The "Coming" Class System

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It just wouldn't have made sense to crash the (financial) system then when you don't have the digital ID and CBDC platforms ready for roll out
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Some articles from 2019...pre-covid

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Report: America has a social credit system much like China's

You might not have a "score," but your privileges can still be taken away.
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But it was built by Silicon Valley and not by the government.

Many Americans might find the power of China's social credit system astonishing. But a newly published Fast Company story argues that people in the U.S. are already beholden to a similar system — it's just established and enforced by private companies instead of the government.

The magazine provides several examples to bolster the claim.

Life insurance companies can now base a person's premiums on the content of their social media feeds, for example. Meanwhile, a company called PatronScan maintains a list of "objectionable customers" that bars and restaurants can use to exclude certain visitors.

And that's nothing compared to larger platforms. Airbnb now has more than 6 million listings, so a ban from that app can dramatically impact a person's ability to find accommodations. And Airbnb can ban anyone it wants to — it doesn't even need to give them a reason.


www.wsj.com

Opinion | ‘Social Credit’ May Come to America

It no longer seems paranoid to worry about surveillance and facial recognition.
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The sanctions to discourage bad behavior show how deep the techniques of control can be in a modern totalitarian state. People with low social-credit scores are publicly shamed. Their internet speeds are reduced; they’re denied good jobs and banned from air or train travel. Their children are kept out of prestigious schools, and even their pets can be taken from them. The ultimate goal is to create a wholly docile and submissive citizenry.

French philosopher Michel Foucault thought that Western societies did the same thing, in their way. In “Discipline and Punish” (1975), he argued that through their schools, factories and the military, free-market societies turn their citizens into passive and unquestioning automatons and thereby build a metaphorical “panopticon.” The reference was to British philosopher Jeremy Bentham’s proposal for a circular prison in which each cell would face the guard at the very center, so that he could see every inmate at a glance. The prisoners would know they could be watched at any time—and so would the guard.

The metaphor of Western society as a panopticon caught on among radical leftists who needed an explanation for why Americans rejected socialism. As fanciful as that was, it did acknowledge that pervasive social control would be oppressive. But does the left still think so, now that it controls important institutions including higher education and much of the media and big business?
 
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Karlysymon said:
Some articles from 2019...pre-covid

futurism.com

Report: America has a social credit system much like China's

You might not have a "score," but your privileges can still be taken away.
futurism.com futurism.com
But it was built by Silicon Valley and not by the government.

Many Americans might find the power of China's social credit system astonishing. But a newly published Fast Company story argues that people in the U.S. are already beholden to a similar system — it's just established and enforced by private companies instead of the government.

The magazine provides several examples to bolster the claim.

Life insurance companies can now base a person's premiums on the content of their social media feeds, for example. Meanwhile, a company called PatronScan maintains a list of "objectionable customers" that bars and restaurants can use to exclude certain visitors.

And that's nothing compared to larger platforms. Airbnb now has more than 6 million listings, so a ban from that app can dramatically impact a person's ability to find accommodations. And Airbnb can ban anyone it wants to — it doesn't even need to give them a reason.


www.wsj.com

Opinion | ‘Social Credit’ May Come to America

It no longer seems paranoid to worry about surveillance and facial recognition.
www.wsj.com www.wsj.com
The sanctions to discourage bad behavior show how deep the techniques of control can be in a modern totalitarian state. People with low social-credit scores are publicly shamed. Their internet speeds are reduced; they’re denied good jobs and banned from air or train travel. Their children are kept out of prestigious schools, and even their pets can be taken from them. The ultimate goal is to create a wholly docile and submissive citizenry.

French philosopher Michel Foucault thought that Western societies did the same thing, in their way. In “Discipline and Punish” (1975), he argued that through their schools, factories and the military, free-market societies turn their citizens into passive and unquestioning automatons and thereby build a metaphorical “panopticon.” The reference was to British philosopher Jeremy Bentham’s proposal for a circular prison in which each cell would face the guard at the very center, so that he could see every inmate at a glance. The prisoners would know they could be watched at any time—and so would the guard.

