Digital Bolshevism Being Dictated by Private Corporations: Digital IDs Will Be Tied to CBCDs

Editor's note: These corporations are sadly mistaken. More and more people especially Americans are catching on fast to the digital domain they are being coerced into and they are rejecting it. Do not contract with these corporations. This is digital Bolshevism. What are you going to do? Simply allow these private corporations to dictate to you the perimeters of your existence? A digital ID attached to driver's licensing? It's a private corporate protection racket. Private corporations muscling in on governments to dictate to you under color of law about what you will be given privileges (comprehending rights and privileges) for provided you have a digital ID? No thank you. No is the most powerful word in the English language.  Use it. Once the digital identities are locked into place the next phase will be your allocation of CBDCs. Digital IDs tied to CBCDs (wolves in sheep's clothing?) is financial repression. This isn't conspiracy shit. This is all taking place gradually and is imperceptible (making the transition seem "normal") to the average person. Central bankers have already confirmed that CBDCs will not be anonymous. A society managed by technical experts will find you more of a burden than anything. 

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Source: Reclaim the Net

Corporate coalition pushes government to create digital ID infrastructure

Major corporations want to see the installation of digital ID.

December 15, 2022 | By Ken Macon

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A group of private companies have published a digital ID blueprint encouraging state governments to implement policies involved in creating a digital ID system.

The blueprint was published by the Better Identity Coalition, a group of 27 US companies, including Mastercard, Equifax, AT&T, and more. The group either wants to stop the worry about ID fraud or to profit from preventing ID fraud by pushing to normalize digital IDs.

The coalition is encouraging states to make their department of motor vehicles the core of developing and maintaining digital ID systems because these departments are central to each state’s identification systems.

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The second recommendation is the updating of vital records bureaus and having these bureaus create attribute-validation services. These records include birth, death, and marriage databases.

The third recommendation is for state officials to stop fearing or doubting digital ID innovations, like digital driver's licenses, which can encourage wider adoption by the general public.

Policymakers should also make sure digital ID systems meet government and industry standards.

The fourth policy recommendation is for government to ensure 100% participation in digital IDs by targeting marginalized populations and ensuring they get the same attention as others, like the mobile driver's license.