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         - Livre Littérature Générale

        Livre Littérature Générale - Conlon, Paul G - 01/10/2024 - Broché - Langue : Anglais

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      • Auteur(s) : Conlon, Paul G
      • Editeur : B.R Conlon & P.G Conlon
      • Langue : Anglais
      • Parution : 01/10/2024
      • Format : Moyen, de 350g à 1kg
      • Nombre de pages : 236
      • Dimensions : 22.9 x 15.2 x 1.3
      • ISBN : 1923197177



      • Résumé :

        Clear your calendar. Read this book. This is not a drill.

        With absolute knowledge of a population's identity comes absolute command of its destiny.

        Centralised, government issued Digital ID. It's trendy, and promises easy access to welfare and medical history. Hey, it might even catch some fraud. Government experts tell us it's secure, but wait! This all sounds familiar.

        In 1930's Germany, Hitler built a huge centralised identity registry and a police state to enforce it. First sold as a trap for criminals, it was later used to selectively deny food and housing. Ultimately it became the tool for hunting and murdering millions of unpopular people. Pen strokes on ID cards produced gunshots in pits.

        Senior engineer and author Paul G Conlon draws chilling parallels between Nazi Germany's identity harvesting and the Digital ID and surveillance infrastructure being deployed right now. He combines firsthand family history from that era with deep technical knowledge to warn that lockdowns were just a taste of what's coming, if we allow it.

        Citizen One will give you the knowledge and understanding as to why identity data is uniquely life and death, and why the powerful crave it. Along with gaining a frightening appreciation for modern technology's potential to make the Holocaust look like a dress rehearsal...

        Biographie:
        this publication will reveal the propaganda used to manipulate you into revealing your secrets and what you can do about it.

        Citizen One lays bare Digital ID's cardinal danger.

        It may save your children. It might just save humanity.


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        Sommaire:

        Clear your calendar. Read this book. This is not a drill.

        With absolute knowledge of a population's identity comes absolute command of its destiny.

        Centralised, government issued Digital ID. It's trendy, and promises easy access to welfare and medical history. Hey, it might even catch some fraud. Government experts tell us it's secure, but wait! This all sounds familiar.

        In 1930's Germany, Hitler built a huge centralised identity registry and a police state to enforce it. First sold as a trap for criminals, it was later used to selectively deny food and housing. Ultimately it became the tool for hunting and murdering millions of unpopular people. Pen strokes on ID cards produced gunshots in pits.

        Senior engineer and author Paul G Conlon draws chilling parallels between Nazi Germany's identity harvesting and the Digital ID and surveillance infrastructure being deployed right now. He combines firsthand family history from that era with deep technical knowledge to warn that lockdowns were just a taste of what's coming, if we allow it.

        Citizen One will give you the knowledge and understanding as to why identity data is uniquely life and death, and why the powerful crave it. Along with gaining a frightening appreciation for modern technology's potential to make the Holocaust look like a dress rehearsal...

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