what is it that you can do with the digital identity, and what is the value of the digital identity,

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the big tech, big finance, big farm, and media?

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I think the idea of the nation state as the organizing principle for power in the world is an increasingly antiquated notion,

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since the founding of the post World War II Order, in regional groupings that are increasingly, I think, openly and undeniably controlled by transnational interests of multinational corporations, financial interests, NGOs,

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and the world's most influential NGOs, is the world's economic forum, founded by the German engineer and economist, Clouse Schwab.

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Your excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, it's my great honor to participate for the X-Time at this important meeting.

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The World Economic Forum is a lobby organization known mostly for its annual gathering in Davos, Switzerland,

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which is attended by 3,000 paying members and selected participants, among them investors, CEOs, and political leaders.

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In the political or the kind that they say big influence, will we now make it that way?

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Yes, that's not clear. A lobby party has always been involved, the lobbyist is in and out in Brussels, and it's also in the front of the state, so the state has no influence, that's a big point of view.

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For four years, the Senate, of course, is not a big deal, but a big deal, the lobbyist is in the middle of the state,

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namely, the former minister of the United States, who is currently in the group of the rest of the country.

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The rest of the country is in the group of the rest of the country.

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In December 2021, the Dutch government made binding agreements with the World Economic Forum, namely the execution of projects launched by the World Economic Forum,

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such as the Food Innovation Hub, a network for global food innovation.

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So the World Economic Forum can initiate specific public-private partnerships in the Netherlands,

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and the Dutch government directly adopts policy goals from the World Economic Forum.

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One of the ways the World Economic Forum influences governments is the publication of research papers.

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It is common for these to be copied directly into the policy directives of governments.

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In 2016, the World Economic Forum published the report, a blueprint for digital identity.

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Stakeholders worked on the research for 12 months, among them, ID 2020 Alliance, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,

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Mastercard, Visa, Deloitte, the ING Bank, and the Dutch Civil Service, DGD.

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For years, I think that the EU has a total of 70 million euros, and therefore 40 million euros on the conference,

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where all the people who are climate-neutral with a private to the forest, and the rest are going to make a report from the report.

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And the report that is 100% financed by the big multinationals that have been launched by the Board of the United States.

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This is a big global debate, and thank you for your attention.

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The question is, how is it?

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Inflot Reich is now in a year's opinion of the World Economic Forum,

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a former activist, and that means, as a minister of the country, the World Economic Forum,

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that can really be found, that it can be controlled by the Netherlands.

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As a result, it is not a threat to the society, but it has to be an international tribunal,

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an arbitrage commission, so the government, who accepted that, I think, is a contract partner,

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the question you have to tell is, is it true that a group of people is in favor of the government?

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And there is a fact that the government is in favor of the government, but it has been a long group that

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has been taken into account for years, national economy and power.

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concerning digital ID. In this letter, the Dutch Secretary of State refers to two reports,

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The World Economic Forum mentions three causes for the rollout of the digital ID,

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the prevention of an exponential growth of various login data.

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The lack of control over user data.

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And that 70% of European citizens did not finalise their online purchases,

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causing a loss of potential revenue for web stores.

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But this is based on research done in various developing countries, such as Nigeria, India and Ethiopia.

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So in the end, economic rationale appears.

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The web bankers, Amazon, Bob and Kong, who have a law firm who have a break and a debt

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that is to pay 4 trillion dollars per year for an impulse to go on the open.

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that the government has to do a few steps away from the vaccine of the advertising

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that the advertising of the advertising is being targeted, where the cop is definitively.

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which is linked to all our devices.

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And that is the only economic development that the government and the Dutch society can present.

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So that we are more in the pool of the advertising, that the economy is strong,

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that is the most important thing for Amazon, Bob and Kong,

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and that is the most important thing for the citizens.

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And that is what we have done.

