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Dutch journalist Eva Vlaardingerbroek on the World Economic Forum's plans to introduce a personal carbon credit linked to a digital ID: A digital ID is not just a passport that you will have digitally on your iPhone. This includes almost everything the government would like to know about you. And yesterday in the Dutch media we saw a perfect example of what this could lead to in the near future. The CEO of one of the largest Dutch banks said: "Why don't we start with a personal carbon loan"? She actually called it a "carbon wallet."
This is in line with the WEF's plans for us. And she said this in a particularly funny way: “Well, if everyone gets a personal carbon credit, why don't we make it so that rich people who, for example, want to go on vacation too often can buy personal carbon credits from other people who, for example, cannot afford to buy plane tickets or eat meat often.”
It turns out that if the carbon footprint of Bill Gates or Leonardo DiCaprio got too big, then some peasant living in his shack somewhere in the suburbs could sell his because he couldn't afford to go to St. Tropez, but he will be able to sell his carbon credit to Leonardo DiCaprio, and he will be able to park his yacht in St. Tropez for a couple more days. Absolutely right. What will happen is that the rich will get richer, and the poor will get poorer. And they talk about it openly, as if it is not a controversial issue at all. This is neo-feudalism