In televised remarks recently, President Biden urged private businesses and universities to institute a China-style “social credit” system whereby some individuals are denied basic rights and privileges if they hold “wrong” views on matters such as health and medicine. How far will this go?
Also today, NIH Director urges parents to wear masks in front of their children…in the home!
And, major European newspaper editor apologized to readers over his publications of hysterical Covid coverage.
Sourced from LewRockwell.com
Martin comments: I could say “well, America, you voted him in”…but you didn’t. Sorry America, but this was planned for you way back. Trump may have been a spanner in the works, but now everything is back on schedule. Question is, what do we do about it?
Here’s more on the subject:
The new domestic “War on Terror,” kicked off by the riot on Jan. 6, has prompted several web giants to unveil predecessors to what effectively could become a soft social credit system by the end of this decade. Relying on an indirect hand from D.C., our social betters in corporate America will attempt to force the most profound changes our society has seen during the internet era.
China’s social credit system is a combination of government and business surveillance that gives citizens a “score” that can restrict the ability of individuals to take actions — such as purchasing plane tickets, acquiring property or taking loans — because of behaviors. Given the position of several major American companies, a similar system may be coming here sooner than you think…READ MORE
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