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I have told you that we are more in the democratic world,

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that the democratic health of European society,

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the state of the country, the government, and the small group,

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and that the democratic system of the government,

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that the full-time society,

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the people who are not democratic,

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the most important thing is the economy, and it is not the economy.

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The government is not the economy, it is the economy.

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It is all the people who are all the commissioners,

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who are the people who are going to make the formalities,

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who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government,

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who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government,

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who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government,

410
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who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government,

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who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government,

412
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who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government,

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who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government,

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who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government,

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who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government,

416
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who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government,

417
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who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government,

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who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government,

419
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who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government,

420
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who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government,

421
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who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government,

422
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who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government,

423
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who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government,

424
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who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government, who are not the government,

425
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and he mash on is a former employee of the British Intelligence Agency, MI5.

426
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In 1997, she and her ex-partner, David Schaler, became whistleblowers by lifting the veil on large scale illegal spying by British intelligence agencies.

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Among other things, David Schaler revealed to the newspaper the Mail on Sunday that in 1996,

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the British Secret Service paid £160,000 to various terrorist organizations, with the goal of assassinating MoMA Gaddafi,

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then leader of Libya, a number of his bodyguards were killed in the assassination attempt.

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Knowing the paper was about to publish, Mashal and Shaler decided to escape to Europe.

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If you're traveling around Europe and you know that MI5 in the Secret Police are hot on your trail,

432
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because we've been on the inside, we knew all the tricks of what they could do in order to trace it.

433
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You have to pay everything in cash, you couldn't use ATMs, you couldn't book hotel chains,

434
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because they could find out through those systems.

435
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So it's very much a case of just getting on a train with no warning, not pre-paying for any tickets,

436
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disguising ourselves, so we keep moving around moving around all the time.

437
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After what Mashal and scene inexperienced, she became an author, activist and public speaker.

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With her knowledge of data security, she fights for more privacy and security online.

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What we are effectively facing to our lives online, are a number of key threats.

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One, of course, is the intelligences, the sort of state-level national actors that have this panoptic power

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to scoop up all our information globally. There's also the other threat from corporate spy companies.

442
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I suppose the most notorious over the last few months was something called Pegasus.

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Pegasus is spyware developed by the Israeli Cyber Defense Company, NSO Group.

444
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It is capable of being remotely installed without a trace, for instance, fire a missed call on WhatsApp,

445
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and offers complete access to every smartphone or computer.

446
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Pegasus was used for spying on activists, journalists, and political leaders from various countries across the globe,

447
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and is still being used worldwide to this day.

448
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And then I think the third vulnerability for us when it comes to privacy, we the people, living our lives online,

449
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would be what I call the data farming, the data harvesting, which is what the big corporations do.

450
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They monetize our data in most people, or aware of that aspect.

451
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But the sheer extent of how that can be right for a managed and micro-analyzed,

452
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I think has only become more obvious to some people over the last few years.

453
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In March 2018, the social media platform Facebook landed itself in hot water after sharing its users personal data on a large scale.

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In collusion with British political consultancy, Cambridge Analytica, the personal data was used to manipulate the 2016 US presidential elections,

455
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and the Brexit referendum, with highly specific targeting and misinformation.

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Tonight, Mark Zuckerberg, once again, facing skeptical lawmakers, pushing him on Facebook's failure to protect its users' private information.

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It seems as though you turned a blind eye to this, correct?

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Congressman, I disagree with that assessment.

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Never before in history had personal data been abused on such a large scale.

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And so authorities agreed that this should never happen again.

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The other issue around the spies and the corporate spies is they can't even protect their cyber weapons that they used to do their spying with,

462
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which means that they can fall into the dark where they can be used by criminal hackers.

463
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So you have a situation where even the CIA and the NSA cannot protect their own classified information.

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And that's why I would suggest that things like digital ID is counterintuitive to everything I've been talking about for the last 25 years,

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because effectively what we're doing is we're handing over for convenience, the concept of our personal identity.

