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What’s really behind the UK’s new Digital ID push?

The United Kingdom has entered a new phase in digital governance.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced that digital identification will become mandatory for all adults — a decision raising profound questions about privacy, freedom, and state control.

This episode of The Kurten Report examines the deeper implications of this policy. It explores how digital identification connects with wider international efforts to centralize data, regulate access to work and services, and link citizens to emerging financial technologies such as programmable digital currencies.

Through an analytical look at legislation, global trends, and public response, this report highlights the growing divide between government authority and personal autonomy.

YOU are invited to consider what digital identification means for democracy, privacy, and everyday life — and whether this marks a step forward in security or a step toward total surveillance.

🎙The Kurten Report, by @davidkurten

Chapters:
01:26 - Digital ID Announcement by Keir Starmer

03:41 - Historical Context and Globalist Plans

06:18 - Enabling Laws and One Login System

09:11 - Public Opposition and Petition

10:40 - Government Response Ignoring Opposition

12:16 - Deep Dive: Gov.uk One Login System

13:13 - Freedom and Consent Under Digital Identity

13:37 - Stakeholder Capitalism and Global Power Structure

16:24 - Digital Currency, Social Credit, and Control Systems

18:50 - Rising Protests Against Digital ID

23:32 - Manchester Terror Attack