Tony Blair has risen from the crypt and issued commandments to his minions, including Keir Starmer, that he must obey with the introduction of these horrific ideas. Digital ID's have been around for a long time, but they re getting worse and worse.
00:07:23.660And my source for this is basically all of history, including recent British history and basically every other country where they did this nonsense as well.
00:07:36.580It is going to be wrapped up in CBDCs.
00:07:39.660The Bank of International Settlements, I come to that, is, you know, it's just openly saying this is a full control mechanism.
00:08:23.300Your card, your payments wouldn't work.
00:08:28.640You wouldn't have been able to buy a holiday, go away, see a family member.
00:08:36.320I suppose the one thing that would be useful from their point of view is they could do more directed COVID payments and sort of furlough payments for shutdown.
00:08:44.240So you might think it would do some of the fraud.
00:08:46.660But, of course, once they've got this ability, I mean, they're just going to spunk so much money on it.
00:09:40.380But there was another guy who was the senior immunologist at Pfizer, who was subsequently retired, who was coming out and saying, no, this is insanity.
00:09:53.440What they're telling you cannot possibly make sense for these following reasons.
00:09:57.020All of them banned, deplatformed, taken away.
00:09:59.200If you had digital IDs in there and your ability to link to the internet was tied to your digital ID, which this will be, it wouldn't have been a question of banning these videos once they come out.
00:10:14.060It would be a question of banning you from even accessing the internet in order to give the interview in the first place.
00:10:20.080People who protested, I went on a whole bunch of the COVID protests, you'd just be locked out.
00:10:28.360It'd be like, you know, you're from Winchester and you're going to a protest in London, you know, and you're trying to buy a train ticket or something, or you're trying to buy petrol too far from your home.
00:10:41.520Also, if you ever go to a protest, I don't know what it's like in other countries, but in Britain, the police spend 90% of their time filming everybody.
00:10:51.920They go around with these cameras on these poles, trying to make sure they clock everybody's face so they can stick it in a biometric database.
00:10:59.980Again, link to a digital ID, immediately identify everybody there, and then these people get extra scrutiny.
00:11:05.800They get their bank accounts frozen, you know, whatever else.
00:11:13.060£10,000 fines were handed out liberally.
00:11:16.480COVID passes tied to the NHS app were, you know, handed out.
00:11:21.080Well, they were basically mandated across a whole bunch of, well, I mean, everything.
00:11:25.900I mean, I remember I was a school governor at the time, and, you know, whatever, there was this thing at the school that couldn't be put off.
00:11:51.180If you had the combination of digital IDs and central bank digital currencies, because the whole goal was to stimulate the economy, because, you know, they spent a lot of money shutting the economy down.
00:12:03.100And then every so often they got that it occurred to them that what they were doing was utterly ruinous.
00:12:07.880And they wanted to suddenly eject a bit more money into the thing.
00:12:11.560And, I mean, especially with the US COVID, I mean, there was a Bitcoin spike because everybody got these, you know, furlough payments or whatever they called them there.
00:12:19.580These payments for, you know, sorry, we fucked you over so badly over COVID.
00:12:24.100And loads of people just went out and bought Bitcoin with it.
00:12:26.720So there's a massive spike in it, which is not really what they were intending it to be used for.
00:12:31.320With a digital ID and central bank digital currency, you could be issued a payment, but it's programmable money.
00:12:39.960Meaning that, you know, you can only use it on the things they want you to use it on.
00:12:43.380So consumption, you know, a restaurant or buying something from Walmart.
00:12:47.500And if you've not used it within 30 days, it is that this money has an expiry date.
00:12:54.100You know, in time, when I come to this, they're able to do that with everything.
00:14:44.980So don't do that because then you have to pay more because you can't be bothered to go and pick up your Chinese or your pizza or something.
00:14:49.820And there's already right to work checks.
00:14:54.080You know, you can ask for passports and national insurance numbers and driving license and all the rest of it.
00:15:01.060So the immigration problem is not a lack of ID.