466
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You can just plug into all your government services and they say it's going to be private, but can they guarantee it?

467
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Because who is going to own the hardware on which it's stored?

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Who is going to run the software which runs it and organizes it?

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Who is going to own the infrastructure, even the fiber optic cables going across the Atlantic or across the Pacific?

470
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So I don't trust our governments or institutions to be savvy enough to protect and that sort of very private information,

471
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which will be our whole scope of us online and do it in a meaningful manner.

472
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Our data has never been safe online.

473
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History teaches us that it is nearly impossible to protect citizens from hackers, corporations and governments themselves.

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And yet we are meant to believe that the digital ID will offer a safe solution for all our centralized data.

475
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There are only one place where all the digital buildings are built together.

476
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They have one slot, the first one that has to be opened by one slot and then they have all the key to the market.

477
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All the digital key. And that's an enormous variety of things.

478
00:44:46,000 --> 00:44:56,000
Privacy is an important aspect of our online security, but as soon as money is linked to the digital ID, it becomes a completely different story.

479
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Because if it were possible to exclude people from the payment systems, then this could be abused as the ultimate means of control.

480
00:45:04,000 --> 00:45:10,000
Then a so-called social credit system doesn't seem so far off.

481
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Since late 2020, more than 100 central banks worldwide, among them the ECB and Federal Reserve, have started extensive research into the development of a CEDDC, a central bank digital currency.

482
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A digital currency is used by the central banks.

483
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In countries including Canada, France, Saudi Arabia and China, pilot projects have already started, and in Jamaica and the Bahamas, the CEDDC,

484
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is already being issued.

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My year al-Qaia is member of Parliament for the Dutch Socialist Party, and rapporteur of central digital bank money for the Dutch House of Representatives.

486
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Ever since he became a parliamentarian, he has fought for more expertise regarding digital money.

487
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Now that the central bank digital currency is under horizon, he is concerned about the technical decisions made by the ECB.

488
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The central bank digital currency is actually a digital currency that is very fast and consequent, but it also has to be able to solve it.

489
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Central bank digital currencies are actually in the form of Europe, the digital euro, that is, digital currency that is called the World War and that is the central bank.

490
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At this moment, we know all digital money, that is for all, the government and the World War through commercial money, commercial banks for all,

491
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because what we can see is a dense, digital currency, from the European Central Bank, where commercial banks are not for no use.

492
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Copyright George is a professor at the University of Cape Town, and director of the UCT Financial Innovation Lab.

493
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As a consultant, he works with central banks worldwide and the development of central bank digital currencies.

494
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Central banks are very actively coming together under the umbrella of the bank financial and financial settlements, the central bank of central banks, which has launched financial innovation network and they have so different

495
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and different jurisdictions around the world. And in this forum, we are developing now this new infrastructure.

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The idea is that you get rid of cash, you have fully digital means of payments and they are ways to give people don't have smartphones, access to digital means of payments, technology wise, all of this is currently being developed.

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So it's a matter of time before we see those coming into reality.

498
00:47:55,000 --> 00:48:01,000
The Bank for International Settlements in Basel, Switzerland, is the central bank of the central banks.

499
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At its Innovation Hub, it is working hard to roll out the central bank digital currency.

500
00:48:09,000 --> 00:48:18,000
Augustine Castan, the general manager of the Bank for International Settlements, released a video statement in October 2020, raised a lot of eyebrows.

501
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We tend to establish the equivalents with cash and there is a huge difference there.

502
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For example, in cash, we don't know for example, who is using a $100 billion bill today, we don't know who is using a 1,000-peso bill today.

503
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The key difference in the CVDC is the central bank will have absolute control on the rules and regulations that we determine the use of that expression of central bank liability.

504
00:48:54,000 --> 00:49:09,000
It also, we will have the technology to enforce that. Those are those two issues are extremely important and that makes a huge difference with respect to what cash is.

