Welcome to Huxley's Brave World: Banksters Abolish the State

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

On February 19, 2018, a press conference of the main developers, beneficiaries and lobbyists of the unified biometric system (UBS) was held at the press center of the Rossiya Segodnya MIA, into which in some four months all Russians will be drawn.

Recall that the branch of the US Federal Reserve System under the name "Bank of Russia", private usurers and servants of globalists from the Government of the Russian Federation at the end of December managed to cunningly push through the Duma Federal Law No. 482 "On Amendments to Certain Legislative Acts of the Russian Federation."

The main argument in favor of the urgent delivery of biometrics, Deputy Minister of Telecom and Mass Communications Aleksey Kozyrev, called a higher level of security of citizens' transactions in case of remote receipt of government and banking services. At the same time, I did not forget to hint at the true goal of the "owners of money": for a virtual digital economy that produces only air (intermediary services) and is, in fact, just an algorithm for remote interaction of different members of society, "human capital" is vital. For the further prosperity of the world financial "elite" it is necessary to establish a tough dictatorship and drive as many people as possible into it. Naturally, at the first stage, a picture of "inevitable technological progress", all kinds of amenities and technotronic paradise is drawn.

“The digital economy needs digital people who transact electronically. To conduct an electronic transaction, you must first determine the identity of the person making it. Electronic identification is the very key for the work of individuals in the digital economy. This key cannot be created without biometrics. We usually use various logins, passwords, code generators, SMS messages, etc. All this, unfortunately, can be passed on to another person. Any methods, except for biometrics, are transferable, which means that we cannot be sure that the operation is performed by the person who introduced himself to us. In the case of biometrics: voice, face parameters, over time - even some psychological parameters (!) - all this is unambiguously associated with the person who conducts the transaction, cannot be transferred or faked.

We have the state information system ESIA, where today more than 65 million citizens are registered, and every 6 seconds a new person is registered. In this system, data is collected from state information resources, for example, about a passport, various identifiers of a citizen. With the help of this system, it is possible to conduct transactions not only in the state, but also in the commercial sector. The technology that we are presenting today was developed by Rostelecom and is aimed at adding biometric identification and authentication to the ESIA, which ensures accurate identification of the person performing the operation.

This is a very important step for the development of the information system as a whole, so that it becomes the key to electronic identity, electronic, digital citizens working in the digital economy. The first step is very important and it certainly won't be the only one. Technologies are developing, and the system itself will transform from a simple state information system into a platform that provides electronic interaction between citizens, business, officials, and the state.

At the next stage, after the introduction of biometric identification for banks, biometrics will also work for other types of transactions. First of all - for public services, but not only. We believe that this system should be universal - it should provide a "digital master key" that will open up opportunities for citizens and businesses to make any transactions, "Kozyrev said.

Let's finish the thought of the official: and whoever refuses to enter the system on completely legal constitutional grounds for personal reasons will automatically receive a "master lock" that will close all social and financial opportunities for a citizen, make him an outcast in his native country. The Central Bank, which is not subordinate to the Russian authorities, entered into the system of global finance as the six of the FRS, the IMF and the World Bank, has lobbied the right for any private credit institution to open access to the portal of state services to citizens. Now the usurers intercept (or rather, the liberals from the Government themselves happily hand over to them) government obligations, becoming much cooler than multifunctional centers (MFC). It was not for nothing that in September last year, the vice-president of Sberbank, Andrey Sharov, on the sidelines of the Eastern Economic Forum, told the media that soon his credit institution would issue passports, driver's licenses, registration of real estate and land and other documents …

“The system will add new functions related not only to identification, but also to the possibility of authorization, that is, checking the authority of the person who conducts a particular transaction. For example, if we are talking about a legal entity, it is necessary to check whether it has the right of first signature. If a parent makes a transaction for a child, it is necessary to check the fact of kinship (!)”, Kozyrev continued his story.

So what then do you order to call the system you are building? If it contains not only identification, then it is no longer the ESIA, and not the EBS. If, before making a payment or receiving a public service, the RIGHT (or, as the deputy minister said, the authority) of a person to perform this action is automatically checked, and for some reason such a right may be denied.

The honest name for this is the system of total control over the population, which the state implements at the expense of taxpayers, that is, objects of control.

“A mobile device in combination with biometrics and an ESIA is the key that ordinary people will make digital citizens participating in the digital economy,” Kozyrev said.

And if someone has a simple push-button mobile without Internet access, and someone in general basically uses a landline phone - such that it is no longer destiny to become “full-fledged” digital citizens? The question hangs in the air.