00:15:04.660It's a lack of enforcement over the powers that are already there because actually they because obviously they don't actually have a problem with illegal immigration.
00:16:41.960The willingness to enforce existing policy and to leave the ECHR, the European Court of Human Rights,
00:16:49.680to get out of that and just have the will to do it.
00:16:53.940And you've got all of the tools you already need.
00:16:55.500Now, this has got Tony Blair's fingerprints all over it, this scheme.
00:17:00.600He tried to bring in ID, not digital ID, but regular ID, ID cards in 2000.
00:17:06.280And at this time, because the big issue was counterterrorism, he sold it as a counterterrorism mechanism.
00:17:16.000Why was it being sold as counterterrorism back then?
00:17:18.520And it's to stop illegal migration now.
00:17:20.840It's just because whatever happens to be at the top of the news cycle, that is a justification that you're given.
00:17:27.420Now, he spent £6 billion on it, and it was scrapped in 2010 because there was a massive public backlash.
00:17:34.780People started to understand that this was a nonsense.
00:17:37.860Are you really going to be willing to arrest little old ladies who have gone to the shops who left their ID card at home, or maybe they don't want one?
00:18:20.760So he went off and he created the Tony Blair Institute, which is basically a way where he gets to be in charge of just about every government everywhere.
00:18:30.440I mean, literally, when he sat on the stage at Davos and referred to his presidents, the presidents that worked for him.
00:18:37.480And he's got a lot of African ones, but, you know, he expands as broadly as he's got a bunch of Middle East ones.
00:18:44.000I mean, he basically, you know, if you're president or prime minister or somewhere, I mean, he'll put you in his pocket quite happily and then you can take his orders.
00:18:51.540And it's extraordinary how he's been able to do this.
00:18:54.700But, you know, he is quite good at this whole politics stuff.
00:18:58.180He created the Tony Blair Institute, which is funded by big tech.
00:19:02.340And basically the goal of it is to take over a country or to put a president in your pocket.
00:19:07.480And then you go in there and you start selling digital infrastructure.
00:19:25.640I mean, it will all be hosted outside of your country.
00:19:29.380But you'll get all this digital stuff and it will allow you to be a proper government and then you can attend events and then you can say all the right things about how we're combating people being straight or, you know, eating steaks or, you know, using too much carbon or whatever the great evil at the time is.
00:19:45.720You know, we're combating it and we've got this app thing that we bought from the Tony Blair Institute.
00:25:50.960Let's go on to the World Bank and the IMF.
00:25:55.080So there was a society called ID4D, which was funded by the Bill Gates Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation, and a whole bunch of other sort of globalist organizations.
00:26:11.500And their explicit goal, and again, you can just go and read this stuff on the website.
00:26:27.460And they're providing, according to them, support to 100 countries to get this implemented, which is why it's popping up all over the place at the same time.
00:26:36.740They're talking about digital public infrastructure.
00:32:28.540You've said things that we don't agree with.
00:32:31.920And therefore, the cost of governing you is higher.
00:32:34.780And therefore, you're going to have a less favorable interest rate.
00:32:38.700You're going to have a higher tax rate, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
00:32:42.200You know, your money will expire, all of this stuff.
00:32:44.520But I played a clip on the segment that I did on the podcast about this with Augustine Carstens or something, Baron Carston or whatever his name was.
00:33:02.340And he said, with CBDCs, the central bank will have absolute control on the rules and regulations that determine the use and the expression of money.
00:33:15.280And we will have a technology to enforce that.
00:33:17.400So basically saying he can do anything he wants, wants this stuff in, can control any purchase, make your money expire, set whatever rates for you, individual, monetary and fiscal policy, down to the level of the individual,
00:33:32.260depending on whether they're a favored group or whether they're dissenters or whatever it is.
00:33:40.340160 countries around the world today are developing digital IDs.
00:33:46.060160 countries, 100 and bloody 60 of them.
00:33:49.620And it's all being pushed at this sort of transnational globalist level.
