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FROM 2015: Half a century ago people had to be reassured their social security card was not being used for identification. Now there are federally standardized and globally synchronized ID cards, government-sponsored online ID projects, DNA databases, and even secret databases of your newborn baby's genetic information and nobody bats an eyelid. How did we get here, and how can we break this conditioning?

Remember when we looked at J. Edgar Hoover's lame attempt to get the public to voluntarily send in their fingerprints to the FBI back in 1937? Well guess what? They're baaaaaaack, and they're at the post office this time. Find out about the FBI's latest stupid attempt to steal your fingerprints on this week's edition of #PropagandaWatch.

We chuckle at the old-timey FBI propaganda soliciting the public to turn in their fingerprints so that Hoover and his henchman could establish a file on every citizen. But is it so different today, with the exhortations to turn in our DNA? Find out the truth behind the propaganda as James Corbett tackles the nightmare of government identification databases.

The NY Daily News reported, "DNA has unparalleled power to wrongly accuse. Genetic testing can now reveal a profile based on a few cells, and we shed hundreds of thousands of cells a day. Your DNA can show up in places you’ve never been."

This week on the New World Next Week: China's baby gene-editing scientist goes missing; scientists call for national DNA registry to increase privacy; and company helps apartment owner find naughty dogs via DNA.

[audio mp3="http://www.corbettreport.com/mp3/2018-12-06%20James%20Evan%20Pilato.mp3"][/audio]This week on the New World Next Week: China's baby gene-editing scientist goes missing; scientists call for national DNA registry to increase privacy; and company helps apartment owner find naughty dogs via DNA.

Blogger database, power fluctuations and cellular eavesdropping + this day in history w/the return of Apollo 13 and our song of the day by Jorge Elbrecht on your Morning Monarchy for April 17, 2018.

New database will allow for quick recognition of terrorist content.

Heart hacks, company collusion and the crash site + this day in history w/Operation Urgent Fury and our song of the day by Classixx on your Morning Monarchy for October 25, 2016.

The UN loves China's Agenda 2030 Silk Road; Cops are abusing "confidential" databases; and billionaire bunkers are selling like hotcakes as Trumpocalypse nears.