, ,

Digital Identity for Directors’ Law

DIGITAL IDENTITY FOR DIRECTORS’ LAW, SERVES THE INTERESTS OF GLOBAL CAPITAL – NOT AUSTRALIANS

Last year, amendments to the Corporations Act were passed, requiring ALL of Australia’s 2.7 million company directors to obtain personal Digital IDs, by no later than 30 November 2022.

Penalties for non-compliance include fines of between $1.1 and $26.6 million, and even imprisonment in some cases.

The Minister for the Digital Economy, Jane Hume, said at the time, that the new system would help business owners by “saving them time and reducing red tape”.

To obtain a Digital Identity, every director MUST provide all their ‘ID verification documents’ through a myGovID account.

They will then be issued with a 15 digit Identification Number that belongs to them forever, wherever they work and wherever they go in the world.

The Director Identity Numbers are not issued domestically, but through the International Office of Standardisation, headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland.

The ISO, along with its partners in the UN and WEF, promote Director IDs “as essential for global trade reasons, to ensure a global ‘level playing field’ of standards and metrics for all the worlds products, services and human capital”.

According to the World Bank:

“Digital ID will .. provide empirical evidence about the role of the board of directors as a strategic decisionmaker in the company’s contributions to the achievement of the SDG targets.”

“This includes board parameters, such as board size; diversity; independence; and the presence or absence of ESG committees that measure the relationship of directors with SDG and ESG metrics”.

So basically, not really about “saving time and reducing red tape” then!

The Director’s identity system, we are told by WEF, UN, the World Bank and countless other global bodies, falls under SDG Target 16.9, which requires ALL “human capital products”, to be tagged, measured and monitored.

The Director ID will be used for all sorts of ‘predictive profiling’ by world regulators, with every director in the world assigned a ‘risk rating’ based on the metrics assigned to their individual characteristics, habits and behaviour.

Information stored on the Digital ID will initially contain just the basics, but over time, ALL sorts of meta-data will be added, using the magic of blockchain technology.

Listen to Charles Hoskinson speaking on Cardano’s global partnerships:

“Blockchain” he says, “is about the state being able to identify if you are a “good actor” and worthy of having a job, whether in the public or private sector”.

It is all part of what the UN calls the new “Trust” architecture where the lives of every single human being are to become digitised, remotely-programmable and blockchained.

This is truly Black Mirror stuff, and yet it’s all really happening folks.

/2 Comments/by
, ,

Digital currencies and blockchain dominance

DIGITAL CURRENCIES, BLOCKCHAIN AND FULL-SPECTRUM DOMINANCE BY GOVERNMENT

The Morrison government recently announced plans to roll-out a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), as part of a new “payments and crypto reform plan.”

The reform, we are told by an excited and uncritical financial media, will be the biggest shake-up of the Australian payments system since the 1990.

According to Reuters, “about 90 countries, including China, are exploring or launching their own Central Bank Digital Currency“.

So why are ‘CBDCs’ suddenly ‘flavour of the month’ for governments around the world, including ours?

And why does it seem as though EVERY government in the world, has come up with the same idea, at the same time – yet again?

The best way to work out the REAL agenda behind any new law or policy, is to imagine what the ‘finished product’ will look like, and how it might impact you personally.

One way to do so in this case, is to look at some of the digital currency ‘pilots’ already being run by governments overseas.

In 2021, the Mexican government launched a CBDC digital currency using blockchain technology.

It is called the ‘hoozie’ and it is pegged to the Mexican Peso 1-1.

A ‘test pilot’ for the program was run in the region of Guadaljara, where people could ‘earn’ hoozies, by carrying out activities that ‘benefit’ their communities, public health and the environment

For example, people can earn 10 ‘hoozies’ if they use public transport or cycle to work, instead of driving.

Business owners, meanwhile, are told they can can use the ‘hoozie’ app to set tasks for their staff, and then “obtain reliable measurements on participation, duration and attendance”.

Initially, the emphasis is all on the ‘rewards’ you can earn for ‘good behaviour’, but ultimately, the platform is also designed for a much more heavy handed approach.

In Sweden, they have the ‘DO’ card, which is backed by the UN, Mastercard and the World Economic Forum.

According to WEF:

“While many of us are aware that we need to reduce our carbon footprint, advice on doing so can seem nebulous and keeping a tab is difficult.  The ‘DO’ monitors and CUTS OFF SPENDING when we hit our carbon max”.

The card features the slogan “DO Everyday Climate Action” and also has a piece of propaganda on the back which says:

“I am taking responsibility for every transaction I make to help protect the planet”.

It doesn’t just have to be carbon either.

The ‘digital currencies’ can be “programmed”, based on whatever “social good” government decides it wants to focus on that week – whether its ‘healthy eating’, ‘good parenting’ or ‘sustainability’.

‘Central Bank Digital Currencies’ provide governments with the perfect medium for surveillance, social control and ‘behaviour change’.

The kind of ‘full spectrum dominance’ of their people, that dictators like Ghengis Khan and Hitler could only dream about.

/0 Comments/by