I wish I were exaggerating. But what’s coming could change how you live.
I’m writing because your government—backed by global elites and Big Tech—is building a system that will decide whether you can work, travel, or even speak freely: Digital ID. And they intend to force you into it!
My hands are literally shaking as I write this.
Because what’s coming isn’t a theory anymore—it’s already being tested.
They call it modernization.
But you and I both know what it really is: an infrastructure for control.
Let me be crystal clear: a Digital ID links your identity, your bank account, your health records, and your movements into one centralized system.
The longer this Digital ID plan moves forward, the harder it will be to undo. That’s why we need your name today—before the Digital ID system goes live.
Imagine this for a moment:
You go to pay for a train ticket, and your app flashes red.
A rule changed. Your “carbon limit” is hit, or your account faces a “safety review” because of a post you shared.
No ticket. No appeal. No freedom—just a system deciding.
That’s what a centralized Digital ID makes possible.
Not all at once. Step by step. And once it’s routine, it’s very hard to undo.
Here’s how the control creeps in:
- In the United States, Apple's Digital ID — already live in wallets and accepted at over 250 TSA checkpoints — quietly normalizes biometric tracking as the foundation for a nationwide control grid.
- In Brussels, large-scale pilots of the European Digital Identity Wallet are already underway, with every EU country obliged to issue one by 2026. This will connect citizens’ IDs, medical data, tax records, and potentially payment information in one government-controlled app
- In the United Kingdom, the Prime Minister has already announced a Digital ID: the “One Login for Government” will merge every service—taxes, healthcare, benefits—into one account.
- Canada, has just approved a national standard that lets banks and governments fuse financial data with digital IDs. This would allow near-total visibility of your personal spending, travel, and communication history.
- In Australia, the government is pushing its Digital ID Bill through Parliament, granting the state power to centralize identity verification and access to services, despite public backlash over privacy risks and potential misuse by authorities.
- In Mexico, the biometric CURP is law—fingerprints, facial scans, and signatures stored in a centralised database under state control.
- In India, booking a train ticket will soon require Aadhaar authentication—proof that a number, not a person, is what ultimately travels.
- And right now, across Latin America, the World Bank’s ID4D program and UN–Gates Foundation initiatives are quietly expanding biometric databases to 50 nations by 2028.
Different governments.
Same blueprint.
Total surveillance disguised as convenience.
Once that switch is flipped, every aspect of your life—every purchase, every trip, every opinion—becomes traceable and punishable.
It starts quietly – “for your security.”
Your bank account is linked to your digital ID. Then one day, a transaction gets flagged—a donation, a purchase, a transfer—marked “politically sensitive.”
No explanation. Just a notice on your screen: “Transaction under review.”
Next, your card stops working at the petrol station because fuel is “non-essential for the planet.”—bureaucrats will decide what you’re “allowed” to buy.
A new carbon policy caps your travel distance— each purchase, flight, or drive will be tracked and tallied. Reach your monthly carbon limit, and the system simply blocks the next transaction: “Trip exceeds allowed emissions.”—for the planet, of course.
Soon, even speaking becomes a risk.
Your behavior, your posts, your opinions—scored and ranked. Speak against the government or a “global goal,” and your privileges shrink: fewer services, slower internet, maybe even travel bans.
Your phone, controlled by unelected bureaucrats, becomes the gatekeeper of your own life—deciding what you can buy, where you can go, and whether you deserve to participate.
This is how freedom dies—not in one sweeping law, but in endless “updates” that quietly turn rights into permissions.
All of it depends on one thing: Digital ID.
It’s not paranoia—it’s censorship by design.
The servers are humming, the code is live, and all that’s missing is one green light from your government.
But here’s the good news—they’re not unstoppable.
CitizenGO blew the whistle on this threat before anyone else. And we’re forcing debates that global institutions and governments hoped would stay hidden.
Our goal is simple and urgent: to block every Digital ID scheme before it erases the freedom to live untracked.
We’re mobilising citizens in the United States—and across the world—to pressure President Donald Trump and Ambassador of Cyberspace and Digital Policy Nathaniel Fick, to reject any national or international Digital ID plan.
And you’ve already shown that People Power works.
When the UN and WHO tried to push the Pandemic Treaty to seize global health authority, you helped us delay and strip out its most dangerous clauses.
When the EU tried to impose its radical Chat Control law—forcing WhatsApp, Signal, and Telegram to scan everyone’s private messages—you helped us spark a public backlash so strong that they had to back down.
These weren’t coincidences. They were proof.
Proof that when millions of us act together, the system cracks.
Proof that when we refuse to obey, they start to fear us.
But this new fight is even bigger.
And I can only win this battle for our freedom with you on my side. If we don’t stop this now, every government will soon have the power to decide who works, who travels, and who speaks.
Will you stand with CitizenGO and demand your government reject Digital ID before it destroys freedom forever?
P.S. The longer this continues, the harder it will be to undo. That’s why we need your name today—before the system “goes live.”
If we stay silent, they’ll pass this without resistance—and you and I will wake up in the United States, where freedom ends at your cellphone.
