In this powerful episode of Between the Lines, Paul Seils JNR sits down with Paul G. Conlon, author of Citizen One: The Case Against Digital Identity, for a sobering yet solution-focused discussion on the global push toward technocracy, digital surveillance, and centralised control.
Together, they explore how the creeping implementation of Digital ID systems threatens to erode personal freedoms, redefine citizenship, and pave the way for a form of digital enslavement. But it’s not all doom and gloom—this conversation dives deep into the legal, ethical, and civic strategies individuals can use to push back, reclaim agency, and protect their fundamental rights.
If you’ve ever questioned where this digital path leads—or how to turn the tide—this episode is essential listening.
Key Topics Include:
• The real agenda behind Digital Identity programs
• Legal implications and loss of consent
• Surveillance capitalism & technocratic governance
• Practical solutions for resisting digital authoritarianism
• The role of citizenship in a post-privacy world
For the times when you need to read between the lines—this is one of them.
Let’s keep digging between the lines together.
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