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08.10.25 - 08:30
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The BritCard Digital ID PsyOp (ZeroHedge)
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The BritCard Digital ID PsyOp
Authored by Iain Smith via Off-Guardian.org,
Apparently, in order to be able to work in the UK, we will all be forced to adopt digital ID—the mandatory so-called BritCard. There is absolutely no public appetite for this, as the more than 2 million and rising (at the time of writing) signatures to the online petition to stop it demonstrates.
Of course, online petitions don't make any difference to governments, but at least they illustrate to us that government propaganda, such as the IPSOS poll that alleges 57% of the UK public want digital ID, is garbage. Though given IPSOS enormous number of government contracts, including its contract to assist in the design of the BritCard, willingly fulfilling its propaganda role is understandable.
Proudly announcing mandatory digital ID at the Global Progress Action Summit, Keir Starmer said:
Let me spell that out. You will not be able to work in the United Kingdom if you do not have Digital ID. It's as simple as ...
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30.09.25 - 15:45
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Is The American Dream Still Alive? (ZeroHedge)
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Is The American Dream Still Alive?
U.S. adults are losing faith in the American Dream.
At least, that's what a poll by ABC News and Ipsos says, conducted in early January 2024. Where an average of 50 percent of U.S. adults aged 18 and up said they believe the American dream still holds true in 2010, that figure had nearly halved to just 27 percent by last year. Meanwhile, 18 percent of respondents in 2024 said it never held true, up from just four percent in 2010.
As Statista's Anna Fleck shows in the chart below, young adults have seen the biggest drop in belief (-35 p.p.).
Where 18 to 29 year olds had been the most hopeful about the idea that anyone can make it in America if they work hard enough, now the group has the highest share of nonbelievers, or at least skeptics. The age bracket of 30 to 64 year olds have become similarly disenchanted, while adults aged 65 and older were more likely to still believe the American dream holds true at 41 percent. According to the poll, around one ...
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14.09.25 - 07:12
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What do the immigration figures for the UK really show? (The Guardian)
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Official figures indicate net migration is falling, yet concern among Britons is close to the highest it has been since polling began in 1974Rolling news coverage of protests outside asylum hotels, a series of government announcements on asylum seekers, and Reform's party conference meant that immigration was once again the political topic of the summer.In August almost half of Britons (48%) listed immigration as one of the top issues facing the UK. This year has recorded the highest concerns over immigration – outside of one other period during the 2015 Europe migrant crisis – since polling company Ipsos started asking the question in 1974. Continue reading......
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