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Digital ID: Vietnam to delete 86 MILLION “unverified” bank accounts

Starting this month, banks all across Vietnam will begin deleting over 86,000,000 bank accounts that have not been “verified” under the countries new digital ID scheme.

The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) are calling it a “system clean-up measure”.

This “clean up” is part of the government’s “digital transformation” plan, a drive to “modernise” the country’s information infrastructure, and more specifically a drive to promote non-cash payments.

Speaking at a press conference promoting “Cashless Day” earlier this year, Pham Anh Tuan, Director of the Payment Department at the SBV called it “a data-cleansing revolution”.

Central to this “revolution” is the new “Decree on Regulations for Electronic Identification and Authentication”, passed in July of 2024 and coming in to force July 1st of this year.

Under this new law, all bank accounts – corporate and personal – need to be biometrically verified in one of two ways:

  1. Using an NFC chip-based identity card, where the facial image is stored in the embedded chip.
  2. Through a level 2 account in the government’s VNeID app. A level 2 account requires submission of a fingerprint scan.

Any bank account not verified in this way by September 1st was subject to freezing, and then termination.

So, here we are. 86 MILLION bank accounts forfeited and shut down. What is the justification?

Simple, they are fake bank accounts for criminal enterprises.

It aims to prevent common fraud schemes recently, such as fake accounts for receiving money, withdrawals from accounts without proper ownership, or money laundering via digital banking channels.

To quote Pham Anh Tuan again…

all accounts without biometric data will be closed to prevent scams and fraud.

For reference sake, the total population of Vietnam is estimated to be about 101 million people. The SBV estimates there were roughly 200 million personal bank accounts before the “clean up”, there are now 113 million.

So, the official position is that fully 43% of all the bank accounts in the country belonged to “fake people” and were being used for money laundering or other criminal activities.

…does that really seem likely?

Does it not seem rather more likely that a good portion of those accounts belonged to people who were either unwilling or unable to verify their account?

Who are these millions of people suddenly, potentially, without access to their money?

We don’t know, and none of the articles care enough to even ask.

They are simply swept aside, labelled “fake people” or money launderers or something equally shady. They are non-people now.

That’s a little flash of how Digital ID schemes are going to work for all of us.

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Tom O bedlem
Tom O bedlem
Feb 19, 2026 6:06 PM

Any new updates on this…? Digital ID: Vietnam to delete 86 MILLION “unverified” bank accounts

tafeex
tafeex
Sep 21, 2025 9:31 PM

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Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Sep 23, 2025 11:09 PM
Reply to  tafeex

What is Spotify?

Derek Diamond
Derek Diamond
Sep 20, 2025 11:46 PM

“This “problem” of managing decisions about abundance reminds me of a report that linguist Daniel Everett wrote as he was learning from a hunter-gatherer community in the Brazilian rainforest. A hunter had brought home a sizable kill, far too much to be eaten by his family. The researcher asked how he would store the excess. Smoking and drying technologies were well known; storing was possible. The hunter was puzzled by the question—store the meat? Why would he do that? Instead, he sent out an invitation to a feast, and soon the neighboring families were gathered around his fire, until every last morsel was consumed. This seemed like maladaptive behavior to the anthropologist, who asked again: given the uncertainty of meat in the forest, why didn’t he store the meat for himself, which is what the economic system of his home culture would predict.

“Store my meat? I store my meat in the belly of my brother,” replied the hunter.

I feel a great debt to this unnamed teacher for these words. There beats the heart of gift economies, an antecedent alternative to market economies, another way of “organizing ourselves to sustain life.” In a gift economy, wealth is understood as having enough to share, and the practice for dealing with abundance is to give it away. In fact, status is determined not by how much one accumulates, but by how much one gives away. The currency in a gift economy is relationship, which is expressed as gratitude, as interdependence and the ongoing cycles of reciprocity. A gift economy nurtures the community bonds that enhance mutual well-being; the economic unit is “we” rather than “I,” as all flourishing is mutual.” Robin Wall Kimmerer

‘The Serviceberry

https://emergencemagazine.org/essay/the-serviceberry/

Good Morning, Vietnam 1987

https://youtu.be/BIikfdNIHQE

Veebee
Veebee
Sep 21, 2025 9:04 AM
Reply to  Derek Diamond

Thanks for posting this, it really sets things in perspective! 🙂

Derek Diamond
Derek Diamond
Sep 22, 2025 9:00 PM
Reply to  Veebee

“perspective!”

“We need to understand capital, how it works, the mechanisms that keep it in place and are at the core of its functioning.” Stephanie McMillan

Stephanie McMillan’s … perspective

December 13, 2019

https://stephaniemcmillan.org/whats-wrong-with-capitalism/

The ties that bind the Liberals and the Bronfmans
Stephan Maher

December 13, 2017

https://macleans.ca/politics/ottawa/the-ties-that-bind-the-liberals-and-the-bronfmans/

canada’s this, canada’s that Jimmy Thomson‘s perspective.