The metaphor of Western society as a panopticon caught on among radical leftists who needed an explanation for why Americans rejected socialism. As fanciful as that was, it did acknowledge that pervasive social control would be oppressive. But does the left still think so, now that it controls important institutions including higher education and much of the media and big business?
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This is another reason I have been beating on the Max Blumenthal network so hard...

It has been clearly laid out by the American public/private/academic/etc. tech experts who went over to BUILD the actual infrastructure for the CCP's Uighur surveillance state and citizen social credit systems that this was a beta test for a structure which was eventually intended for the US (and therefore the world)...

Max Blumenthal is doing his part to push these agendas in service of the DC elites he is spawned from and the pseudo-Socialist, Jewish supremacist masters and handlers he serves... https://vigilantcitizenforums.com/threads/max-blumenthal-grayzone-exposed.9694/
 
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TempestOfTempo said:
It has been clearly laid out by the American public/private/academic/etc. tech experts who went over to BUILD the actual infrastructure for the CCP's Uighur surveillance state and citizen social credit systems that this was a beta test for a structure which was eventually intended for the US (and therefore the world)...
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I agree. It would be naive to think that the very people who built China's system wouldn't return home and build the exact same system. The system is already in place, it only awaits some critical pieces inorder for it to go live.
This was posted last year in the covid thread, so i will repost it here.

"Turn-key totalitarianism" (17mins)
 
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Allegedly, the Western social credit systems will only have rewards and not punishments...unlike China's. Are we to assume that these vaxx punishments (as in Greece & Quebec, Canada) aren't going to make a comeback when UBI is rolled out with a digital ID + Currency? Ofcourse...the rich and powerful will be exempt from all this.
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1577700644898611200
 
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Sociaal kinderkredietsysteem High-Five nu ook in Nederland

Twee scholen in Veenendaal trappen als eersten in Nederland af met het digitaal beloningssysteem High-Five, gericht op het veranderen van het gedrag van kinderen én hun ouders.
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Two schools in Veenendaal are the first in the Netherlands to launch the High-Five digital reward system, aimed at changing the behavior of children and their parents.

With High-Five, little ones can earn prizes by walking past scanners with a chip or cycling on their way to school.
The idea behind High-Five, as the system is called, sounds very positive. “Children no longer come to school by car, but on foot or by bicycle. This leads to less air pollution and the risk of accidents around the schoolyard, and at the same time ensures that children exercise more,” according to the High-Five website . So it is not surprising that 74 schools in Belgium, and now two in the Netherlands, are already working with the system.
But if you look closely at High-Five, you will see that the system has everything in it of a social credit system, such as the Smart Citizen Wallet in Rome and Bologna or the BetterPoints system that recently made the travel behavior of citizens of the British Sunderland more 'sustainable'. must make.

Follow with chip

Where adults in Italy and Great Britain are followed via their telephone, the children are tracked and monitored via a bracelet with a chip, or a chip that is attached to the bicycle. Instead of satellites, High-Five works with special poles, which are placed at strategic points along the routes to school. Here the children can have their chip scanned when they walk by or cycle. For that they really have to give the pole a High-Five – the sign for 'well done'.
They will then receive digital coins in real-time on their credit, which they can exchange for rewards, such as tickets to the pool or something delicious. With High-Five it is also possible to set goals as a class, adding a kind of competition element. Children who are not doing their best can thus be encouraged to go the extra mile.
On the online platform, students and classes can log in and compare scores and take on challenges. On the platform, everyone can see who scores the best and who the worst, or who shows the best behavior and who is the worst.

Also aimed at parents

The system is also indirectly aimed at changing the behavior of parents, through the children and through social pressure from teachers and other parents. After all, nobody wants to be known as the father or mother who takes the children to school with the environmentally polluting car, and in the process ensures that their child or the entire class misses out on a reward.

