Keep it in the family!
Very well writtenâŚ
Being a red-blooded male and admittedly American (endangered species on both counts)âŚIâd only add an âOr elseâŚâ somewhere in there⌠Perhaps even something more such as a âDo unto othersâ if youâre feeling the flow. And MEAN itâŚ
But yeah, otherwiseâŚquite well done.
Whatâs the worst that could happen right? Itâs not like they would jail you for speech or anythingâŚoh wait.
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Palantir wont be participation in the UK digital Id, but to be fair, Tony Blair and his son Eunan prefer Oracle it would seem.
Haha love it, lets all make a statement!
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Speaking of making a statementâŚYou could do much worse than to model yourself after this fine gentleman:
This is our CURRENT democracy manifestâŚlearn your judo well (since you canât carry)
The good old days when police went after international criminalsâŚWE are the enemy now.
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ALL due to the greed of selling out American Manufacturing to China; the back office to India; switching over to financial capitalism, and ditching industrial capitalism.
Itâs the Oligarchs, Stupid[yes, Itâs the economy; the financialized-monetized economy, THE RENTIER$!]
They gave up on the USA; and went for a USSA!
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There is going to be pushback, worse than the quackcines. The clampdown will have to be brutal to roll this out at scale. I can see the most vulnerable being targeted first, those dependent on state benefits and public sector workers. The upper middle class will do the usual, explain to the lower downs that it makes everyoneâs lives easier while privately moving their funds into trusts and other financial instruments of questionable legality.
The poor will be kicked like the proverbial cat.
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Why âtheyâ; years ago, started beefing up the countryâs militarized police.
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And we will soon see AI policing once the net begins to close
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It already has, and isâŚ
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"Farewell to the days of frantically searching for your driving licence or passport when you fancy a pint â digital ID cards backed by the Government are set to come into play in 2025. Brummies will soon be able to secure a drink with just an app, as long as theyâre signed up with a certified company that meets government standards for security and reliability.
This is all part of the broader push to shift state functions online, making it a breeze to assert oneâs identity for a variety of activities via an app. Popping into local pubs, dining out in restaurants, hopping from shop to shop, applying for a bank account, and even dealing with tax affairs â itâs all going digital.
While current online systems rely on two-step identification, the fresh approach introduces a âsingle sign-onâ for an enhanced user experience. This tech tweak forms part of the sweeping revisions within the Data Bill navigating its way through Parliament at present."
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I can see it nowâŚ
101 year old denied a beer.
He couldnât prove he was over 21.
AND, as everyone, or at the very least; every Humanized-Robot[has digital ID] knowsâŚ
You canât trust human-eyes!
Only digitized eyes, with digital IDâs; can see through human lies!
Heâs NOT over 21 !
Only his paper ID, says he is!
AND, âyour human eyes!â.
Which, every humanized-robotic-bartender knows - human eyes lie !!!
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Dont you just love the positive framingâŚ
With just your app you can secure a drinkâŚ
I now brew my own traditional ale, I will not be deprived my pint.
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⌠stock up on 1000 lots of your favorite pharmaceuticals. Much easier to transport. 
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I think âtheyâ will lock us down again so I may as well make beer.
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Yes. We âawakenedâ 20% (optimistic guess) know this.
But it wonât stop the 80% of stupid fearful idiots just going along with it to be part of the herd.
Just like COVID shots.
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Only 31 MPâs opposing out of 650?
I hope there is a strong push back soon.
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