In-Depth

Why Canada’s boreal forest is gaining international attention
Jimmy Thomson

Feb. 26, 2019

https://thenarwhal.ca/why-canadas-boreal-forest-is-gaining-international-attention/

“It’s important that we don’t put all cultures on the same level; that’s why we oppose multiculturalism,” Legault François Legault

‘Legault says he’s against multiculturalism because ‘it’s important to have culture where we integrate’
Jason Magder

June 24, 2022

https://www.montrealgazette.com/news/provincial-news/article34855.html

What about Yaroslav Hunka’s perspective?



After Parliament’s humiliation, Canada has to reckon with its past treatment of Nazis, experts say

Murray Brewster

Sept. 28, 2023

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/hunka-parliament-rota-trudeau-nazi-1.6980562

“Linguistic imperialism has always been a tool of colonization, meant to obliterate history and the visibility of the people who were displaced along with their languages. But five hundred years later, in a renamed landscape, it has become a nearly invisible tool.” Robin Wall Kimmerer

Speaking of Nature

June 12, 2017

https://orionmagazine.org/article/speaking-of-nature/

Who Is a Settler, According to Indigenous and Black Scholars
Ashleigh-Rae Thomas

Feb. 15, 2019

https://www.vice.com/en/article/who-is-a-settler-according-to-indigenous-and-black-scholars/

Andrea Landry’s perspective

‘This Reconciliation is for the Colonizer
https://www.wrongkindofgreen.org/2017/12/01/this-reconciliation-is-for-the-colonizer/

Sakej Ward’s … perspective


Decolonizing the Colonizer
https://www.wrongkindofgreen.org/2016/01/25/sakej-ward-decolonizing-the-colonizer/

As Williams dug deeper into the topic, he discovered why so few people have heard of the pass system. He found a letter from 1941, “in which the director of Indian Affairs at that time said, ‘Send us all your passbooks and they may be destroyed.'”

‘The pass system: another dark secret in Canadian history
Nov 27, 2015

https://www.cbc.ca/radio/unreserved/exploring-the-past-present-and-future-of-life-in-indigenous-canada-1.3336594/the-pass-system-another-dark-secret-in-canadian-history-1.3338520

the pass system

https://thepasssystem.ca/about-the-documentary/

Blaze Foley’s perspective

https://youtu.be/wMZ4MdQNzqE

Derek Diamond
Derek Diamond
Sep 22, 2025 10:52 PM
Reply to  Veebee

Sarah Gilman‘s perspective

The Island That Humans Can’t Conquer
Oct. 06, 2020

https://hakaimagazine.com/features/the-island-humans-cant-conquer/

“Conquer”

I often wonder why writers use specific words. Does Gilman impress you? She must me highly educated. Impressive? Perhaps … to sum.

Sarah M. Gilman

https://sarahmgilman.com/

I, an indigenous man of Turtle Island, am not very highly educated.

On the Wildness of Children

Carol Black

https://carolblack.org/on-the-wildness-of-children

History’s Largest Mining Operation Is About to Begin. It’s Underwater—and the Consequences are Unimaginable.
JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2020 ISSUE
 
By Wil S. Hylton

https://www.wrongkindofgreen.org/2020/02/03/historys-largest-mining-operation-is-about-to-begin-its-underwater-and-the-consequences-are-unimaginable/

Vine Delorio jr’s perspective

‘How Science Ignores The Living World — An Interview With Vine Deloria
July 2000

https://www.wrongkindofgreen.org/2020/11/22/how-science-ignores-the-living-world-an-interview-with-vine-deloria/

Social Distortion – Down here With The Rest Of Us

https://youtu.be/LmNa_cjICgs

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Sep 23, 2025 11:18 PM
Reply to  Derek Diamond

God’s love Commandment: “Love your neighbour as yourself” for your own good and pleasure. (NOT a Commie/Socialist slogan).

Republicofscotland
Republicofscotland
Sep 20, 2025 10:14 AM

I just wonder what Americans think of this – intentional?

U.S. Congress has officially designated October 14th as ‘Charlie Kirk Remembrance Day’

October 14th is George Floyd’s birthday

jlk
jlk
Sep 22, 2025 2:05 AM

I think Oct 14 is also Charlie Kirk’s birthday.

Republicofscotland
Republicofscotland
Sep 22, 2025 10:58 AM
Reply to  jlk

Yes you are correct.

Weegies
Weegies
Sep 19, 2025 7:20 PM

I must say I was slightly worried when I saw this on tictok,
is any Vietnam on this site who can confirm this?


Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Sep 20, 2025 4:25 AM
Reply to  Weegies

The first comment here has a link. Search and you will find.

