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British PM Rishi Sunak Tied to World Economic Forum’s Social Credit Scheme

(NewsPunch) Billionaire Rishi Sunak, Britainā€™s newly installed Prime Minister, has family ties to a technology partner of the World Economic Forum that has advocated for a New World Order agenda complete with a ā€œsocial credit scoreā€ and a ban on cash.

Sunakā€™s wife, Akshata Murty, is the daughter of the Indian billionaire NR Narayana Murthy, often described as the Bill Gates of India, whoĀ foundedĀ the software company Infosys. According to reports, his daughter has a 0.91 percent stake in the company, worth about Ā£700m.

Infosys is listed as an officialĀ partnerĀ of theĀ World Economic Forum (WEF), who are reportedly developing the technology to implement its Chinese style ā€œsocial credit scoreā€ system in WEF-aligned countries.

Social credit scores are already being used in China and are used to control every aspect of an individualā€™s life. The WEF are championing the system, claiming it is needed to control such things as ā€˜climate changeā€™ and are directly pressuring ā€œinfiltratedā€ governments to implement it.

For a social credit score to work, punishment for doing the wrong thing must be the ultimate incentive, and there is no better ā€˜incentiveā€™ than to take away someoneā€™s money.

The new British Prime Ministerā€™s links to the WEF do not end with his familyā€™s business.

Several Infosys executives have also contributed articles to the WEF website, including the companyā€™s Global Head, President, and Chief Compliance Officer. Infosys President Mohit Joshi has penned articles for the site in favour of digital banking, which provides the technological framework for the ā€œsocial credit scoreā€ system the WEF has come under scrutiny for attempting to effectuate across the world.

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