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Japan’s Digital ID push is failing due to public resistance

Japan is pushing its citizens towards Digital ID cards but, despite coercion tactics, the public is resisting the attempts.

Sigrid Kaag is leading the push for a CBDC and wants to introduce a law that requires banks to record all payments in excess of 100 euros.

The Qatar World Cup will be a mass surveillance bubble. 15,000 CCTV cameras, facial recognition, health apps and drones will be deployed

There is a financial gun pointed at Twitter – not by the Biden administration, but rather by the EU Commission, under Ursula von der Leyen.

China is the pioneer when it comes to Orwellian technology, and its latest plans are just about as tyrannical as one could possibly imagine.

Forbes magazine has published its annual ranking of the 400 wealthiest Americans and the top 20 is once again dominated by tech moguls.

Meloni is seen as anti-establishment by her supporters, yet her support of Italy’s Digital Health Certificate should raise eyebrows

Much how COVID-19 was used as a pretext to normalise the restrictions of liberties at the mercy of a government

The World Economic Forum is promoting the concept of tracking and monitoring people’s carbon footprint through mobile applications

PayPal has defunded a number of organisations on tenuous grounds in recent days, which should raise serious alarm about freedom