posted November 18, 2020 10:56 AM            

By Spiro Skouras

"Recently, the United Nations had some big announcements that went largely unnoticed, including the rollout of a biometric digital wallet and an announcement that one of its specialized agencies The International Civil Aviation Organization is one step closer to an internationally recognized digital travel credential.

As reported by Biometric Update, this particular UN biometric digital wallet is intended for UN employees and [b]it can be used for data related to human resources, medical status, travel, payroll and pensions.

I hope you see where this is going, every aspect of our lives will be centralized digitally using biometrics and in many cases the blockchain, AI and 5G.

I can’t help but to raise the question, what kind of social controls could this possibly provide the technocrats if people decide not to obey certain restrictions or requirements?

Example: If you didn’t get your latest shot, individuals may face travel restrictions. Or, you may not be able go to work, or your payments may be frozen until you comply.

posted November 21, 2020 05:50 PM            

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And per the Rockefeller documents, people will need to get covid tested every week! With a PCR test that's been set to above 35 cycles in the US, amplifying anything it picks up...

posted November 21, 2020 05:58 PM            

Have to have password to access the assets.

Those are long encrypted passwords.

That's why a person can lose their assets if they don't save their password in a secure location.

There are many examples of misplaced passwords with bitcoin, for example.

They can't be accessed until someone calculates all the permutations, which could take a very very long time.

posted November 22, 2020 09:06 AM            

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Originally posted by Linda Jones:
Hey SG,

Are you talking abt privacy concerns, ie privacy not being violated bc the password wld take too long to decode?

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Yes.

I would imagine the assets for biometric data would be similar to financial data.

So I think they'd be mathematically secure.

posted November 22, 2020 12:21 PM            

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"Travel industry insiders are saying that a health pass certifying that someone is well before they fly will help people get back to normal before a vaccine comes out. The CommonPass is based on criteria set by the governments of each port of entry."

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"To use the CommonPass, health screening rules will be utilized through an app that can track both testing and vaccination status of a traveler. The pass is being hailed as a new layer of health security that provides “a rapid and secure means of verifying travelers’ COVID status.”

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"As the multi-sector, global response to the coronavirus tightens the noose around civil liberties, CommonPass stands out as one of the most appalling and dangerous attacks on basic human rights in the name of public health and is rife with a potential for abuse so great, that it behooves us to find out more about the people and interests behind it."

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SOURCES:

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1) Mint Press News October 26, 2020

https://www.mintpressnews.com/commonpass-new-covid-security-measures-will-make-health-a-prerequisite-for-travel/272298/

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2) Aviation Pros October 22, 2020