Digital Identity / Social Ranking

One should be particularly alarmed to learn that
the globalist and founder of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Klaus Schwab
writes in his book "The Fourth Industrial Revolution"
that every citizen could carry their digital identity on a chip implanted in their body…
In line with the UN's 2030 goals,
the World Economic Forum is now also proposing a "social credit system"
based on this digital identity.
Such a system could digitally monitor, sanction, and control
the daily social or environmental behavior of every citizen.
The government could then reprimand, penalize, or even reward individual citizens
based on their specific social or environmental behavior—
essentially "educate" them—
just like in China.

Swiss accept voluntary e-ID

On September 28, 2025, the Swiss had to vote again on an e-ID proposal.
They had already voted on an initial proposal on March 7, 2021,
and clearly rejected it with 64.4% of the vote.
Less than four years later, the Federal Council and Parliament have now passed another e-ID law.
An undemocratic coercion – completely in line with the globalist agenda.
This ultimately led to the razor-thin acceptance of a – (still) voluntary – e-ID for Swiss citizens
on the voting weekend of September 28, 2025!
Thus, our step has also been taken in Switzerland
towards the total surveillance of its citizens...

The state wants to enforce virtuous behavior.

                                 Digital Projects for “Better” People…

The technocratic and mechanistic view of humanity and society held by Klaus Schwab, head of the World Economic Forum (WEF), with its public and private partnerships, sponsorships, and consulting services, is already spreading more than we would like.

His agents of influence, dubbed “Young Global Leaders,” are operating cleverly.

Rome

They want to promote “virtuous behavior” among the city administration’s digital transformation team through a reward platform. By this, they mean the ecological, social, and economic sustainability of the city in line with the goals of the 2030 Agenda. The platform will award social points for virtuous behavior. Initially, this will involve using city services online and purchasing metro tickets without cash via the surveillance-friendly tap&go system. The project aims to put the needs of city users at the center of the system. Elsewhere — and probably more honestly — it is described as the creation of a new social concept, even going so far as to connect people with sensors and machines.

Vienna

Under the leadership of its Chief Information Officer (CIO), Vienna is launching the world's first "Culture Token." This digital incentive system aims to link citizens' everyday behavior with cultural consumption. A thousand volunteers are being tracked via GPS-equipped apps, monitoring their every move. Points are earned for journeys made on foot, by bicycle, or using public transportation. These points can ultimately be redeemed for free or discounted admission to cultural events. The technological possibilities, profit prospects for IT companies, and political ambitions are tempting applications that manipulate, patronize, and monitor people. The system is claimed to promote not only culture but also environmentally friendly behavior. While car journeys are also recorded, they are not currently penalized with negative points. This, under the guise of environmental protection, is intended to conditioned people to follow desired behaviors. • ...

Ukraine

One of the WEF-affiliated Young Global Leaders is Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Digital Transformation of Ukraine, Mykhailo Fedorov. Before the war, his most important project was the "State in Your Smartphone." By 2025 at the latest, all official identity documents, along with banking data and biometric identification, were to be available on every citizen's smartphone. Furthermore, starting in December 2021, users who proved they had received at least two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine via the Diia app would receive vouchers worth approximately €30, and another €15 upon receiving a booster shot. The "State in Your Smartphone" project was funded by the governments of the USA, Great Britain, and Switzerland.

Role Models

At the European Center for Digital Competitiveness in Berlin, country rankings on “digital competitiveness” are regularly compiled. These rankings—accompanied by corresponding headlines—are intended to exert pressure toward the digitalization of all areas of life in “less exemplary” countries. Temptations and lawlessness are increasing and could frighten us. But God says in Isaiah 41:10: “Do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.”

Source: https://norberthaering.de/macht-kontrolle/wien-rom-citizen-wallet/

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