Republicofscotland
Republicofscotland
Sep 19, 2025 4:45 PM

Sorry to go O/T but this is excellent.

With Jimmy Kimmel in mind – this is just brilliant, Trump will blow a fuse when he sees it.

https://nitter.poast.org/Kathleen_Tyson_/status/1969059191672213839#m

Big Al
Big Al
Sep 19, 2025 11:29 PM

Good one. I saw something earlier today about boycotting Disney by canceling Disney + subscriptions. I kind of forget I had one, had it for my grandkids when they visit. So I promptly cancelled. Hope they get hit hard. Didn’t like Kimmel myself, but I do like free speech and hate the cancel culture, of which I guess I just participated. But that’s different.

Republicofscotland
Republicofscotland
Sep 20, 2025 9:44 AM
Reply to  Big Al

Agreed, free speech is the most important thing, as Voltaire once said, I may not agree with what you have to say, but I’ll defend your right to say it with my life, or words to that effect.

Lizzyh7
Lizzyh7
Sep 20, 2025 4:33 PM

Yeah, because Kimmel is totally for free speech, except for those who refused that shot back in the day, advocating those people should be refused medical services if they needed them, but hey, that’s totally different. If Disney was really worried about freedom of speech he’d have been cancelled then.

Big Al
Big Al
Sep 20, 2025 4:51 PM
Reply to  Lizzyh7

So does that mean you support his show being cancelled because of what he said?

Veri Tas
Veri Tas
Sep 22, 2025 9:45 PM
Reply to  Big Al

Wasn’t Kimmel’s comment incitement to violence by refusal of urgent medical services?

Rolling Rock
Rolling Rock
Sep 20, 2025 5:23 PM
Reply to  Lizzyh7

Kimmel and that other bellend Colbert are as funny as a terminal cancer diagnois. Their day in the sunshine is over – has beens who have become stale, relying on a studio audience of clapping and shrieking seals.

Colbert should never be allowed to forget the following, an establishment tool who has no shame. Yet, that propaganda skit was one of a series called the “Vax Scene’. Anyone thick enough to get poked in the arm after watching such lowest common denominator propaganda dressed up as entertainment really is a useless eater.

https:/www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mq76QSlRiPo

Rolling Rock
Rolling Rock
Sep 20, 2025 5:24 PM
Reply to  Rolling Rock

Republicofscotland
Republicofscotland
Sep 20, 2025 6:50 PM
Reply to  Lizzyh7

I support free speech, I might not like what he says, I might not like what you say either, but the right to say it – is what matters.

Aloysius
Aloysius
Sep 21, 2025 3:47 AM

I don’t like Kimmel. I don’t like Colbert. I’m glad they’re off. They don’t deserve all that money they gave them. This is not censorship. This is a dog and pony show, nothing more. I don’t watch TV. I either work, or, when I am too tired to read, I watch old black and whitc movies on the internet, if I don’t just go to bed.

Pyewacket
Pyewacket
Sep 21, 2025 8:13 AM

Thanks RoS, you’ve brightened my day already. Cheers.

judith
judith
Sep 21, 2025 12:01 PM

I’m surprised anyone is taking this cancellation seriously.

What a joke – that Kimmel, Colbert and Maddow are now the woebegone truth-tellers who had to go.

It’s all part of the smoke and mirrors. More obfuscation, distraction and divisiveness.

TaxHaven
TaxHaven
Sep 19, 2025 3:46 PM

…thus it is not surprising that just about all government currencies have plunged against gold and silver…

Republicofscotland
Republicofscotland
Sep 19, 2025 3:22 PM

The number sounds a bit overstated, for me its sound like the government wants full control over money matter with regards to the public – moving to a cashless society is just another layer of control for governments and the deep state.

I use cash as much as I can (keep cash alive) I tell people that they can’t touch the money in your pocket (its physical and its there) – but if you pay by card or phone, they can stop it or pause your use of it – leaving you without any way to pay for, well just about everything.

I’ve noticed in many supermarkets – that they are reducing manned check-outs and cash, self-serving stations, everything is moving towards paying by card or phone – Sweden, Norway and South Korea – are close to phasing out cash – having cash in your pocket is for me a form of freedom, some might say I’m harking back to the old ways and styles, but moving to a cashless society, is another step to a social credit society, where for whatever reason your accounts can be frozen, if you annoy or upset the wrong people – and any excuse (the systems down – or there was a glitch in your account etc) can be given to you as to why you can’t buy anything.

Not to mention that a cashless society will see the elderly suffer – they are set in their ways, and used to using cash.

Rolling Rock
Rolling Rock
Sep 19, 2025 10:12 PM

Making the elderly suffer seems to be part of the game plan unless they are lucky enough to die naturally of old age. Meanwhile the process of reducing their numbers is helped along with ‘Do not resuscitate’ orders in hospitals and large doses of morphine, placed in uncaring care homes, frozen to death from astronomical heating bills and some who live in societies that consider them a burden.