The next speaker, Vice President for Business Development of PJSC Rostelecom, Alexander Aivazov, said that his corporation had been working for half a year “in close contact with colleagues from the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications, the Central Bank and other partner banks: Sberbank, Tinkoff Bank, Post Bank., VTB (in total - 12 credit institutions). Supposedly, time dictates convenient products to us, and a unified biometric system has become just such a project, in which hundreds of millions of rubles have already been invested. It is clear that usurers will not work for free in some project if they do not see a big deal in the future. They can really hit a huge jackpot in the form of expanding the client base, saving on salaries for employees and full-time paperwork (up to 30% of the costs, as announced at a press conference), imposing their services on everyone.

Further, the cyber lobbyists launched a demo video designed to schematically show how banks and the state will identify all citizens who want to do business with them.

As the authors of the presentation said, in the near future, biometrics will become mandatory for access to services that require identity verification: banking services, distance education, retail, telemedicine, receiving state and municipal services, and much more. For all this, it will be necessary to visit the bank once in person, register on the ESIA portal and submit biometric data (voice and photo). Another confirmation: the path to public services and social guarantees for every citizen will lie through the delivery of biometrics to bankers - without this first step, it will not be possible to realize the rights guaranteed by the Constitution.

And one more interesting move: you hand over biometrics in one bank, and then you can get remote services in any other. That is, it is obvious that all personal data of the population (including biometric) within the framework of a huge unified database (cloud storage) will freely fly from one bankster to another, as well as across all government departments and corporations.

“All transmission channels are encrypted, the biometric data storage is protected in all industry parameters,” Aivazov reassured the press. Presumably, the protection will be no worse than in India, where recently a simple journalist-philologist in 10 minutes and 8 dollars gained access to the state data system UIDAI, which stores personal data of 1.2 billion citizens. And having paid about $ 5 more, she received software from an insider that allows her to make a biometric ID-card for Aadhaar for any user. The human factor cannot be ruled out - at least not yet.

It is fundamentally important that the critical mass of digital slaves, the ludearders, at the first stage, plan to recruit in the banking sector, because without the delivery of biometrics, the usurers will simply refuse to serve people. They are given such power by the Federal Law No. 470, adopted in December 2017, according to which the bank can at any time refuse to conclude a bank account (deposit) agreement or terminate the current agreement if it suspects a citizen of terrorism or money laundering (see Federal Law No. 115, p. 7, p. 5.2) - and for this the usurers will get nothing. In turn, the procedure for biometric identification was introduced under the pretext of fighting terrorism.

Starting from July 1, 2018, each client who comes to the bank will be persistently offered to submit personal biometric data to a single database by registering (or adding new information) on the public services portal.

The general director of one of the contractors of JSC RT "Labs" Mikhail Bondarenko looked far ahead: “We are confident that the developed biometric system will become the basis of the biometrics infrastructure and will be used, in principle, everywhere (!). All of us very soon will live in a different reality, which comes along with biometrics."

Deputy Minister of Communications Kozyrev developed his idea: “We will consider the use of ESIA not only for public services and individual industries, but we will also make a universal standard for the use of biometric identification everywhere. We are also working on the use of an electronic signature without a carrier (!), Or we want to find a new convenient carrier for it (instead of a flash drive)”. That is, we are subtly hinted that the person himself will be the bearer of the electronic signature … This is a reference to the imminent chipping of the population, or how else would you order an official to be understood? By the way, the Central Bank received a license for medical activities back in 2014.

Maybe you still need to say "B" and explain why the so-called. developed countries, one after another, abandoned this idea back in the early 2010s? The current British Prime Minister Theresa May said that the order to create a unified system of identification of the British will be the first regulation that she will repeal - and she kept her word. In her opinion, such "innovations" are unsafe, lead to the restriction of people's freedoms and excessive state control over respectable citizens, not to mention the unlimited power of private traders and usurers. This project was not implemented in France and Germany, and in America the congressman, who proposed introducing biometrics for migrants, prescribed in the law that "it has nothing to do with the creation of ID-cards and personal identifiers."In our country, on the other hand, the head of the Central Bank Elvira Nabiullina, who dragged biometrics along with Gref, is now advocating the introduction of a "pass-through identifier" - a posthumous personal number (the same ID-passport) for every Russian, which will be the key for all information about a person (including number of biometric data).

Towards the end, Kozyrev was asked whether law enforcement agencies will have constant access to the ESIA and EBS and what persecutions await potential criminals and suspects within these systems. The answer was not very encouraging:

“In our country, law enforcement agencies will be able to access any data, including biometric, within the framework of search activities. But this does not mean that surveillance will be carried out for every 24 hours a day. If a criminal case is opened against the specified person, he is suspected of something (!), Or his data has been compromised by someone (!!!), etc. - then we block this data until the completion of the investigative measures. And a terrible punishment will soon appear in the criminal code - deprivation of the right to electronic identification for several years. Then we will all think: if only I would not be removed from this system,”Kozyrev predicted.

We recommend watching the video: expert of the Public Commissioner for Family Protection, Ph. D. A. V. Shvabauer spoke about the large-scale legal framework that has already been created for the implementation of total electronic control over citizens