For years, Aman Jabbi, a Silicon Valley technology veteran, has been warning about the creation of a “digital prison” through the integration of advanced surveillance technologies – including facial recognition, artificial intelligence and a network of surveillance devices – which will enable continuous monitoring and individual identification.
The long-term plan is that “facial recognition will be used to unlock your digital identity,” he said.
In 2025, the British state announced it was about to impose a “mandatory” digital ID on the population, without which they would not be able to work.
The arrogant duplicity behind the roll-out has been jaw-dropping.
The name “Britcard,” for instance, is meant to resonate with feelings of national pride and suggest that it is all about proving how British you are in the face of all those illegal immigrants that somehow keep sneaking into the country.
But the authorities are laughing in the faces of what they consider to be a hopelessly gullible public – the “Brit” in fact stands for “Biometric Registration Identification Tracking”.
And it is not the specific British response to a specific British problem that it is being sold as....<<<Read More>>>...
