- The new financial governance system promises inclusion but raises serious exclusion fears.
- Digital IDs and blockchain technology could lead to unprecedented surveillance.
- Tokenization of the natural world casts doubt on the true motives of global elites.
- Experts warn of a financial crisis being used to push these allegedly beneficial systems.
- Public skepticism and critical assessment are needed to safeguard freedoms and privacy.
Global leaders and financial elites are advocating for a new financial governance system that could drastically reshape our world.
During a speech at the Global Finance Summit in Paris, French President Emmanuel Macron called for a public financial shock to combat global warming.
Similarly, Klaus Schwab, founder and Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum, has spoken about the need for a “Great Reset” of capitalism.
These calls for change are being framed as necessary for inclusion and sustainability, but they raise serious concerns about privacy, surveillance, and control.
Economic Inclusion or Exclusion?
The promise of economic inclusion is one of the main “selling points” of the new financial governance system.
Leaders argue that digital IDs will provide everyone with a legal identity, enabling access to essential services and financial systems and tackling climate crisis. (?)
But investigative journalist Whitney Webb and other critics warn that these systems are inherently exclusionary.
If you don’t participate, you risk being shut out from the economy and society. This raises the question: is this system genuinely inclusive, or is it a way to control and exclude those who resist?
– Whitney Webb, Investigative Journalist
The Surveillance State
Digital IDs and blockchain technology are at the heart of this new system. Proponents claim these technologies will streamline transactions and governance.
Yet, there is a darker side: the potential for unprecedented surveillance. Digital IDs can track not just financial transactions but also travel, health history, career history, education credentials, and access to telecommunications and social media.
With the advent of artificial intelligence, this data can be fused and analyzed to micromanage individuals’ lives. This raises serious concerns about privacy and the possibility of a surveillance state.
The Tokenization of the Natural World
One of the more alarming aspects of this new system is the tokenization of the natural world.
Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, has expressed a desire to tokenize all existing assets and commodities, including forests, rivers, mountains, and lakes. This means turning natural assets into tradable financial products.
While this is framed as a way to “save the planet”, critics argue it is merely a way for the ultra-rich to deepen their control over the world’s resources.
By tokenizing the natural world, they can generate money out of thin air by claiming ownership of these assets and selling shares.
Expert Opinions and Warnings
Whitney Webb and other experts warn that global elites are pushing this new world order agenda, funded by the ultra-rich and powerful.
These moves are allegedly aimed at addressing global crises but may have ulterior motives.
Mark Carney, former governor of the Bank of England and Bank of Canada, has stated that the three pillars of the new world order are digital IDs, central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) metrics.
Conclusion: A Critical Perspective
The push for a new financial governance system, digital IDs, and blockchain technology raises serious concerns about privacy, exclusion, and control.
As these technologies continue to develop, it is crucial to remain skeptical and critical, questioning the true motives behind these changes.
Safeguarding our freedoms and privacy is more important than ever in this rapidly evolving landscape.
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