00:34:48.700Let's look at some of the global abuses and ridiculousness of some where this has been used before, because the examples are legion.
00:34:59.400So India, they got their Andahar system, whatever it is.
00:35:02.960And that's, I mean, it starts off with a 12 digit code that, you know, the government keeps, but you access it via iris and fingerprint.
00:35:14.020Multiple, I mean, to the point of many waves of famine have occurred of this thing, because, you know, there's some error in the system and pensioners or those who are desperately poor, they don't get their rice.
00:35:32.040And it has led to many, many documented cases of starvation in India.
00:35:38.720Computer error, and it used to be that you go to your little rice man, whatever, and he would know you and he would know you're on the, you know, the assistance program and he would give you your rice.
00:35:51.240And if the documentation was a bit iffy that week or got chewed by rats or didn't turn up or damp or whatever it was, he would know you and he'd give you some rice.
00:36:02.160Whereas when all this stuff went digital, it was just, you know, file corrupted, computer says, no, whatever it was, no, you're not getting your rice.
00:36:12.340Caused a mini famine in India when this stuff was rolled out and didn't work properly.
00:36:18.640Well, and also, for about 10 quid, the equivalent of 10 quid, Indian journalists realised that they could get themselves put on it and then get free rice.
00:36:34.860So, you know, whoever does the data entry, you bung them 10 quid and they'll stick you on it.
00:37:15.880It was a massive honeypot, this stuff.
00:37:19.540And so it paralysed the nation while they were having to do these emergency fixes because they realised it was wide open.
00:37:25.800China, obvious example, digital IDs, mandatory for buying a SIM card, for accessing the internet, for transport.
00:37:37.160Oh, and they've got social credit scores laid in as well, which will be another thing that this does is, you know, you start with the score, whatever it is, 100.
00:37:46.240And every time you say something that pisses off the government, you lose some points.
00:37:48.760Or whatever it is that you do that they don't like, you know, you lose some points.
00:37:52.840And then the subtle genius of the social credit scores, it links who you are close to, your family members.
00:37:59.420And if they are near you or if they're associated with you, they lose points as well.
00:38:06.500So if you are going to be a dissident, you have to not only be willing to sacrifice yourself to the mission, you need to be willing to sacrifice everybody else around you, your entire family and French group.
00:38:19.800You know, you've got to burn it all to be a dissident, which could have an interesting cascade effect if they really piss people off enough.
00:38:27.580But normally it's enough because even if somebody is personally willing to be brave, they're not willing to, you know, cut everybody they know and their entire family out of society at the same time for their own stance.
00:38:41.060Denmark, MIT, MIT ID or something like that they've got, needed for banking, healthcare, taxes.
00:38:52.840It's had multiple outages, which locks people out of out of banking and medical services and, you know, everything that they need it linked to.
00:39:04.080And the authorities admitted, yeah, there's major flaws in this and a whole swathes of people are unable to access daily life.
00:39:11.340But, you know, digital ID is more important.
00:39:13.560So, you know, if there is a system crash, you know, you're just going to have to, you know, bloody well deal with it.
00:39:37.600They've opened so they can change your address.
00:39:40.320Well, they can make themselves the owner of your home.
00:39:43.640They've opened bank accounts and phone lines in victim's name.
00:39:49.160You know, it shows once you have a digital ID, people can hack it and they just take over your life.
00:39:54.780And the first thing you bloody know is when the police turn up to evict you from your own home because, you know, you're not the legal owner of it anymore.
00:40:01.380Your bank accounts are emptied or, you know, loans have been taken out in your name, as happened in Singapore.
00:40:07.280Well, Belgium, EID, a bit like the Estonian one, but without a dash.
00:40:59.540So obviously this one is linked to your bank account.
00:41:05.860And basically what happens in Sweden is if you are in any way associated with things that the government doesn't like, you just get debanked.
00:41:14.840Regulators have even got to the point where the regulators are having to step in and say to the banks, look, you're closing far too many accounts.
