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Authoritative Digital Global Domination | United Nations "World of Tomorrow" [Deception] Summit | [Previously Sanctioned] Boundary-Less "Servitude Planning" = Digital Subjugation over 8 Billion Individuals
In the lead-up to the United Nations Annual Meeting in September 2024, speculation has been rife about a potential "Digital Enslavement Package." However, recent and authoritative sources, including the UK government and the UN, have focused on combating modern slavery, forced labor, and human trafficking, rather than any digital control system resembling "digital enslavement" or personal QR codes.
The digitalization package, if it exists, is expected to control various aspects of people's lives, from money-spending to health data, food habits, travel, and communication. The digitalization process is being driven by Big Tech IT corporations and Big Finance, with the UN potentially serving as a facilitator.
Contrary to rumours, the digital compact does not offer an opt-out option, forcing individuals into the digital system. The means to control this digital compact is the QR code, a barcode with unlimited storage capacity, known as Quick Response (QR).
Despite the involvement of the World Economic Forum (WEF) and the Club of Rome in the drafting and revisions of this digital compact, there is no credible information suggesting a "digital enslavement package" or associated personal QR codes planned for presentation at the UN Annual Meeting in September 2024.
It is unclear what corporate/IT and civil society representation was part of these secretive "negotiations." The debate for this digital compact is set to take place behind closed doors on September 20-21, 2024, during the UN General Assembly (UNGA).
The UN will present "The World of The Future" during a special session on September 22-23, 2024, as part of their annual meeting in New York. The UN's role in this digitalization process raises questions about its potential control by Big Tech and Big Finance.
It is essential to distinguish between fact and fiction as the digitalization of the future unfolds. While the digital compact may represent a significant step towards a One World Order and a One World Government, with the UN, WEF, and WHO playing key roles, it is crucial to ensure that such a development respects individual freedom and human rights.
- The digitalization package, encompassing various aspects of life such as health data, money-spending, and travels, is driven by Big Tech IT corporations and Big Finance, raising concerns about its potential impact on individual freedom and human rights.
- Despite the speculation about a "Digital Enslavement Package," recent sources like the UK government and UN have focused on combating modern slavery and human trafficking, leaving the digitalization's implications unclear.
- The UN's presentation of "The World of The Future" and the secretive debate surrounding the digital compact during the UNGA raise questions about their potential control by Big Tech and Big Finance in the realm of policy-and-legislation and technology.
- Amid the unfolding digitalization, it is vital to discern the truth from rumors and ensure that this development, which may lead to a One World Order and a One World Government, preserves individual freedom and respects general-news and political perspectives.