The concept of being put out to pasture to live a dignified retirement is slowly being rewritten to make it acceptable to send retirees to the knacker’s yard.

Veri Tas
Veri Tas
Sep 19, 2025 11:31 PM
Reply to  Rolling Rock

Bingo. That’s why they always push their worst poisons on the “vulnerable.”

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Sep 20, 2025 4:32 AM
Reply to  Rolling Rock

“When you leave us, there will be more to us”. I have heard that one several times I found another job or moved to another place. Something in that cynical culture just isnt right.

Republicofscotland
Republicofscotland
Sep 20, 2025 10:03 AM
Reply to  Rolling Rock

Yes the first Covid virus/vaccines were aimed at killing many of the elderly, here in Scotland, the then colonial admin sent many elderly folk with Covid into old folks home, which resulted in many deaths of those elderly folk in the homes, to cover their backs the colonial admin, deleted every single WhatsApp messages surrounding their nefarious activities – ex-British Ambassador Craig Murray, did tell us that Mi5 (an English security service) keeps a hold of every single WhatsApp message sent in Britain, so they have the evidence, but they also control the colonial admin, so they won’t expose them.

DNR are common place now on NHS files, even though the patients have no idea that DNR’s are on their NHS files – I can only speculate on how many folk in Britain were not resuscitated when they should’ve been due to DNR’s being illegally added – to their medical files without the patients consent.

As you allude to, the cost of living crisis in Britain has deepened, many folk can’t afford to both heat and eat, more so poor pensioners – things will only get worse, as the balance tips between the West and the global South, meanwhile the West pumps billions into nasty regimes such as in Ukraine and Israel, whilst poor Western citizens suffer.

I guess the elderly are now seen as a burden on society, though the Grey Pound, still carries some weight, and elderly people tend to vote more as well.

Pyewacket
Pyewacket
Sep 21, 2025 8:32 AM

Let’s not forget the very valuable contribution of Midazolam Matt and his unforgettable TV performance of pretending to cry while laughing his cock off.

Joseph Adam-Smith
Joseph Adam-Smith
Sep 22, 2025 4:26 PM
Reply to  Pyewacket

You mean Matt Wancock?

Joseph Adam-Smith
Joseph Adam-Smith
Sep 22, 2025 4:25 PM

The NHS! The Gold Standard for all health services! Do not malign that Sacred Cow! The Brits praise it!

And I, as a Brit, am thankful that I have left and, as a doddering old git, am living in civilised Greece. Where the public health is great for emergencies. And the private is cheap.

Pyewacket
Pyewacket
Sep 21, 2025 8:27 AM
Reply to  Rolling Rock

RR. Just to add, this whole thing on Medically Assisted Death that’s being rolled out in various parts of the World, and, apparently, not just for those unfortunates who are afflicted by serious “terminal” conditions but sufferers of mental illness.

Joseph Adam-Smith
Joseph Adam-Smith
Sep 22, 2025 4:26 PM
Reply to  Pyewacket

Shades of Soylent Green……

Veri Tas
Veri Tas
Sep 19, 2025 11:30 PM

And there’s also always the chance of an electronic outage, as we saw in recent times. Then what? Business stops, shops can’t sell and people can’t buy, not even necessities.

Republicofscotland
Republicofscotland
Sep 20, 2025 10:08 AM
Reply to  Veri Tas

Yes good point, a half-decent solar storm would bring down the system, I think there was on on October 2024.

Scoobis
Scoobis
Sep 19, 2025 3:17 PM

PURE GENIUS…!!

kofimoseley
kofimoseley
Sep 19, 2025 1:43 PM

Looking out into the woods more and more. Looking out and playing out cleaning a deer by a stream in my mind. Imagining the smell, getting mentally prepared for it by remembering when I used to work at a meat counter back in high school…..

Literally nobody
Literally nobody
Sep 19, 2025 12:27 PM

Sure there are problems with all governments but anyone seriously suggesting we are better off without them is an immature fool.
Imagine how much worse off we would be under the rule of that warlord.
Digital slavery is the least worst option

kofimoseley
kofimoseley
Sep 19, 2025 1:56 PM

Stop saying “we”, and you have committed no offense. Do not want things for others besides your children. You cannot imagine life without someone telling you what to think and do and taking 60% of what you own, I get it. I respect that you feel you cannot survive without being ruled by other humans, and would never seek to prevent you from having a master. So you too must also respect my desire to live by my own will and ability and to keep what I produce. Just as I do not wish to frighten you with freedom you don’t want, you should not desire your beloved slavery for me.

