"Dangerous expropriation of national wealth:
Warning against the EU asset register", was the headline of the Schweizerzeit on its website on May 8, 2025.
In fact, the EU apparently wants to look deeper than ever into the financial secrets of its citizens by means of asset registers.
Accounts, real estate, securities, gold, cryptocurrencies, etc. through to art collections.
All asset data of all EU citizens is to be recorded and monitored centrally - under the
pretext of combating money laundering and taxes.
What is sold today as "transparency" could soon be a door opener for compulsory levies, expropriation and digital control!
Kla.TV warns against such developments that lead unsuspecting humanity directly into enslavement
and then rebroadcasts the program "Digital Prison".
Do you expect the end of your personal freedom due to the increasing digitization of personal IDs
and access authorizations, including digital money?
Trapped in a digital system of total control? And not only that, if you don't follow the guidelines
of a ruling world government, you will be punished.
And those who do not bring economic benefits are easily excluded from public life.
Gloomy fantasies of fearful conspiracy theorists or serious dangers of digital
developments? We explore this question in today's show.
The fact is that governments are introducing a digital identity for the people - sometimes on a
voluntary basis and others are promoting its introduction.
This is a digital proof of your identity, comparable to your passport.
There are various ways to do this: electronic codes, an app on your smartphone or an implanted chip.
Scanned biometric data from the face, hands or iris also serve as digital proof of identity.
The UK government, for example, has released a commercial portraying anyone using a
physical ID card as clumsy and outdated.
In a guest article for the Daily Mail, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair praises digital
identity as a panacea for just about everything:
From shortening NHS waiting lists to prosecuting illegal immigrants, curbing welfare fraud
and solving the UK government's financial crisis.
Tony Blair "It (digital identity) is transforming drug discovery with a whole range of new treatments that give us
the opportunity to radically shift our healthcare system towards preventing disease rather than curing it.
If we were to utilize the potential of facial recognition, data and DNA, we could reduce the
crime rate not just slightly, but fundamentally.
We need the right digital infrastructure to be able to access all of this. And a digital ID is an essential part of that."
Since British Prime Minister Keir Starmer took office, a new Office for Digital Identities has been created with
the task of overseeing this country's digital ID market.
There have been numerous articles, commentaries and editorials in the Daily Mail, Times of London, Financial Times
and Sky News about the potential wonders of digital identity.
Does this mean that people's digital identity is simply a technological development of a modern state?
In Greece, the government is trying to make the EU digital ID palatable to the public by
making it compulsory for access to sports stadiums.
In Kenya, the planned biometric digital ID system is supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
In Bangladesh, the government is working with the organization ID2020 and the vaccination alliance GAVI to
provide infants and children with a digital ID when they are registered at birth or vaccinated.
Australia has passed a law that makes it mandatory to verify age in order to gain access
to social media. Presumably using digital ID.
"The EU wants to introduce biometric digital ID systems at member states' border crossings by 2026,"
said EU Commissioner Apostolos Tzitzikostas in Davos.
The regulations for the introduction of a European digital identity came into force on March 6, 2025.
They pave the way for all EU citizens to be able to use the European digital wallet from 2026.
This will be provided in the form of a mobile app that will be available in every member state.
It will make it possible to identify oneself online in complete security and thus access public
and private online services throughout Europe.
In Thailand, the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) has decided to introduce a
system for registering SIM cards that uses personal biometric features for identification.
These are just a few examples of the global development and introduction of a digital identity
for people. In fact, many more could be cited.
The other side of the coin and risks
Protection of privacy
Privacy is widely touted, but privacy arguments actually carry less weight when most adults use smartphones
with apps that can track everything from the number of steps taken to the color of socks purchased.
Data security
However, one serious problem with digital ID is data security, i.e. the dangers of hacking and cyber attacks.
According to IT experts, 100% data security is an illusion!
Norway and Sweden are suffering from an epidemic of identity theft and cybercrime, even
though they introduced digital ID systems years ago.
In Sweden, many cybercrimes are linked to the banks' digital authorization system, which is used by almost all Swedish adults.
India is home to the world's largest biometric digital ID system, Aadhaar. This has experienced enormous problems with security.
They ranged from identity theft to countless data breaches. Including two in which the
data of around one billion people was misused.
Much of it was offered for sale on the internet. This data included biometric
identifiers such as iris and fingerprint scans.
If this data is hacked, there is no way to undo the damage.
While a password or credit card can be easily replaced, biometric features such as iris and fingerprint remain unchangeable.
Exclusion
Digital biometric identity systems open or close the digital world for a person. For example, the
gateway to the central bank digital currency (CBDC).
No CBDC system can operate without a government-sponsored digital identity, explained Stefan Ingves.
Whitney Webb, well-known investigative journalist, warns of the emergence of a new international financial system.
Without participation in this system, they would have neither a legal identity nor access to economic activities - in practice,
they would not exist for the state and the private sector.
Kayvan Soufi-Siavash predicts it as follows:
"Behind ID2020, for example, is the perfidious plan to be able to victimize everyone in all their needs.
Anyone who does not have the current vaccination status, who exceeds the arbitrarily defined CO2 footprint, who does not
adhere to corresponding narratives in public space, will be punished with the withdrawal and then the only valid digital
currency or will be arbitrarily deprived of all civil rights."
Total control
The introduction of mandatory digital identification for every nation on the entire planet seems to have become a major goal.
This is about more than just total control over the population.
Who wants you to be unable to buy or sell anything online without logging in with your digital ID?
Who is interested in ensuring that no one can go to school, get a job or open a bank account without a digital ID card?
The driving forces
You will find revealing information in the answer to the question "Cui bono"?
Who benefits from worldwide digital proof of identity for everyone? Who stands to
gain virtually unlimited power and profits?
Many independent experts and analysts have been pointing out the driving forces behind the
global implementation of the ID2020 agenda for years.
Economist and geostrategy analyst Peter König, for example, names the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the Global Alliance for
Vaccines and Immunization, GAVI for short, the World Health Organization (WHO), the World Bank, other UN agencies and, of
course, the pharmaceutical industry and NGOs. 2018 WHO wrote:
"ID4D and the ID2020 Alliance are committed to bringing together governments, civil society, international
organizations and the private sector to efficiently implement digital identity technologies at scale."
ID4D is an initiative of the World Bank Group. This initiative supports countries that are
implementing digital identification systems.
It aims to create digital birth registration and legal identity for all by 2030. The Bill & Melinda Gates
Foundation is once again the main partner and financier of ID4D.
You can see the program "Bill Gates: World Dictator with the Profile of a Serious Criminal" about Bill Gates.
Digitalization primarily serves the interests of the largest financiers such as the Rothschild Group, the Rockefeller family,
J.P. Morgan Chase, the investment company BlackRock, the pharmaceutical giants and tech giants,
etc., who want to own and dominate the entire world.
In the programme "Welt im Netz der Freimaurer" , Ivo Sasek showed the deeds and plans of the powerful in this globally active
network and summarized what Kla.TV has proven in thousands of programmes with hundreds of thousands of valid sources.
Insidious technologies such as digital biometric IDs and surveillance systems can still only be installed and
exist if they are accepted and adopted by the still unsuspecting deceived and defrauded. It is high time to wake up!
Take a stand and resist the onset of digital enslavement! For example, by paying cash and doing without advertised
digital conveniences. Then the conservative, which is ridiculed today, will become the new trend again!
Network with awakened freedom-loving people in your environment while this is still possible. Defend your freedom!
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