505
00:49:09,000 --> 00:49:18,000
Castan says that central banks desire absolute control over how the money can be spent. This implies a huge level of control.

506
00:49:18,000 --> 00:49:26,000
You have to understand that the Bank of International Settlements was created and the primary reason it was created was not the stated reason.

507
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The primary reason was created was to create a bank that had sovereign immunity.

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00:49:32,000 --> 00:49:47,000
And since the head convention, they have figured out ways of extending that sovereign immunity around the planet and combine it with sovereign immunity that other organizations have been able to build and get,

509
00:49:47,000 --> 00:50:00,000
you know, like the who and the you went and you've created a breakaway civilization that thinks it has sovereign immunity from all national constitutions and basic laws.

510
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Catherine Austin Fitz is an American investment banker, formerly the managing director of investment bank Dylan Reed.

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She was also a assistant secretary of housing for the Bush administration in 1988.

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They have been pushing towards a system that will make the economics of total central control work for them.

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That's what you have to understand. You've got a group of people who can just print as much money as they want out of thin air or were able to do it to the commodity producers, you know, had a fit in the last couple months.

514
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So as long as you could print money out of thin air and trade it for labor and commodities around the world, you know the money in the world, right.

515
00:50:48,000 --> 00:51:08,000
What's important is not money. What's important is controlling real assets. So what I try and do is I get, I try and get the general population all interested in enamored with money while I'm trying to control the real things including the people.

516
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You know, one of the big questions is going to be will banks exist because you can do everything digitally at the central bank.

517
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But it also means that the central bankers can dictate the rules of when and how you can use your money.

518
00:51:29,000 --> 00:51:41,000
A long time ago, in the middle of the two of us, it's that the company can't afford to pay the price. That's good for the business. We don't have a system of mass surveillance.

519
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Or that the political causes in the world are still being programmed.

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And the central bank is up to the moment with the economic, the central bank has also seen that the political causes are still being taken to the country.

521
00:51:55,000 --> 00:52:05,000
But if the political causes are not controlled, the political causes will be taken to the climate.

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00:52:05,000 --> 00:52:16,000
Lex Hookedown teaches economics at the University of Gruningon, and is former managing director of the Dutch central bank. He says this is a trend that has been going on for a while.

523
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But if the biggest economic risks are confronting Europe this century, and the rest of the world will be killed.

524
00:52:42,000 --> 00:52:49,000
But if the government is in the world for the next few months, then we can do it with the government.

525
00:53:49,000 --> 00:54:00,000
And in 2019, Mastercard introduced the first credit card that automatically blocks itself when a set carbon emission quota is exceeded.

526
00:54:00,000 --> 00:54:07,000
Since then, we've seen banks across the globe developing such payment systems in partnership with tech startups.

527
00:54:07,000 --> 00:54:16,000
Barbara Barshma, CEO of the Rubbo Carbon Bank, advocated on Dutch radio for a carbon budget for each Dutch citizen.

528
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As we know, everyone has a new country, which is now being created and that the government has a lot of security.

529
00:54:24,000 --> 00:54:29,000
It's not just about our government.

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For the next few months, we can see a carbon rule that is equal to number.

531
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Yes, and I want to say that I want to be able to make a decision from someone who is not going to fly to the airport.

532
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Who is going to be able to say carbon from the airport and to the airport to the airport to the airport.

533
00:54:46,000 --> 00:54:50,000
So Barshma and the Kates for a transferable carbon budget.

534
00:54:51,000 --> 00:54:55,000
The credit card that such a system could result in a more inequality.

535
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It's an activity that will fly as you want.

536
00:54:59,000 --> 00:55:02,000
You can simply use the CO2 to get the money.

537
00:55:02,000 --> 00:55:05,000
And then you don't want it, but it's going to be a matter of your recovery.

538
00:55:05,000 --> 00:55:08,000
That's what you can do in all digital environments.