Veri Tas
Veri Tas
Sep 19, 2025 11:36 PM

Those warlords already have our governments by the #@(<+=s. That’s why governments aren’t doing our bidding. Even warlords have come up in the world, now wearing pinstripe suits and sitting in offices instead of shacks.

Munk
Munk
Sep 19, 2025 10:52 AM

Before “banking the unbanked”, I guess its first necessary to ‘debank the banked’?

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Sep 20, 2025 4:35 AM
Reply to  Munk

Already happening. First we were forced to have a bank account. Now we will be forced to have the account closed. Debanking.

Johnny
Johnny
Sep 19, 2025 10:13 AM

Wonder when all those tax haven banks will follow suit?

kofimoseley
kofimoseley
Sep 19, 2025 1:57 PM
Reply to  Johnny

There’s still tax havens after FATCA?

Johnny
Johnny
Sep 19, 2025 2:07 PM
Reply to  kofimoseley

FATCA doesn’t affect the BIG players.
Ways and means, ways and means.

SeverelyRegarded
SeverelyRegarded
Sep 19, 2025 9:22 AM

bitcoin fixes this

kofimoseley
kofimoseley
Sep 19, 2025 2:08 PM

The intangible, digital “coins” on the internet? The same that is controlled by the US Department of Defense? So….when the government’s currency becomes worthless and/or goes digital, government officials will be forced to look on helplessly, looking foolish and humbled, as their paradigm falls away with the rise of the anti-establishment bitcoin moguls and their digital wealth, which is stored on the old, evil empire’s internet. I can totally see it. It’s not like anyone’s ever been removed from the internet for being against the establishment before.

Scoobis
Scoobis
Sep 19, 2025 3:18 PM

Not if they cannot be used without a “stable” coin.

The Real Edwige
The Real Edwige
Sep 19, 2025 8:57 AM

Thank you TPTB for giving us a reliable marker of where a country stands in the worldwide grid and how deeply enmeshed they are:
https://vietnam.travel/things-to-do/how-vietnam-overcame-pandemic

I highly recommend clicking on the link to “inspiring stories” from the pandemic – it’s a tidal wave of bullshit.

Data of their vaccination rate:
https://ourworldindata.org/covid-vaccinations
Low it isn’t – although their 91% is eclipsed by that other recipient of Boomer leftist love, Cuba at 97%. Because their healthcare system is so good….

These levels of compliance and facts like many Vietnamese wearing masks even before covid might explain why the center of world power might be in the process of a shift to SE Asia. Do these populations have annoying beliefs that they have rights from constitutional documents or ancient charters?

Veri Tas
Veri Tas
Sep 19, 2025 11:46 PM

Like pretty much everywhere, Vietnam had largely avoided COVID-19 for the whole of 2020 and well into 2021, before experiencing sudden upsurges. After the roll-out of the C-shots took effect.

Lu1
Lu1
Sep 20, 2025 6:17 PM
Reply to  Veri Tas

Like pretty much everywhere, Vietnam had largely avoided COVID-19 for the whole of 2020 and well into 2021

You are joking?

If not, the 95% of gullible, guilty, self-centred, stupid a-holes is surely under-reported.

A depressing Saturday evening – I imagined you had a correctly oriented moral compass.

Penelope
Penelope
Sep 19, 2025 7:01 AM

FRANCE & GERMANY:  MEMOS TO THEIR HOSPITALS TO PREPARE FOR WAR

ALARMING FALSE FLAGS FOR WAR AGAINST RUSSIA
(The usual stupid psy-ops by Poland, Romania, Lithuania w US participation)
https://www.vigilantfox.com/p/exclusive-france-and-germany-quietly

This occurred over the weekend but was buried under the Kirk Op.

Jos
Jos
Sep 19, 2025 6:53 AM

If you were a rich (goes without saying) child trafficker / drug dealer / arms dealer (3 biggest businesses in the world), you wouldn’t want this exposure of your financial status. And if you were trying to bring down these people, this might well be your only hope. How do I know when I read all this anti-digital currency propaganda that the people making me protest for my financial freedom aren’t the bad guys or people paid or persuaded by the bad guys? This is my dilemma at this stage. We’ve lived among the criminal gangs and the blood-suckers, the porn-merchants and the leeches in our society for centuries. We’ve had to pay more taxes to help people who are helping themselves off the back of our attempts to drag ourselves out of the gutter. We’ve seen people brought to their knees by corrupt business practices and evil enterprises. Maybe the meek are about to inherit the earth. Maybe digital currency, which I was once convinced was the worst thing ever, is actually the only thing that will save us. The point is, there is no certainty regarding good vs evil in this world. Maybe the love of money is the root of all evil and it’s just possible that the motive behind these regulations is positive, isn’t it? And, incidentally, in 2020 in the UK, some banks carried out ‘auditing’ of businesses, ringing up small enterprises to ask them what they actually did and where the money came from and, if not approved, those bank accounts were closed – so it’s happened here too but I haven’t seen or heard how many accounts were deleted as a result of that.