00:41:27.940You know, you're supposed to go after people we don't like, but you can't do it too much because it becomes a bit bloody obvious.
00:41:34.540If you're a nationalist, if you're pro-Sweden in Sweden, which is a bizarre concept, yes, I know.
00:41:43.820But just imagine whatever woke country that you're in.
00:41:47.480If you're pro your own country, you're an enemy of the state.
00:41:53.100And so loads of nationalists get the wokesters just go running off to the bank and say, oh, that person is a nationalist.
00:44:59.680All of the money, all of the money sits with the central bank and you are temporarily granted permission to use a token of the central bank's money.
00:45:12.780But it's entirely under their control base.
00:46:02.960You will not be able to take possession of a central bank digital currency because it all lives on the central bank servers.
00:46:08.660And then they can attach any rules or permissions or restrictions that they wish to it.
00:46:14.220So you have to understand that digital IDs are the key and central bank digital currencies are the lock.
00:46:21.680You get to this point, they won't even need police because it can just all be done by computer.
00:46:29.620Oh, you're behaving in a way that we don't like.
00:46:31.440But rather than having to send the cops around at 3 a.m., at 3 a.m., your ability to bank will just be switched off.
00:46:41.960And then you'll find out at some point that, presumably the next day, that you've been depersoned because the state doesn't like you anymore.
00:46:52.860All the kind of stuff you can do about it.
00:46:54.260I mentioned some of this, but it gives them a toolkit for programmable money.
00:47:00.180So anything that you can imagine on this, money expiring.
00:47:03.460So it wouldn't be a surprise to me in 30 years' time, you get to the point where you get your paycheck paid in and it's all got a 30-day expiry.
00:47:11.160Consume or it will be expired by the end of the month.
00:47:16.780They can put caps on buying meat, carbon, alcohol.
00:47:21.820Yeah, you'll get a carbon allowance, you'll get a calorie limit, you know, gambling caps, anything they don't like.
00:53:29.400Once a system is created, it never self-abolishes.
00:53:31.920Yes, we did manage to get rid of it in 1952, the last time we sort of properly had this.
00:53:39.180But it was a very different country back then.
00:53:40.740And people had a sense and a purpose of Britishness that they simply don't have today.
00:53:44.020And the state was less corrupt and awful than it is today.
00:53:49.680So stopping this before it comes in is going to be a hell of a lot easier than getting rid of it after it comes in.
00:53:55.700And the other thing is going to be tied into multi-billion pound contracts.
00:54:00.360If Keir Starmer gets his through, he will just give a contract to these big tech companies for hundreds of billions that are payable over the next 30 years and are non-cancellable.
00:54:14.580So somebody comes along and says, you know, if Nigel Farage is good to his word and the moment he gets elected, he immediately cancels them.
00:54:23.560Well, the contract will be written in a way that these tech companies get their money anyway, which will be done in an attempt to make the cost of cancellation seem like it's completely unworth it.
00:54:40.180Every new crisis, be it climate or terrorism or pandemics or whatever the next thing is, whatever's coming down the line, it's two years, four years, six years, there will be a story.
00:54:55.820And that will be used to justify ramping up the system.
00:55:00.800Now, the other argument I made is, look, I suspect if you're watching Brokonomics, you're not a massive fan of Keir Starmer.
00:55:11.960Oh, I've just thought of a point I should make.
00:55:14.500Look, it's got nothing to do with Keir Starmer.
00:55:17.220But you would think that, let's say you had a penchant for hiring young Ukrainian male models, definitely not rent boys, male models.
00:55:27.320You would implicitly understand the danger of having every transaction tracked.
00:55:42.140So, yeah, even if you don't trust Keir Starmer, if you're a lefty who somehow found yourself watching this, you do understand that future nationalist governments will get this.
00:55:53.200And, OK, let's say you think that I'm awful, which, you know, is obviously a ridiculous opinion.
00:56:04.140But if you did think that, and I'm well to the right of Nigel Farage, if I came into power and I had this, I would use it to mass support millions of people.
