Joining once again today is TLAV writer and researcher, and founder/editor of Unlimited Hangout, Whitney Webb, here to discuss the biometric surveillance network being built around democrat and republican alike, while they all squabble about manufactured distractions and situations designed to manufacture bipartisan consent. She explains how this is connected to the push for global governance, the digital ID, and even Israel and their infamous unit 8200. 

In this eye-opening video, Whitney Webb delves into the unsettling future of the global economy, underscored by the potential for economic turmoil triggered by cyber-attacks or other crises. Webb sheds light on the controversial World Coin model for humanitarian aid, which leverages biometric identification for ration distribution, echoing the flaws and dangers seen in India's Aadhaar system. As geopolitical tensions simmer, Webb reveals a unified push towards digital IDs, CBDCs (Central Bank Digital Currencies), and a surveilled economy across global powers, despite surface-level divisions. From the financial technologies bridging CBDC models to the strategic manoeuvres of cryptocurrency giants aiming to align with regulatory frameworks, this video explores the underlying agendas aimed at consolidating control and surveillance.

At the recent G20 Summit in Indonesia, world leaders convened to address issues relating to global finance, health, relations, and a declaration which could threaten freedom and liberty in nations around the world.