The UK just announced a proposal that would make a mandatory digital ID required for every citizen who wants to work.

This isn’t some special document you need to travel internationally or vote…

IT'S A REQUIREMENT TO WORK. 

The senior minister to Prime Minister Keir Starmer is calling it the “bedrock of the modern state.”

Meanwhile, President Nayib Bukele of El Salvador took one look at the UK’s plan and likened it to the “mark of the beast.”

…and if you’ve even kept a remotely close eye on this very newsletter, it shouldn’t be difficult for you to guess which side of the aisle I land on. 

They say this is about curbing illegal immigration, but it's about control.

They’ll tell you this is to “stop illegal workers.”

They’ll tell you this will offer “countless benefits.”

They’ll tell you it’s “modern” and “convenient.”

But here’s the truth…

This latest attempt from the UK isn’t a small step toward more control; it’s a declaration against its own citizens that if you even want to earn a living in “polite society”, you’d better play by our damn rules.

Your right to earn a living in the UK could soon be conditional based on your willingness to play by a set of (frankly insane) rules you never even agreed to in the first place…

…rules that your parents and grandparents would have fought to protect against…. 

Imagine that… the right to work in your own country could become a privilege. 

…one that is revocable at will.

Western nations are no longer hiding the direction they’re moving: more centralization, less privacy, and near-total financial visibility.

Now… you have a choice: you don’t have to participate in your own digital imprisonment.

There are still places in this world where the trends are not pointing toward more totalitarianism and are doubling down on your right to your God-given freedoms.

BUT… you need to act while you still have the freedom to do so. 

Governments don’t give back power; they only take more.

Your only real defence is the Plan-B you build before you need it.

If you’re serious about protecting your freedom, your family, and your hard-earned wealth from massive overreach in your home country, take a few moments right now to carefully read this important letter.

Speak soon,

Mikkel

PS. I chose to build my life with my family in Panama because here, freedom is a way of life. Don't just take my word for it; join me on the next Fly’n Buy Real Estate Tour from January 11th through the 15th. You’ll spend a few days with me and other freedom-minded members of the community, and you will get a first-hand look at why so many families and investors just like you are betting on the future of the country. Learn all about the Fly'n Buy by visiting this page here.  

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