'Trust Stamps' To Be Used For Biometric Digital Identity In Africa

Black lives in Africa to become human guinea pigs once again with new mark of the beast “trust stamp”

Ethan Huff


A public-private partnership between the Bill Gates-backed GAVI vaccine alliance, Mastercard and the AI-powered “identity authentication” company Trust Stamp is set to unleash a new biometric digital identity platform on the masses that reportedly “evolves just as you evolve.”

This mark of the beast-type system is of course first being tested on poor black lives living in “low-income, remote communities” in West Africa, as is typically the case. Once they pass muster on the unsuspecting poor with darker skin, novel technologies like this are then ushered into mainstream society for full implementation.

So what does a “trust stamp” entail? First launched back in 2018, it is all part of a “Wellness Pass” connected to Mastercard credit cards, which will soon contain digital vaccine records and other identifying information about a person. In other words, it is a digital mark of the beast that will be used not only to buy and sell, but also to verify people’s immune statuses.

This Wellness Pass will also be connected to Mastercard’s click-to-play system, which is powered by artificial intelligence (AI) robots and a machine learning technology called NuData. More on what machine learning technology entails can be found at this link, which talks about how Google is using “machine learning fairness” to police digital content.

It might be news to many of our readers, but Mastercard is leading the way right now in promoting the “centralized record keeping of childhood immunization.” It is also heavily promoting a cashless society with its “World Beyond Cash” initiative, another partnership with GAVI that aims to create biometric digital identities for everyone on the planet that include both vaccination records and a cashless payment system all in one.

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and GAVI have each donated $3.8 million towards the initiative, which was adapted back in June to incorporate the government’s response to the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19). This includes the so-called COVI-PASS Immunity Passports for determining who is “immune” to the novel virus, and is thus allowed to work and travel, and who still needs to be “treated.”

About a month later in July, Mastercard announced that its Trust Stamp biometric identity platform would be integrated into the Wellness Pass to create biometric identity verification for times when internet access or cellular connectivity is unavailable.

“The Wellness Program involving GAVI, Mastercard, and Trust Stamp will soon be launched in West Africa and will be coupled with a Covid-19 vaccination program once a vaccine becomes available,” reports Mint Press News‘ Raul Diego.

All of this will of course be adapted for the North American market once finalized, to bring to fruition a national identification registration system, which has been in the works for many years. Despite widespread opposition, the plan is to do away with state-level ID cards and force everyone into a national database whereby their identities are tracked and managed digitally.

Part of the plan also involves creating “3D masks” for people based on their faces, palms, or fingerprints. This “mask,” once created, will be utilized in lieu of encryption keys to keep people’s identities “safe” and “secure.”