Concerns Over Digital Surveillance and Control

The first to arrive were the cameras installed to protect both

you and

me in places that we weren't that threatened, and yet the people

didn't see. And what followed were traffic restrictions to keep the

roads

quiet and clean. The maths didn't add up, nor the science, but

still the people didn't see. And next came the fifteen-minute

neighborhoods to make our lives easier, decreed.

To some, it seemed like restrictions, but still the people

didn't see.

And then came the digital ID, so convenient, easy, and free.

Your life in one chip on a mainframe, and still the people

didn't see.

The cars they sold were electric, all wired to the government PC,

and they switched off the driving on Sundays, and still the people

didn't see. And the banks moved their money to

digital, and the

government banned cash the next week, and the ability to fly was

restricted, and still the people didn't see.

They linked up your money and profile to the ID on the government

PC and connected it to social media, and

still the people didn't see.

And then came a new cure, a new virus, safe and effective and free.

They linked these jabs to your profile and connected the government

PC. And when the people were locked in their cities, policed

by their digital ID, unable to visit their loved ones,

now finally the people can see. Restricted and

tracked with no money, to go further, a permit you'll need,

contained in your digital city. Oh, why did the people not see?

These steps they've sold us as progress never looked to be quite what they

seemed. And if you don't ask the questions

and protest, then your

children will never know free.

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