Clutching at straws
Clutching at straws
Sep 19, 2025 7:42 AM
Reply to  Jos

It’s not digital currency thst’s the problem.

It’s PROGRAMMABLE digital currency.

SeverelyRegarded
SeverelyRegarded
Sep 19, 2025 9:29 AM

No, programmable digital currency that is not the problem in CBDC either, have another guess.

underground poet
underground poet
Sep 19, 2025 7:48 PM

Its selective programmable, which makes it and its creators untrustworthy

Veri Tas
Veri Tas
Sep 19, 2025 11:54 PM

Those that control the money.

Rolling Rock
Rolling Rock
Sep 19, 2025 9:18 AM
Reply to  Jos

If the controllers wanted to they could end the illicit drug trade, human trafficking and pretty much all organised crime in months, if not weeks by using their proxy enforcers aka the police and military of so-called nation states.

Instead, Joe Bloggs walks into his local bank to withdraw a couple of thousand of take your pick currency in cash or deposit it into his account and is given then third degree and treated like a serious criminal. Even paying a so-called large amount of money electronically to another account can be a nightmare.

This is about control and nothing else. The cover story of ‘Know your customer’ now going full blown digital has always been stated to tackle crime and prevent money laundering. Yet, it does not work, it just makes ordinary people’s lives a misery and organised crime still thrives.

Serious criminals are known to the police, alphabet spaghetti agencies and the authorities in general, but they form part of the operating system and therefore work hand in glove with the controllers minions, undertaking the money laundering, arms smuggling, high level drug production & distribution and human trafficking.

These groups can be thought of as the illicit trade preferred partners, rather like the legitimate large corporations that form the partnerships with for example the WEF and SPIEF.

judith
judith
Sep 19, 2025 12:09 PM
Reply to  Rolling Rock

“Prefered Partners”. love it.

Aloysius
Aloysius
Sep 21, 2025 3:41 AM
Reply to  Rolling Rock

Last year, I wanted just to transfer money from my bank account to somebody else’s account in the same bank. Couldn’t do it.

Scoobis
Scoobis
Sep 19, 2025 3:19 PM
Reply to  Jos

Ever hear of paragraphs…?

Jos
Jos
Sep 19, 2025 8:18 PM
Reply to  Scoobis

The world’s going to shit and you’re worried about paragraphs?

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Sep 20, 2025 4:44 AM
Reply to  Jos

What you experienced was just the usual Commie stuff: Hunting down the kulaks, the small businesses who could survive by themselves. People who work!

Why is it necessary to hunt down small enterprises, a baker, a mechanic, a hairdresser, a carpenter business, for lack of transparency when Moderna made $15 billion in profit on a stupid false vaccine?

Theobalt
Theobalt
Sep 20, 2025 10:36 AM
Reply to  Jos

I second that. How do we know. Who is talking to us?

antonym
antonym
Sep 19, 2025 6:30 AM

Or: “The infrastructure of a ‘Muslim Nato’ already exists; all that remains is opening its doors to all Muslim states, and strengthening mutual defence capabilities”

Against Trump, so all Western wokes will rejoice, as long as they are alive or start thinking for themselves.

antonym
antonym
Sep 19, 2025 5:39 AM

The Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) was in the free business Deng Xiaoping/ Hu Jintao mode, but could switch to the strict Mao/ Xi Jinping mode.

Aloysius
Aloysius
Sep 19, 2025 3:39 AM

Vietnam. Why Vietnam? Does anybody actually know why Vietnam and why not anywhere else?

And, sorry for the swerve, but I must bring this up.

Several threads back, I presented an example of a video that showed a guy standing to the right of Kirk shooting him. Now there is a video of a guy standing to the left of Kirk shooting him.

Charlie Kirk Murder Weapon Revealed And How The Brown Shirt Man (Professional Assassin) Killed Him

Could it be that this is our first exposure to AI at its finest? They can apparently make anybody in the crowd shoot him if they want. So much for video evidence. I am still of the opinion that somebody nearby shot him. But I could very well be wrong. As could everybody else.

les online
les online
Sep 19, 2025 6:29 AM
Reply to  Aloysius

No video shows the exit hole of exiting ‘high-powered-rifle’s’ bullet….
If the bullet hit the neck bones – it’d make his head do a manic dance –
so it must have shied off the neck bones, shot down narrowly missing
his heart etc, then exiting his arse… ‘cept no bullet yet produced, and
without the bullet, the neatly towel-wrapped German Mauser cant be
called The Murder Weapon…

But then, maybe the Plotters want us to notice such things so we can
feel smug that They didnt succeed in putting one over us ?

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Sep 20, 2025 4:46 AM
Reply to  Aloysius

Please be aware that ANY photo or video on the Internet can be photoshopped or manipulated. Therefore any discussion about a photo is hopeless.