Sustainable Development Goals
On the website, High-Five lists the goals, which they appropriately call SDGs or Sustainable Development Goals, after the SDGs of the United Nations (UN). Similar to the UN, different colors are used to represent the different development goals.

In addition to Good health and well-being , the High-Five SDGs are, for example, concern for Sustainable cities and communities , Climate action – climate action – and Partnerships for the goals – partnership for the goals .

Over year evaluation
The Province of Utrecht has released a budget to carry out the project in Veenendaal for a year. It will then be examined to what extent the goal has been achieved to allow more children to walk or cycle to school.

It is not known whether more Dutch municipalities are planning to start working with the system.
 
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If they really wanted to reward/encourage people using alternative forms of transportation (an admirable notion), why woulnt they just give away/make readily available those modes of transportation instead of focusing on tracking/surveillance?
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I have read your back & forths with @Maldarker on the climate agenda and he told you many times that it's just a contrived lie to make our lives difficult. But just like the vaccine, everyone who believes the climate nonsense they push is as soon going to realize that there is no emergency, warming, et al and that it's all a ploy. A trojan horse only meant to usher in surveillance and control.
 
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Everyone has pretty much seen the clip of the BIS manager (below) but some quotes from Carroll Quigley's book Tragedy & Hope make things even more interesting...especially, as the techno-feudalist state comes alive. Whether awake or asleep, we are goose-stepping into it.

“The powers of financial capitalism had another far-reaching aim, nothing less than to create a world system of financial control in private hands able to dominate the political system of each country and the economy of the world as a whole. This system was to be controlled in a feudalistic fashion by the central banks of the world acting in concert, by secret agreements arrived at in frequent meetings and conferences. The apex of the systems was to be the Bank for International Settlements in Basel, Switzerland, a private bank owned and controlled by the worlds central banks which were themselves private corporations. Each central bank...sought to dominate its government by its ability to control Treasury loans, to manipulate foreign exchanges, to influence the level of economic activity in the country, and to influence co-operative politicians by subsequent economic rewards in the business world.

For the first time in its history, Western Civilization is in danger of being destroyed internally by a corrupt, criminal ruling cabal which is centered around the Rockefeller interests, which include elements from the Morgan, Brown, Rothschild, Du Pont, Harriman, Kuhn-Loeb, and other groupings as well. This junta took control of the political, financial, and cultural life of America in the first two decades of the twentieth century.”
― Carroll Quigley, Tragedy and Hope: A History of the World in Our Time

 
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Karlysymon said:
I have read your back & forths with @Maldarker on the climate agenda and he told you many times that it's just a contrived lie to make our lives difficult. But just like the vaccine, everyone who believes the climate nonsense they push is as soon going to realize that there is no emergency, warming, et al and that it's all a ploy. A trojan horse only meant to usher in surveillance and control.
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Anyone can tell anyone anything. If people choose to ignore the planet they live on as it convulses from abuse and pollution, so be it. Its a shame because actually "we" all live on it together but I aint the boss of you and vice-versa.
 
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Divisions were created with intent and fueled by fake media. The one world leadership model is universal basic income while pushing people into the smart cities that are coming which are actually prisons. AI will be at play as well if not in charge in time to show a supposed objective entity that wants what is good for people. Social credit scores are all the rage with youth, indoctrination is and has been in full effect. They will tax and limit everything and the class system is further along than we think. The Bible says the meek will inherit the earth. It is not hard to see that if there is an eventual uprising. But they are putting systems in place to squelch that too like the slow boiling frog in a pot. We are all in the pot and few have noticed the heat is turning up. They fear one thing. People come together past their differences. And they will be unveiling a charade of alien disclosure if they see their plans stalling or going off the tracks. Chaos surrounds everyone here and the corruption of all countries is evident. We are so much further along in the coming process than I originally thought.
 
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