n January 2022 the the Department of Health and Social Care, currently led by Sajid Javid, plan to launch a new app that will allegedly help people to make positive changes to their diet and physical activity.
A pilot scheme will see users wear wrist-worn devices that can generate personalised health recommendations, such as increasing their step count, eating more fruit and vegetables, and decreasing portion sizes.
Users will allegedly collect points for behaviours deemed healthy by the Government, which will unlock “rewards”. The Government says these rewards could include “gym passes, clothes or food vouchers, discounts for shops, and cinema or theme park tickets”.
You could be forgiven for believing the Government has the nations best interests at heart by introducing an app that rewards you for behaviour deemed to be healthy, if you are also not aware that they are planning to bring in a digital identity system and digital currency under which they are debating whether to impose limits on how it can be spent.
But the problem is that plans for all three of these things have been advancing for months.
The UK Government is planning to boost the legal status of digital identities to make them as widely recognised as drivers licenses and bank statements, and they will most likely come in the form of a mobile phone app. The ticket to imposing them for good will come in the form of the Vaccine Passport.
Meanwhile the Bank of England and HM Treasury have established the Central Bank Digital Currency Taskforce to coordinate the exploration of a potential UK Digital Currency. Make no mistake that this system would ultimately replace cash and would allow the Government to know what you are spending, when you are spending it, where you are spending it, and what you are spending it on.
f they can outlaw TV adverts for breakfast cereals before 9pm then what is to stop them imposing limits or a ban on what you can spend a new UK Digital Currency on, if it deemed to be unhealthy by the Government?
All the evidence is there. There is a coordinated effort worldwide to bring in a digital identity and social credit system right under your nose, and it looks like both will be enforced in the UK by January 2022.