Jun 4, 2025
In Pakistan, authorities have taken a dramatic step by suspending the national ID cards and passports of individuals believed to have participated in unrest on May 9, 2023. Using geofencing technology, the government tracked mobile devices near protest sites to identify and target those involved. This surveillance tactic relies on Pakistan’s centralized digital ID system, overseen by the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA), which already links citizens’ SIM cards and mobile access to their biometric identity. By cross-referencing mobile signals with geographic data, officials are able to enforce restrictions without traditional investigations—effectively punishing people based on where their phones were, not necessarily what they did.
This development serves as a chilling glimpse into the kind of technological control foretold in Revelation 13, where a global system emerges that can restrict buying, selling, and movement for those who do not comply with centralized authority. In Pakistan, losing one’s ID means losing access to essential services like banking, healthcare, communication, and travel—mirroring the dependency described in the prophetic mark-of-the-beast system. Though officials claim the actions are legal, the lack of transparency and due process highlights the danger of entrusting too much power to digital infrastructures. When identity becomes a tool for coercion, and surveillance replaces justice, the world edges closer to the prophetic beast system, where control is absolute and dissent is digitally silenced.
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SOURCE: Reclaim the Net