539
00:55:08,000 --> 00:55:10,000
You can create a single loss.

540
00:55:10,000 --> 00:55:14,000
And that's what you're going to do with your system.

541
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We have already done this.

542
00:55:17,000 --> 00:55:22,000
And that you are going to be able to do a single loss with a single loss.

543
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That's worth everything you have to do.

544
00:55:24,000 --> 00:55:31,000
It's a loss, a loss, a program, a lot of money for the government and the government.

545
00:55:31,000 --> 00:55:36,000
It's a very important thing.

546
00:55:36,000 --> 00:55:38,000
I can give you a lot of money.

547
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Negative on the budget.

548
00:55:42,000 --> 00:55:45,000
As soon as all payments run through a central bank,

549
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it could be possible to reduce interest rates to below zero percent.

550
00:55:49,000 --> 00:55:54,000
Any reports of the ECB show this to be a recurring topic for discussion.

551
00:55:54,000 --> 00:55:57,000
The central bank, the heft, done.

552
00:55:57,000 --> 00:56:00,000
The belasting of the most belasting is really,

553
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whether you're going to spend a good time, it's possible to get out of the house.

554
00:56:03,000 --> 00:56:06,000
It's for you, and the last day, the negative rent,

555
00:56:06,000 --> 00:56:08,000
is going to be a good idea.

556
00:56:08,000 --> 00:56:10,000
That's going to be another instance.

557
00:56:10,000 --> 00:56:14,000
So the central bank has always been a very nice and beautiful man.

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00:56:14,000 --> 00:56:18,000
The central bank, the capital of politics and politics,

559
00:56:18,000 --> 00:56:22,000
and the real self-requited, unbelasting.

560
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And I think the situation is that the belasting has,

561
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the sum of the democratic transition.

562
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That's not a question.

563
00:56:29,000 --> 00:56:31,000
It's going to be a good idea.

564
00:56:31,000 --> 00:56:36,000
To me, there's no more important issue because without a national sovereignty,

565
00:56:36,000 --> 00:56:38,000
you're going to lose individual sovereignty.

566
00:56:38,000 --> 00:56:42,000
So this war is going to come down to individual and national sovereignty,

567
00:56:42,000 --> 00:56:50,000
and with it, can you have, can the central bankers implement taxation without representation?

568
00:56:50,000 --> 00:56:56,000
And of course, their way to do it is to end currencies with the call of currency,

569
00:56:56,000 --> 00:57:00,000
C-B-D-C, but it's not a currency, it's a control grid.

570
00:57:00,000 --> 00:57:04,000
It's a control grid that will permit them to run things centrally with AI and software,

571
00:57:05,000 --> 00:57:07,000
and it acts without representation.

572
00:57:07,000 --> 00:57:12,000
And if they get their way, they will destroy not only all national sovereignty,

573
00:57:12,000 --> 00:57:14,000
they'll destroy all individual sovereignty.

574
00:57:18,000 --> 00:57:23,000
The state of the country is lucky that not in the city of the past,

575
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the future of the United States is a negative trend.

576
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Automatically, because it can be a rule that everyone has,

577
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and that it can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a

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rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule

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that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that

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can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can

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587
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589
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that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that can be a rule that

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losing them certain rights and privileges.

592
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These far-reaching systems of control that impose travel restrictions on citizens or freeze bank accounts were until recently something that could only occur in authoritarian regimes.

593
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Until 2022 when the bank accounts of protesting citizens were also blocked in Canada.

594
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I can say that you have a protest against the law, the first.

595
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And there are some tricks that are not allowed to be taken with the fact that they are not allowed to be blocked.

596
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And it was a crowdfunding start to help the tricks that are also taken by a lawyer and a decrypt.

597
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I have said that the government has not been able to do so with some crowdfunding and they have been

598
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taken by people and also the crowdfunding sides are not allowed to be blocked.

