The Israeli historian and WEF consultant Yuval Noah Harari has outlined the basis of total digital control in an interview.
His statements sound like the disclosure of a global program whose goal is to introduce a social credit system worldwide.
According to Harari, the social credit system is nothing less than the "logical further development of money".
While conventional money only values a limited part of human activities - such as work, etc. - the social
credit system will in future value every action that affects everyday social and moral life.
According to Harari, this development could give rise to "the most totalitarian systems in history", in which access to mobility,
property or services depends entirely on a digital score.
Harari's statements become particularly explosive with the planned introduction of digital identities such as the
e-ID: after all, the e-ID represents the infrastructure that makes such an evaluation system possible in the first place.
If it is one day linked to a social credit system, the behavior of every citizen can be
seamlessly monitored, evaluated and sanctioned.
In Switzerland, a referendum on the introduction of an e-ID was held at the end of September 2025.
This with the alleged promise to offer the e-ID only as a user-friendly tool for handling
transactions and official matters on a voluntary basis.
Everything can then be handled conveniently and easily via cell phones, etc.
However, if we consider the experience of the coronavirus pandemic, doubts can quickly arise
as to how long the e-ID will remain voluntary.
Initially, only recommendations, such as social distancing rules, were made during the coronavirus crisis.
The measures were gradually tightened until some people were faced with the choice of
being "vaccinated" or losing their livelihood.
Others were publicly slandered and some were even imprisoned.
It all began voluntarily and ended for many in de facto coercion.
The example of Vietnam, where the e-ID was initially voluntary, also shows where a digital identity can lead.
This year, 86 million unverified bank accounts were deleted or frozen!
According to US financial analyst Martin Armstrong, the State Bank of Vietnam claims that this
measure is a system clean-up to prevent fraud.
In reality, it is a step towards the recently introduced national VNeID system , which allows the
government to control every financial movement of its citizens.
Once the legal framework is finalized, all accounts without biometric data will be closed and the goal of centralized,
unrestricted control over the entire population will be achieved!
According to Armstrong, this ID system - originally advertised as voluntary - is "fully in line with
the World Economic Forum's plans for the Great Reset".
In January 2025, high-ranking Vietnamese officials attended the WEF in Davos.
It looks as if they have been brought into line to become part of the globalist agenda.