The more we learn about what’s been going on behind the scenes with the now so called “shadow government”, the more it becomes evident that the public has been told very little about the real extent to which it has impacted our daily lives.

While it can be challenging to sort through all of the information floating around, we can rely on some voices that offer us an inside perspective based on their roles and experience. This is especially true in relation to topics that impact our personal privacy and freedoms, and few initiatives rank higher on the list of importance in this regard than the ID2020 project.

One thing we DO know is that, as Politifact has confirmed, “ID2020 is partnering with GAVI and the government of Bangladesh to provide children in Bangladesh with a biometrically-linked (using a fingerprint or iris scan, for example) digital health ID at the time of birth or first immunization.”

Obviously the intent of ID2020 goes well beyond “serving” the children of Bangladesh (which seem to be, oddly, of sudden importance despite the ongoing and largely unaddressed issue of trafficking), and by their own admission, is a project intended to create digital identification for the entire human population.

This is a critical piece of the NWO and for those concerned about personal freedom, this is something we have to address sooner rather than later. It’s clear we live in a digital and global world more than ever and this topic should be front and central in discussions about personal privacy, freedom and sovereignty.

For a deeper dive, this interview of Catherine Austin Fitts offers us additional insights into Trump’s position on digital IDs, how this could impact Americans and our role as citizens to ensure our voice is heard on this matter.