599
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The people are not allowed to be blocked.

600
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Canadians perceive this action as a power grab by a totalitarian government.

601
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Due to heavy criticism, Trudeau was eventually forced to unfreeze the account.

602
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But it did show that even in a Western democracy, the digital financial system can be used as a far-reaching means of control.

603
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At the moment, it's already quite easy for governments to use the financial system

604
01:06:14,680 --> 01:06:23,080
to impose sanctions to block truckers from receiving payments because they disagree on their political ideology

605
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or they disagree on the form of protest. So we already have those means.

606
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The questions whether a central bank is experiencing makes it easier to do this.

607
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And I think the answer is yes.

608
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Technology wise, if you are, if you have a more efficient currency, the risk of abuse is also there.

609
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And what you now see, is that that overheat itself, the right kind of can give you the action

610
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of the country to come from the country. And if you are on the right track to see the ABC,

611
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you can say, with the ABC, it is possible to have a certain kind of protest action

612
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and then vote for the health which is help politics.

613
01:07:05,480 --> 01:07:12,360
Implementation of that type of technocracy becomes that much more easy when everything is digitized,

614
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including our identities and when that is tied into our bank accounts. So we really are at a precipice

615
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and I wonder how much of the population really understands the gravity of what it is we're facing.

616
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And unfortunately there are no proper safeguards yet to avoid something like that.

617
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We receive assurances from commission and from others that something like this will not happen

618
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but are on by that. Because here's the problem when you create a law,

619
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you have to think at the worst case in theory. You never know down the road after the law is passed.

620
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Who's going to come in power and use that law in a bad way?

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If things were to go badly and a government be elected that is more draconian, more authoritarian,

622
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then we have been used to in the West since World War II.

623
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Then that means that our digital idea will be wide open to abuse, to surveillance, to

624
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predation and potentially as the Nazis did arrest and deportation. It will make it so much easier

625
01:08:23,480 --> 01:08:27,880
for any ill-minded government to dig that in any of our countries.

626
01:08:28,760 --> 01:08:34,840
This is exactly as it happened in communism. In Marxism they say no, people do not have rights.

627
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They have privileges granted by the government. So as long as you comply with what the government says,

628
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they will grant you those privileges. If you don't comply,

629
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of your own an enemy of the state for example, they will take those privileges away from you.

630
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Slowly we see this kind of mentality being implemented in the European Union right now,

631
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because from momentality slowly but surely they will implement as into laws.

632
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And that is the ideology of technocracy, which is essentially a quest to transition humanity

633
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from the beautiful messy state of organic nature into humanity 2.0, where everyone will be

634
01:09:22,120 --> 01:09:27,160
tracked, traced in database, everywhere they go at all times and can then be fed into algorithms,

635
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which will be able to determine the best course for society.

636
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Think of this as a financial control grid. Okay. And all you have to do, you've been building it

637
01:09:40,360 --> 01:09:43,320
and you've been building the infrastructure in the smart grid to build it,

638
01:09:44,200 --> 01:09:51,560
you only need to add two last pieces and then it snaps into individual concentration camp.

639
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The problem is these people behave like they are gods.

640
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They have to trust them and we should not question them just because they are in power.

641
01:10:05,240 --> 01:10:08,680
Well, because they are in power we have to question them.

642
01:10:09,800 --> 01:10:13,480
Because power corrupts, power anywhere corrupts.

643
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This is the reason why us, as citizens and you guys as journalists, you always have to keep

644
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on eye on what someone in power is doing.

645
01:10:24,360 --> 01:10:28,520
As you can see, in the last, it is a burger and an overheid. I think that the burger is

646
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ready for a overheid to the country. That is actually the idea of democracy.

647
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But we have, at this moment, a society, a architecture,

648
01:10:38,200 --> 01:10:42,600
that is where we are in the country, that the country is organized by the burger.

