Digital Currency Linked To: Digital Id ? Smart City - Cities

Gretchen
@GretchenOO8
·
Jan 29, 2023

This is what it would have looked like if they had succeeded with vaccine passports.
Now they are going for universal digital ID and CBDCs linked to a social credit system.
It will have the same impact.

(see more info in this thread)

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C40s? 15 Fifteen Minute City Cities-how Did So Many Countries End Up In The Un-the United Nations ?

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Paul Mitchell

@PaulMitchell_AB


"Canada remains committed to participating in a digital ID pilot program
led by the World Economic Forum (WEF)" Digital ID + Central Bank Digital Currencies
= a permanent digital gulag, where governments have total control.

Say NO. Fight back.



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Canada-WEF partnered digital ID project still ongoing despite prior reports - Rebel News
According to Transport Canada, previous reports about the Known Traveller Digital Identity pilot project being indefinitely paused were inaccurate.

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https://twitter.com/PaulMitchell_AB/status/1619071330741293057

 

rebel news article
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Canada-WEF partnered digital ID project still ongoing despite prior reports

According to Transport Canada, previous reports about
the Known Traveller Digital Identity pilot project
being indefinitely paused were inaccurate.

• By Rebel News
  
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• January 27, 2023
  
• |
  
• News

The Canadian Press / Nathan Denette
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Canada remains committed to participating in a digital ID pilot program led by the World Economic Forum (WEF)
which was previously reported as being stalled, a spokesman for Transport Canada confirmed.

“All partners remain committed to working together to close out the project
and disseminate the knowledge gained through this initiative,”
Transport Canada spokesperson Hicham Ayoun said to The Epoch Times in a recent interview.

Ayoun told the outlet that although there was a hiatus, aviation companies partnered
with the WEF's Known Traveller Digital Identity (KTDI) project continued testing biometrics
and digital ID technologies.
Partners in the WEF-led program include the governments of Canada and the Netherlands,
along with major airlines (Air Canada and Royal Dutch Airlines) and airports
(Toronto, Montreal and Amsterdam) in both countries as well as tech companies Accenture, Vision-Box and Idemia.

The Transport Canada spokesman directed Epoch to a 2021 White Paper published by the WEF,
with the outlet noting the KTDI project was integral to the “lessons learned as outlined in the paper.”

“As the use of verifiable documents (e.g. government-issued identity vaccination certificates,
proof of negative COVID-19 tests) becomes a requirement for safe crossborder movement,
global demand for trusted digital credentials across sectors and borders has surged,” the document reads, Epoch reported.
Last September, Migration Minister Eric van der Burg said the Dutch government
“has no concrete plans to implement the KTDI pilot,” Biometric Update noted.

Canada appeared to be following the same path, with the Financial Post reporting in Octobe
r that the KTDI project “has been paused indefinitely,” describing it as
“another fizzled cryptocurrency-adjacent program that started when bitcoin was sharply rising.”

At the time, a different Transport Canada spokesperson told FP the “KTDI Pilot Project partners
have not initiated the restart of pilot activities due to significant challenges in the air travel industry,”
adding that “the project team is continuing to work now on assessing potential use
of similar technology for improving air travel services overall.”
Documents uncovered through an inquiry of ministry from Conservative MP Leslyn Lewis
revealed the Trudeau government had spent nearly $700,000 on the project,
all while failing to even finalize an official start date for the controversial new technology.

Lewis, an influential MP who finished third in the Conservative's leadership race in 2022,
also blasted the Trudeau government for partnering with another digital ID scheme linked to the WEF,
called the Agile Nations Charter.

Rebel News extensively covered the World Economic Forum's annual summit,
which sees politicians, businesses and activists meet in the exclusive,
alpine ski resort town of Davos, Switzerland.

To see all of our on-the-ground coverage from Davos,
and to support our fiercely independent journalism, visit WEFReports.com.


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Canada remains committed to participating in a digital ID pilot program led
by the World Economic Forum (WEF) which was previously reported as being stalled,
a spokesman for Transport Canada confirmed.

“All partners remain committed to working together to close out the project
and disseminate the knowledge gained through this initiative,”
Transport Canada spokesperson Hicham Ayoun said
to The Epoch Times in a recent interview.

Feds ‘Committed’ to Completing WEF-Initiated Digital ID Project, Says Transport Canada (theepochtimes.com)
https://www.theepochtimes.com/feds-...id-project-says-transport-canada_5000467.html

 

Feds ‘Committed’ to Completing WEF-Initiated Digital ID Project, Says Transport Canada (theepochtimes.com)

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Feds ‘Committed’ to Completing WEF-Initiated Digital ID Project, Says Transport Canada (theepochtimes.com)

https://www.theepochtimes.com/feds-...id-project-says-transport-canada_5000467.html
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Noé Chartier

@NChartierET
·
Jan 28

Replying to
@PaulMitchell_AB
I broke that story. I have more info from Transport Canada AND the Dutch government to release next week.










Paul Mitchell

@PaulMitchell_AB
·
Jan 28

Replying to
@NChartierET
Good job Noé. I'll look forward to the next release.