Canada Following China's Path? Bank Accounts Linked To Obedience Scores

Our neighbors to the north are implementing a new system called "open banking" that will link citizen's bank accounts to a new social credit scoring system.

In the aftermath of the Trucker Convoy and other noteworthy protests against coronavirus restrictions in Canada, the Justin Trudeau regime is radicalizing the nation's banking system to make it much harder for citizens to express their voices against political corruption.

Proponents of the social credit score-linked banking paradigm say it will make Canadian banks more "inclusive," allowing them to easily access user data on demand while being able to share information with one another.

A World Bank partner called Open Banking Excellence (OBE), which originated in the United Kingdom, is proudly boasting right now that it will incorporate social credit scores with people's banking information in Canada. Canadians will likely receive digital "cash" and identification in a "convenient," all-in-one and "inclusive" place.

"It's about having that fairer, more inclusive, more open society," said OBE founder Helen Child, making sure to use all the popular buzzwords to make her project sound like a dream come true for the world.

Canada is not alone, the United Nations is unleashing it's "Global Digital Compact" to create a global social credit scoring system for everyone eventually.

Disturbingly, OBE already operates in some 40 different countries, claiming that it aims to "create exceptional platforms and content that promotes knowledge sharing, new thinking and partnerships within the industry - catalyzing the adoption of Open Finance and Data for better financial inclusion worldwide."

Child's use of the term "open society" is also disturbing in that this is the ideology championed by international billionaire agitator George Soros. It implies open borders, no more prisons, and out-of-control crime without punishment, all of this substantiating "progressive" changes for the world.

How forcing Canadians and others around the world to maintain high social credit scores in order to buy and sell constitutes "inclusivity" and "fairness" remains unknown. OBE officials and other proponents of the construct never really say.

"It drives financial inclusion," is all Child will say about the scheme. "It's democratizing data."

What we can clearly see from all this is that Child has her eyes on all the gold her data collection scheme will add to her financial stockpile. Data of the kind her group collects in order to populate social credit scores is valuable, after all, especially as the world descends into a cashless abyss.

"There is no easier way to control the masses than to control their access to money, and their ability to buy, trade and freely move about,".

The Canadian Press came right out and just said what Child is clearly thinking, explaining that one of the biggest areas of growth in the financial sector has to do with credit assessments.

"Under open banking, lenders could directly access an individual's banking data, so they can look beyond credit scores," the Press explained. "Consumers can also use it to build their credit scores, for example, by proving reliable rent payments."

In other words, the goal is to assess something beyond just one's credit score in order to determine whether he or she is worthy to participate in the new global economy that the globalists are unleashing.

Keep in mind that Canada is big on prosecuting "hate" speech. One can only imagine how people found guilty of committing "hateful" anything will be dinged on their social credit scores, disallowing their participation in anything commerce and finance related in light of recent legislation. 

We have previously discussed the unrelenting attacks by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his allies on free speech. There has been a steady criminalization of speech, including even jokes and religious speech, in Canada. 

Now, the Canadian parliament is moving toward a new change that would allow the imposition of life imprisonment on those who post views deemed supportive of genocide. With a growing movement calling Israel's war in Gaza "genocide," the potential scope of such a law is readily apparent. That appears to be its very draw for anti-free speech advocates in the country.

The Online Harms Act, or Bill C-63 increases the potential penalties from five years to life imprisonment. It also increases the penalty for the willful promotion of hatred (a dangerously ill-defined crime) from two years to five years. The proposed changes constitute a doubling down on Canada's commitment to reducing free speech for citizens despite criticism from many in the civil liberties community.

There is also a chilling option for house arrest if a judge believes a defendant "will commit" an offense. In other words, if a judge thinks that a citizen will be undeterred and try to speak freely again.

It is not likely to end there.

Today the rationale is genocide. However, once the new penalties are in place, a host of other groups will demand similar treatment for those with opposing views on their own causes.

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