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The European Union’s plan to introduce a Digital ID system, in conjunction with a digital euro and electronic identification (eID), has sparked widespead concerns about privacy and government control. This comprehensive globalist initiative also involves the integration of personal health data, amplifying worries about the erosion of individual freedoms. German entrepreneur and finance vlogger Dominik Kettner has brought these concerns to the forefront in a detailed video, shedding light on the potential implications of a looming “digital gulag.”
Kettner, an expert in the precious metals trade, argues that the European Parliament’s decision to roll out Digital IDs by 2030 is more than just an administrative change. He emphasizes the ambitious scope of this initiative, noting that by 2030, the plan aims to equip 80% of EU citizens with a Digital ID. This target not only sets a clear timeline but also underscores the vast scale of the project. He asserts that it represents a serious threat to personal freedom and could enable undue restrictions based on compliance with government norms. This Digital ID, according to Kettner, is not just a tool for identification but a potential means for the government to exercise unprecedented control over individuals.
The entrepreneur elaborates on the risks of consolidating personal data, including health and financial information, on a single digital platform. He fears that such a move could lead to a surveillance state, reminiscent of the dystopian world described in George Orwell’s “1984.” Kettner points out that this data would not only be accessible to authorities but also to private companies, further expanding the scope of surveillance and control.
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Kettner, an expert in the precious metals trade, argues that the European Parliament’s decision to roll out Digital IDs by 2030 is more than just an administrative change. He emphasizes the ambitious scope of this initiative, noting that by 2030, the plan aims to equip 80% of EU citizens with a Digital ID. This target not only sets a clear timeline but also underscores the vast scale of the project. He asserts that it represents a serious threat to personal freedom and could enable undue restrictions based on compliance with government norms. This Digital ID, according to Kettner, is not just a tool for identification but a potential means for the government to exercise unprecedented control over individuals.
The entrepreneur elaborates on the risks of consolidating personal data, including health and financial information, on a single digital platform. He fears that such a move could lead to a surveillance state, reminiscent of the dystopian world described in George Orwell’s “1984.” Kettner points out that this data would not only be accessible to authorities but also to private companies, further expanding the scope of surveillance and control.
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