The House of Lords in Britain just voted to pass a law requiring age verification such as ID checks or face verification to be allowed to use a VPN.
It isn't law yet, but it has passed the House of Lords now.
Britain wants full control.
It’s almost like earth was perfectly created for human beings, literally water falls from the sky and food grows on trees, but somehow we find ourselves trapped in a machine that requires credit scores and a 40 hour work week for existence.
Kevin Keegan Newcastle XI, including himself, at Durham's Annfield Plain for a fundraiser in memorial of the 1909 West Stanley Burns Pit disaster.
Frank Keegan, one of the heroes was Keegan's grandfather.
OK the Government is going to introduce Digital ID. You can't stop them implementing it, but you don't want it, so what do you do?
You have a BIT of time.
Prepare now, supplies for a few weeks at least.
Then the Digital ID comes and you say no.
Everyone says no.
And we can't do anything for an unspecified amount of time, but we have Prepared, and we wait it out until their system collapses.
WE ARE THE COUNTRY.
It doesn't work without us.
No participation, no rulers.
We have already won. You just need to act like it.
🚨 URGENT: PLEASE READ – DIGITAL ID & THE DIGITAL POUND 🚨
Everyone is talking about Digital ID — but please understand, that’s not the endgame. That’s the distraction. The bigger picture is the Bank of England’s digital pound. And we must read the small print.
The Bank of England states: “The digital pound would be a new form of money for households and businesses. It would be issued by the Bank of England, widely available, and convenient to use.” (Bank of England)
It sounds harmless. They reassure us it will “complement cash, not replace it,” and that it would only be used “if you choose to.” But history shows us how quickly choice becomes compulsion. First optional, then expected, then mandatory. Cash may not vanish overnight — but starve it of use, and it dies quietly.
Here’s the critical point: for a digital pound to function, it cannot exist without Digital ID. That’s why the ID debate is being pushed into headlines right now — because it softens the ground. Once your identity is tied to your money, every transaction becomes traceable, every decision logged. What they call “security” is in fact surveillance.
The Bank itself admits: “The digital pound would be accessed through digital wallets offered by the private sector.” That means third-party companies, not you, not me, will stand between us and our own money. They will verify identity, impose conditions, and mediate access. This creates a system where your financial freedom is not a right, but a service.
Yes, they promise safeguards: “Neither the Government nor the Bank of England would have access to your personal data.” But policies can be rewritten, laws can be bent, and crises can be manufactured. Once the system exists, it takes only one emergency to flip the switch. Privacy is not permanent.
This is not just an economic shift. It is a constitutional one. When money and identity are fused, access to your own life becomes conditional. Speak out of turn, step out of line, resist — and in the wrong hands, your access can be denied. Not by law, not by due process, but by the silent denial of a transaction.
To the people of the UK: do not be distracted by the Digital ID headline. That is the surface. The substance is the digital pound. Once introduced, it will fundamentally alter the relationship between citizen, state, and freedom. And as the Bank itself confirms, this is already in motion.
We must not sleepwalk into this. We must question, scrutinise, and demand real protections — not vague promises. Because once the digital pound is here, there will be no going back.
#digitalid #bankofengland #digitalpound #digitalpound #dontbefooled
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Digital ID forced these Chinese people to line up in the snowstorm to take PCR test
China announced that those who refused to take Covid test would get blacklisted by social credit system. That means you would lose access to welfare, benefits, public services and even pensions.
Keir Starmer is reportedly about to announce universal digital ID. Say no to digital ID. It’s a huge government overreach and infringement of civil liberties and freedoms. No one voted for this.
How many of the “journalists” writing about the Unite the Kingdom rally were even there?
I was.
I didn’t see a single sign of violence, not a single thug.
What I did see was young people, men, women and children of all colours and creeds, marching because they are fed up.
The Metropolitan Police of London lying to the general public.
This footage wasn't from yesterday
It was actually from an anti-lockdown protest in 2020
Now why would the Police lie about this?
🚨BREAKING: 528 arrests made at 'Unite the Kingdom' march in London:
- 268 for drugs
- 85 for weapons
- 74 for violent crime
- 59 for police assaults
- 33 for sexual offences
- 9 for robbery
The Met also seized 11 firearms and 40 knives.
**JUST KIDDING*** , this was Notting Hill Carnival 2025
@MayorofLondon@ShabanaMahmood
🚨🇬🇧 The UK proposed Compulsory Digital Identification Cards to tackle Migration
Create the problem - offer the solution.
Digital ID is the last bastion of freedom for Westerners everywhere - we told you they would do this ‼️