The gloves are off, Tony Blair has confirmed that a mandatory digital ID is to be introduced in the UK. Did we say Tony Blair? Oops sorry, slip of the tongue. Puppet PM Keir Starmer made the announcement on Friday, channeling all the sinister air of his master: "Let me spell it out - you will not be able to work in the United Kingdom if you do not have digital ID - it's as simple as that".
The introduction of a digital ID was inevitable and we have been warning about it for years. It may of course take years to introduce, time that Starmer may not have if the opinion polls are vaguely accurate.
Needless to say, the new scheme has nothing to do with illegal migration or illegal working, as it will solve neither. People working illegally tend to get paid in cash, but don't worry, because the government already has a backup plan - the introduction of a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) to replace cash. Once that happens, all the liberty and privacy we have ever taken for granted is taken by the state.
These things were not won cheap and we owe it to our ancestors to fight this first step on the ladder towards a CCP-style social credit system. It's as simple as that Mr Starmer.
Richey made his thoughts known in this video late last night.
If Starmer has achieved anything with this announcement, it is the hammering of the final nail in his own political coffin. He has managed to unite the left and right of the political divide - from Jeremy Corbyn to Nigel Farage - against Blair's dystopian plot. As we embark on the fight of our lives, we may find ourselves alongside some unusual bedfellows, but perhaps this may end up being Starmer's greatest achievement in office...
He united the entire country. Against him.
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