Fishing for biometrics
This December, just in time for the Christmas season, Oxford Street in London will have permanent live facial recognition cameras. They will scan the face of every person walking the country’s busiest shopping street. About half a million people will be out Christmas shopping every day. “The street is to be pedestrianized next week, and eventually the whole of it will become traffic-free.” These biometric facial recognition cameras will compare the scanned faces against a police database. This surveillance technology is unregulated, with no legal framework to protect the rights of the public. Here is the low IQ response from Policing Minister, DEI hire, Sarah Jones: “Law abiding citizens have nothing to fear.”
The Beast system that is being built will eventually demand both small and great, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a Mark on their right hand or on their foreheads. No one will be able to buy or sell without the Mark.
Fishing for biometrics
This December, just in time for the Christmas season, Oxford Street in London will have permanent live facial recognition cameras. They will scan the face of every person walking the country’s busiest shopping street. About half a million people will be out Christmas shopping every day. “The street is to be pedestrianized next week, and eventually the whole of it will become traffic-free.” These biometric facial recognition cameras will compare the scanned faces against a police database. This surveillance technology is unregulated, with no legal framework to protect the rights of the public. Here is the low IQ response from Policing Minister, DEI hire, Sarah Jones: “Law abiding citizens have nothing to fear.”
The Beast system that is being built will eventually demand both small and great, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a Mark on their right hand or on their foreheads. No one will be able to buy or sell without the Mark.