Things To Come: 'Social Credit System'

China style social credit system being imposed upon America

News Editors 

With America looking more and more like Communist-China every day and for good reason, with the UN’s former ‘Climate Chief’ Christiana Figueres claiming “democracy is a poor political system for fighting global warming while Communist China is the best model”, we’ll be taking a look within this ANP story at another direction America is being herded that looks a lot like Communist-China; towards a draconian ‘social credit system’ that will run and guide almost every detail of our future lives.

(Article by Stefan Stanford republished from AllNewsPipeline.com)

As The Hill reported days ago in this story titled “Coming soon: America’s own social credit system”, the new domestic “War on Terror,” kicked off by the riot on Jan. 6, has prompted several web giants to unveil predecessors to what effectively could become a soft social credit system by the end of this decade.

Warning within that story that a Communist-China-style social credit system in America is ‘coming here and sooner than you think’, imagine ‘the most profound changes our society has seen during the internet era’ being dead ahead, with China’s social credit system ‘a combination of government and business surveillance that gives citizens a “score” that can restrict the ability of individuals to take actions — such as purchasing plane tickets, acquiring property or taking loans — because of ‘behaviors’.”

As Dr. Mercola recently warned in this story from his website saved at Archive.is titled “Mass Protests Can End Vaccine Passports”, such ‘passports’ or any other type of certification are part of a much larger plan to implement a global social credit system, which would rely on the interconnectivity of thousands of databases. That’s right, ‘vaccine passports’ would be heavily tied to the ‘social credit system’.

We may take the ability to speak our minds for granted, however, social scoring considers things as seemingly harmless as complaining about the government. Would a social score penalty stop you from your online critiques? 30% of people chose the same answer.

And the fact that only 30% of people responded that they would criticize the government, even when government is corrupt, speaks volumes in this day and age of government-sponsored universal deceit!

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