Nicholas Creed
Nicholas Creed
Sep 19, 2025 3:00 AM

The same thing is happening in Thailand but so far in the account freezing stage using the excuse of criminal enterprise – everyone is presumed to be a guilty mule account holder until proven innocent. I made a video about it here

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Sep 20, 2025 4:47 AM
Reply to  Nicholas Creed

The thief thinks every man steal.

add
add
Sep 19, 2025 1:44 AM

Kevin MacDonald: “Can’t buy the false flag
idea but will post such comments. And yes,
Erika Kirk is a widow and a very ambitious
one at that. Now CEO of Turning Points.”

Let’s bet on whether he will publish my reply:
“How incredibly generous of you! Yeah, truth
hurts, sometimes unbearably so. Dream on!”

Thom Crewz
Thom Crewz
Sep 19, 2025 12:43 AM

My bank now wants to know my race. No, that isn’t a joke. I’ve dodged these and other invasive questions numerous times but the nag screen appears every time I log in. I know they’ll use other excuses to force me to answer these questions in the coming months but I’ll resist In a hope they drop it. Being a black Ukrainian lesbian with one leg isn’t fun in these dark times.

Scoobis
Scoobis
Sep 19, 2025 3:23 PM
Reply to  Thom Crewz

Tell them you can’t run a race with one leg…

Thom Crewz
Thom Crewz
Oct 1, 2025 6:14 PM
Reply to  Scoobis

They told me I can hide, but I can’t run..

les online
les online
Sep 19, 2025 12:17 AM

I’ve never understood American humour**, it always come across
as unfunny. But to sack some late night clown for being unfunny –
is that some sort of American Joke ?

Aloysius
Aloysius
Sep 19, 2025 12:44 AM
Reply to  les online

He really did suck. He was cross-eyed, so you could never tell where he was looking. Not funny goes without saying. None of them are funny. No funniness since Letterman. Although Letterman was sui generis. You will never see his likes again.

Scoobis
Scoobis
Sep 19, 2025 3:23 PM
Reply to  les online

You are definitely not funny…

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Sep 20, 2025 3:47 AM
Reply to  les online

American humour is a little advanced, but it is there. https://youtu.be/moAZ3AsyhLU The joke.

Theobalt
Theobalt
Sep 20, 2025 10:51 AM
Reply to  les online

No because it’s funny

sandy
sandy
Sep 18, 2025 11:20 PM

“Behavioral Biometrics” too…

https://www.feedzai.com/blog/beyond-the-face-why-vietnams-banks-need-behavioral-biometrics-to-fight-the-rising-tide-of-fraud/

Vietnam, being a modern “communist” country, just like the capitalist countries … fascist at the core. Some farm animals will be freer than humans.

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Sep 19, 2025 12:28 AM
Reply to  sandy

They will never get it. Yuri Bezmenov says ideological subversion is irreversible.

They cant get back mentally. They will continue to their death day to claim white is black and black is white, no matter how much evidence you present to them.

I would set the clams around “modern” communist country. just a detail.

Veri Tas
Veri Tas
Sep 20, 2025 12:01 AM
Reply to  Erik Nielsen.

I’d disagree. Pretty much all of us were brainwashed with the mainstream BS, no? So, one day we grew up and started to think for ourselves, discovered holes in glib theories and left the cave.

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Sep 20, 2025 1:07 AM
Reply to  Veri Tas

To your first question yes. All of us were brainwashed, some more some less, depending on the culture we were raised up in.

To your following conclusion ‘we all grew up and we all left group think’. WHAAT??? W.t.f. do you say?? We all left group think???

I would instead quote Christ:comment image

Thom Crewz
Thom Crewz
Sep 19, 2025 12:48 AM
Reply to  sandy

This isn’t just a Vietnam thing.
Behavioural analytics is part of the global enslavement agenda.

les online
les online
Sep 18, 2025 9:58 PM

He has also been spotted sunning himself on a beach in Brazil –
sipping a tequila…

Sipping a f**king tequila !! Has he no shame !!

underground poet
underground poet
Sep 18, 2025 8:55 PM

If its real people would be crowing in their boots on the internet about the lost money.

Rolling Rock
Rolling Rock
Sep 18, 2025 8:15 PM

What a ludicrous statement….more bank accounts than people. Some people have more than one account, it shouldn’t be a difficult concept to grasp.

Also, the stats could be a lie, exaggerating the number of unauthenticated accounts, to create the impression that there was criminal activity running rife before the new policy came into force.

So while implying that they want everyone in the digital economy, they do nothing to assist those who are now frozen out because they didn’t want to or couldn’t submit to the biometric gulag. Also announcing it a press conference to promote ‘Cashless Day’ aka cashless forever, not so subtly rubbing the message in that “You will submit eventually or else…”

There are plenty of ways of identifying people other than biometrics which have been used for decades, but of course that is not the point of the exercise,. The point is to harvest biometrics and force the population into accepting digital authentication for many aspects of life .