649
01:10:42,600 --> 01:10:48,040
There are now all and we have to go to the bank here and to get the money.

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And there you can see where the people are building the infrastructure,

651
01:10:51,560 --> 01:10:55,560
where they are going to make the food, the food, the food.

652
01:10:55,960 --> 01:11:01,320
The technical developments are gaining a momentum that we have not experienced before.

653
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With exponential growth, driven by large profits of tech giants and a centralist appetite for control by central bankers,

654
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huge steps are being taken to build a technocratic network around us.

655
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The democratic process seems barely capable of keeping up with these developments

656
01:11:21,480 --> 01:11:26,840
and our freedom and privacy are at stake. This places us in a gray area,

657
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because the question arises, how much we prepared to surrender our privacy and our freedom for convenience,

658
01:11:34,840 --> 01:11:37,720
and what can we do to channel this movement to our benefit?

659
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I think people need to start looking for and leveraging all of those things that they can do to

660
01:11:46,120 --> 01:11:54,040
detach themselves from a system of technocratic control. And what that means in specific terms,

661
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I think is creating and fostering communities of interest, where people will be able to

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voluntarily and independently choose to come together to interact on the things that they want to accomplish.

663
01:12:07,640 --> 01:12:13,480
Rather than being put into systems where you have no choice, you are simply another cog

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in the machine that is being constructed.

665
01:13:14,280 --> 01:13:23,000
You know, if tomorrow everybody woke up and said, I'm going to pull all my money out of every

666
01:13:23,000 --> 01:13:28,760
systemically important bank. You can't, there would be a revolution tomorrow. Be fabulous.

667
01:13:28,760 --> 01:13:35,560
So the first thing we can all do is for God's sake, take the system analog, as much as you can,

668
01:13:35,560 --> 01:13:43,240
so whether it's using cash or getting rid of your smartphone, just get out of the digital system

669
01:13:43,480 --> 01:13:48,120
you should be a certain your right to use cash. You should be challenging any shop owners that

670
01:13:48,120 --> 01:13:51,640
prevents you from doing it. You should also be challenging any authorities that prevents you from doing it.

671
01:13:51,640 --> 01:13:56,440
So for example, in Amsterdam, the tram system will prevent you from using cash. Many places will

672
01:13:56,440 --> 01:14:00,840
prevent you from using cash. You should be standing up against that saying, hey, this is actually

673
01:14:00,840 --> 01:14:06,440
not a good move. This is not in our interests. And even if you think it might save a bit of time

674
01:14:06,440 --> 01:14:13,000
and so on, in the long term, this is bad for our economic system. So obviously that means a rejection

675
01:14:13,800 --> 01:14:20,280
of systems that try to catalog and reduce human nature down to a digital ID, a biometric face

676
01:14:20,280 --> 01:14:25,480
scan or finger print or something along those lines and more towards natural organic,

677
01:14:26,520 --> 01:14:34,840
lived humanity of face-to-face interactions. We are clearly at a crossroads in history.

678
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A crisis is forming that we cannot yet foresee. And the call from new system and a new form of society

679
01:14:42,840 --> 01:14:48,760
is greater than ever before. But the question is whether this should be a centralist,

680
01:14:48,760 --> 01:14:55,640
tech-driven society or whether we can use this technology to work together in a decentralized way

681
01:14:55,640 --> 01:15:03,480
for a sustainable world. With guaranteed privacy, self-determination, and freedom.

682
01:15:06,040 --> 01:15:10,680
Do you believe they will eventually succeed? No, I think they're going to fail.

683
01:15:12,920 --> 01:15:20,760
I really think they're going to fail. You cannot run a complex system with this much top-down

684
01:15:20,760 --> 01:15:25,720
control because it's going to break down and it's going to make a mess. It's too

685
01:15:25,800 --> 01:15:32,200
antithetical to how intelligence and resources work on this planet.

686
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It's just simply incompatible with life.