© Off-Guardian
A new report from a British government think tank offers some clear insights into the Starmer administration's plan to
introduce a universal digital ID.That digital ID - in one form or another - is a major part of the endgame is not any kind of revelation. We've known that was the plan for years, but the report tells us quite a lot about how it's going to be sold to the public.
I guess we should go ahead and dive in.
The ThinktankThe report was published just this week by
Labour Together - formerly "The Common Good" - a thinktank founded in "Labour's wilderness years" to help "make Labour electable again", according to their about page.
Translation:
They're centrist globalist Blairite shills who helped undermine and destroy the only vaguely genuine movement in the last 50 years of British "democracy" and now publish reports to push a globalist agenda.According to
the Electoral Commission, they received over £ 9 million in donations last year (from only 234 donors), much of which seems to have been "donated" by Labour Together Limited, a for-profit company. The murky world of Westminster finances is not my focus, however, and I'm sure it's at least passably legal and no more corrupt than is standard practice in those circles.
Exactly how a think tank with eighteen employees, ten advisors, four policy fellows and five board members manages to spend 9 million pounds writing a newsletter a week, a report every two months and doing some online polls I have no idea.
It's a good question for another time, perhaps. For now, we know everything we need to know -
Labour Together are old-fashioned New Labour types shilling for globalist tyranny.
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