The State Bank of Vietnam, the country’s Central Bank is also a member of the BIS, hardly suprising with an agenda policy move like this.

https://www.bis.org/about/member_cb.htm

Albert Anderson
Albert Anderson
Sep 18, 2025 8:05 PM

Who do you think wrote “Project 06”? Same people who wrote Project 2025? This is ALL driven by rich people who want to get richer. If it’s not time to eat the rich, I don’t know when it will be.

underground poet
underground poet
Sep 18, 2025 8:56 PM

I hope its not a god you don’t believe in or trouble is right around the corner.

Albert Anderson
Albert Anderson
Sep 19, 2025 12:17 AM

The smoker you drink, the player you get. Or whatever, man.

Sal P
Sal P
Sep 18, 2025 9:21 PM

Eat the rich? Better prepare for some major indigestion.

Maarten "merethan"
Maarten "merethan"
Sep 18, 2025 10:12 PM

I’d say I see some truth in what you say (any time is a good time to bring down elitist people from their positions of power), but lets not forget to see ourselves in the grander scheme of things:

The rich is you and me, to about 80% of the planet.

Albert Anderson
Albert Anderson
Sep 19, 2025 12:23 AM

I’m talking about the billionaires and soon to be trillionaires. Not quite as many of those, but then again, way too many. And they control us, I don’t control anybody, even my grandchildren. But I’d have to disagree, things ain’t the way they used to be. People making minimum wage and barely able to pay rent are “rich” to way fewer than that. And the U.S., where I live, is full of those.

Aloysius
Aloysius
Sep 18, 2025 7:56 PM

I hope Linh Dinh still has his. Although I guess he always has about a buck two eighty, if that.

KiwiJoker
KiwiJoker
Sep 18, 2025 7:47 PM

The irony of it all.

Some people rob banks, now some banks rob people.

Sofia
Sofia
Sep 19, 2025 5:42 AM
Reply to  KiwiJoker

haven’t banks always robbed people?

Scoobis
Scoobis
Sep 19, 2025 3:25 PM
Reply to  KiwiJoker

All banks rob people…

ImpObs
ImpObs
Sep 18, 2025 7:36 PM

I was talking about this last week on substack. I figure the more authoritarian the better for now, as long as it’s not here. That mite give us some concrete examples to use on the 70% of people who are non thinkers, and give them a wake-up call.

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Sep 18, 2025 9:15 PM
Reply to  ImpObs

Its just back to the good old commie days where you stood in a row 3 hrs/day to get 1 bread.

Imagine the endless ‘upgradings’, new ‘improved apps’, ‘your Iphone 17 is obsolete per 1.July’ (buy a new).
15 October 2025 Microsoft cant help you anymore. Windows 11 is not compatible with your present computer (buy a new with windows 11).

Lock downs of the telephone net, the computer net, the electrical net, the heat net, the food net, the transport net,more bombing of Russian gas pipes, energy price exploding

Aloysius
Aloysius
Sep 19, 2025 12:48 AM
Reply to  Erik Nielsen.

Bank accounts has nothing to do with grocery store lines. How old are you with these ancient red-baiting canards? I assure you there are no breadlines in communist china. Or in Cuba for that matter. They like it the way it is there.

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Sep 19, 2025 2:35 AM
Reply to  Aloysius

I said ‘like’ the old days. The comparison is to the rigid ideological society.

The difference is to see false managed reality in a screen from you wake up in the morning to you go to bed in the evening.

Compared to live with your senses in a 3-dimensional organic world without a dependence on artificial false features.

Aloysius
Aloysius
Sep 19, 2025 3:33 AM
Reply to  Erik Nielsen.

You are several different people.

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Sep 20, 2025 12:56 AM
Reply to  Aloysius

No, I am one complex unity.

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Sep 20, 2025 12:57 AM
Reply to  Erik Nielsen.

Forgot unique. One complex unique biological natural unity.

colintheiltrate
colintheiltrate
Sep 18, 2025 7:34 PM

a country to boycott

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Sep 18, 2025 9:51 PM
Reply to  Nono

Thanks. Extract as follows:

Integrate and synchronize population, ministries and corporations.

Digital identity systems are attractive targets for cyberattacks, while identity fraud methods such as deepfake and forged chip-based ID cards are becoming increasingly sophisticated, why IT security is so important bla bla bla.

Many citizens and businesses do not fully understand the benefits or how to use digital identity, leading to reluctance in transitioning from traditional paperwork to digital methods.

Strive for 80–90% of adults to have digital signatures and digital identity accounts per 2030.

Fuuuuck Vietnam!