Autocratic Digital Global Governance in the Making | Deceptive "World of Tomorrow" UN Summit | Consensually Agreed-Upon Borderless "Subjugation Plan" = Total Digital Domination over 8 Billion Individuals
In September 2024, the United Nations (UN) is set to present a groundbreaking proposal during their annual meeting in New York. This proposal, dubbed as "The World of The Future," envisions a fully digitized world, marking a significant shift in global governance and daily life.
The UN has been co-opted into this digital compact, with Big Tech and Big Finance potentially replacing member countries' contributions. This move has raised concerns about the potential replacement of the UN's resources and budget by these powerful entities.
The digital compact, which has been drafted and revised by the World Economic Forum (WEF) and the Club of Rome, headquartered in Switzerland, aims to control various aspects of life, including money-spending, health data, food and eating habits, travels, TV viewer preferences, radio favourites, communication with friends, shopping habits, and more.
The QR code, a barcode on steroids, will be used for control, with unlimited storage capacity for personal data. Governments' participation in the digital compact is mandatory, with consequences for non-compliance.
The debate or negotiations for this digital compact will take place behind closed doors during the UN General Assembly (UNGA) on September 20-21, 2024. The digital compact was made official with a Cooperation Agreement between the UN and the WEF in June 2019.
It's important to note that recent UN activities emphasize transparency, open-source collaboration in digital development, modern slavery awareness, and conflict-related sexual violence. However, there is no mention of a "digital enslavement package" or QR code control measures in these contexts.
Despite claims suggesting a "digital enslavement package" for the 2024 UN annual meeting, no verified or credible information is available about the content of such a package or the control of "personal QR codes" connected to it. If this is a recently developed or unofficial claim, it currently lacks public documentation in reputable sources.
Future UN Annual Meetings may function as pro-forma shareholder meetings, with no power to change direction. This raises questions about the democratic process and the role of the UN in shaping our future.
The digital compact is a step towards a One World Order and a One World Government, with the UN, WEF, and WHO playing key roles. However, the implications and consequences of this shift remain to be seen. As we approach September 2024, it is crucial for the global community to stay informed and engaged in the discussions surrounding this proposed digital future.
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- The digital compact, a proposed shift towards a fully digitized world, is being controversially backed by the United Nations (UN), World Economic Forum (WEF), and Club of Rome, raising questions about the role of policy-and-legislation, politics, and technology in shaping our future.
- The digital compact, if implemented, would involve the collection and control of vast amounts of data-and-cloud-computing, including health, food, travel, communication, and shopping data, which could potentially breach general-news privacy laws.
- The debate over the digital compact is taking place with minimal transparency, as the discussions are set to occur behind closed doors during the UN General Assembly (UNGA), raising concerns about the democratic process.
- Despite the impending proposals, there is a lack of verified or credible information available about the content of the digital compact, particularly concerning the use of QR codes for control purposes, hinting at potential false or unsubstantiated claims.
