....launch of a global digital ID system through the City of London’s slick mouthpiece magazine, The Economist. Under the innocuous sounding headline ‘Estonia Takes The Plunge’ were told by a characteristically unidentified writer that, ‘Some good ideas never take off because too few people embrace them’. There are never enough cowering serfs for these City types! Your digital identity is a privilege, not a right’, The Economist explains in this barrow-boys sales pitch. What the Economist’s secret author is not telling us is that the only real threat to our identity is the National Security Agency (NSA) and GCHQ’s voracious appetite for cracking every secure connection and collecting our every keystroke known to man, particularly our passwords. They claim everyone is a threat to national security before accelerating into a quick skid back and forth through the chicane of hacking and data protection law. This is where we re-examine the one-word reason why our forefathers bothered writing laws in the first place to force “securocrats” to go before a judge every time they want to put anyone under surveillance: Gestapo. Nazi ID cards and occupied Europes universal surveillance system, operated in collaboration with the US IBM Corporation, has been documented by Edwin Black in his 2001 book IBM and the Holocaust: The Strategic Alliance between Nazi Germany and Americas Most Powerful Corporation. Our senior spooks may never have heard of, let alone read Edwin’s mighty tome, but I suspect its more that they dont really want to know....
Posted on: Mon, 11 Aug 2014 21:14:10 +0000