00:56:17.560And it would give me, you could easily link it to ethnicity.
00:56:22.460I mean, it's going to be linked to births and death register.
00:56:25.560So you're just going to get that as a standard.
00:56:27.240You'd be able to deport millions of people.
00:56:29.780And also, all my political enemies, I'd be able to use all this power against them.
00:56:34.340Anyone who speaks up, you know, the James O'Brien's and the Lewis Goodall's and the Alicia Kearns and all, you know, all the massive shitlibs that are out there.
00:56:43.620I'd just be able to de-person them, debank them, take them off the internet.
00:56:47.380And so if you're an authoritarian labour right, you have to be really, really, really bloody sure that the left is going to be in power forever.
00:57:01.320And all you need to do is look at opinion polls today to see that you're not even going to be in power four years from now, if you can even make it through the next three budgets, which you probably won't.
00:57:12.660So do you really want to be handing a right-wing nationalist government this sort of power over you?
00:57:17.620Because, yes, you're going to abuse it against us from day one.
01:04:24.660Yes, let's get a bit more brokonomics with this.
01:04:27.700We need to talk about the political economy of control is how I think about this.
01:04:36.040Historically, governments have extracted power via taxation, which they've then used to buy hard power, police and military and all that kind of stuff.
01:04:44.500In the digital era, data itself becomes the form of tax base.
01:04:49.540It is the new rent that the state extracts from all citizens because it gives them that same level of control where every transaction is observable and taxable.
01:05:03.440The state no longer needs to trust because it knows everything and it can skim data in real time.
01:05:12.740It can apply fees to everything you do in real time.
01:05:16.840VAT no longer requires a VAT submission from a retailer.
01:05:25.180They just take it automatically at the time.
01:05:28.680If they decide to bring in a wealth tax, they will know exactly how much wealth you have in every account.
01:05:35.580Because every account would have long ago been forced to be linked to your digital ID or it would have been closed.
01:05:42.780In Singapore, I think it was Singapore, they just closed 200,000 accounts because they weren't linked to digital IDs.
01:05:51.200So, yep, 200,000 accounts gone, money in them gone.
01:05:54.040So, you will have to register everything you own to this digital ID and then they will see absolutely your wealth levels.
01:06:04.520And then, you know, Labour government or future Labour government or future social whatever will think,
01:10:21.140So from 60% to 14% in the space of a bit over a decade.
01:10:27.920Bloody impressive how they managed to sideline that.
01:10:32.600The main alternative, of course, is Bitcoin and decentralised money.
01:10:37.240Complete separation of state and money.
01:10:40.480Just like it used to be in the good old days when you had gold and your feudal lord or whatever, your king.
01:10:48.140Yes, the king put a lot of effort into getting as much gold as possible.
01:10:52.260But they weren't fundamentally the same thing.
01:10:55.420The king could not go to a computer and tap in some buttons and quantitatively ease himself more gold.
01:10:59.760When he ran out of gold, he ran out of gold.
01:11:01.520And when you started to get parliaments and all the rest of it, kings had to go and ask very nicely and provide a good justification to the parliament as to why they should be given more gold to launch a war.
01:11:17.600And if you were good at it, if you were like a Henry the, what was it, Henry V, was it, or was it the second?
01:20:50.680And the day before they had to start jailing people, they repealed the law because they realized, shit, mass non-compliance, we can't do this.
01:21:05.080You need to do a bit of both-siding on this.
01:21:07.680So if you're speaking to a sensible person, lay out most of the arguments I've made here.
01:21:14.220If you're speaking to a lefty, just point out, do you really want to hand Nigel Farage or somebody who comes after him who's actually based this control system?
01:21:27.260If you're the scary right-wing uncle and you're speaking to woke-tard nieces and nephews and stuff about this,
01:21:37.080and they see you as a nutter, just say, well, do you want me to have this power over you and all your friends?
01:21:44.220To punish you for being woke and all the rest of it.
01:21:48.120Make them think, make them understand that this can go both ways.