Bill Gates' Digital ID Plan Sparks Fears of Orwellian Nightmare
Critics are warning that Bill Gates' $200 million investment in digital IDs could lead to a global surveillance system, microchip tracker implants, and quantum dot tattoos.
Bill Gates claims his plan is aimed at inclusion, seeking to provide every person on Earth with a digital identity that unlocks access to money, healthcare, and government services.
His plan, wrapped in the language of progress, could open the door to something far darker.
In September, the Gates Foundation invested $10 million in building a universal digital ID system in Senegal, part of a $200 million global effort to roll out similar schemes by 2028.
Senegal's president, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, hailed the deal as the dawn of a 'new era.'
Author's Summary
Bill Gates' digital ID plan raises concerns about surveillance and control.
- Investment: $200 million
- Goal: Universal digital ID system by 2028
- Criticisms: Potential for global surveillance, microchip implants, and quantum dot tattoos
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