The David Knight Show - INTERVIEW Engineer Lays Out the Tech Created for YOUR Slavery

Episode Date: December 8, 2022

Aman Jabbi, a career spanning over 25 years at the forefront of video and camera tech in Silicon Valley and entrepreneur co-founding 2 camera startups. Aman warns the slave technology is already in place, but we can still organize and fight at the local levelFind out more about the show and where you can watch it at TheDavidKnightShow.comIf you would like to support the show and our family please consider subscribing monthly here: SubscribeStar https://www.subscribestar.com/the-david-knight-show Or you can send a donation throughZelle: @[e-mail] App at:  $davidknightshowBTC to:  bc1qkuec29hkuye4xse9unh7nptvu3y9qmv24vanh7Mail: David Knight POB 994 Kodak, TN 37764Money is only what YOU hold: Go to DavidKnight.gold for great deals on physical gold/silverBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-david-knight-show--2653468/support.

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Main market excluding specials and place bets. Terms apply. Bet responsibly. 18plusgamblingcare.ie All right, and joining us now is someone who has a long career in tech, and he wants to tell us where he sees this going, into smart cities, the Internet of Things, and other things. His name is Aman Javi. He has a BS in electrical engineering.

He has a master's in chemistry. He has a master's in electrical engineering from Penn State. And he studied computer science at Stanford. He has 25 years experience in tech. And he's very concerned, as many of us are, about the direction that things are going and the big brother, but especially digital ID. We won't talk a lot about that. He's originally from India, so he also knows what was happening with Aadhaar system in India,

where they rolled out a lot of this stuff. So joining us now is Aman Jabi. Thank you for joining us, sir. Thank you so much for having me. I appreciate it. And tell us where people can find you you got a Facebook page right is that correct I do have a Facebook page I I sometimes post there I try to post high quality content that's

relevant to everybody okay where can people find you there just my name on Facebook okay a ma n j a B B I. Okay. Good. All right. Well, tell us a little bit about, you know, let's begin, uh, in India, uh, the Aadhaar system and, uh, how they implemented that. A lot of people, you know, Bill Gates says that everybody wants a digital ID. A lot of people don't and don't realize that that's what we desperately need. So how did they rope people into that system and tell us a little bit about that system before we get into the US. Sure.

So Alhar is basically an equivalent of a digital ID. It's, it was rolled out in India sometime, I think about five years ago, at least. Uh, it wasn't fully mandatory, but then it started to become linked to everybody's, you know, whether you've got food stamps or you will had to get a bank account or you had to withdraw cash. So it was everybody was pulled into that system. But it really started with, I think this was in 2017, where they had a demonetization of certain currency notes of the rupee, of the Indian rupee. And with that demonetization, people couldn't withdraw. Their money basically went away if they had cash savings at home.

And then they introduced something called Paytm. It's like a Venmo or it's an electronic payment system. And initially it was free. So they started doing transactions through a digital application. And so people started to use that, poor people, farmers,, farmers, everyone who had, you know, some sort of a cell phone or a smartphone. And they linked it to the Aadhaar, which is the biometric ID. And then over the years, pretty much everyone has an Aadhaar system. So you need your Aadhaar system to pay taxes, to open or access your bank accounts, and for pretty much everything.

So initially, they kind of make it as here's some free stuff and we'll help you if you need welfare. You'll have to get on the Aadhaar system. But then gradually and iteratively it becomes an essential part of law. It's pretty much compulsory now if you want to access most things in India. Tell us a little bit more about the... Hold on. It's important to understand that this whole demonetization thing was it was all orchestrated by these foundations that are orchestrating. So the Gates Foundation, Rockefeller Foundation and many of the foundations related to the United Nations and American foundations were all involved in this demonetization. And then they're the same people who are trying to now push the digital ID through ID2020 and various other forms.

Yes, absolutely. Yeah, Gates has bragged about his success with that quite a bit. When they took away the cash, though, tell us a little bit about how that rolled out. I mean, was it overnight? What did they do to take away cash and to demonetize it? They basically came up on the pretext that there's too much black money and black money in India basically is defined as you know money that has not been declared openly to the equivalent of the IRS and so people hoard large currency notes in India so in order to kind of reduce black money we're going to get rid of these you know certain

types of currency notes. That was the excuse by which they kind of introduced it yeah and so there was a run on the banks essentially and people who couldn't get money out wow yeah yeah and of course uh the real black market is going to continue to operate you know they can use anything to operate and uh so it just really hits the it's always an excuse they always say this is about money laundering it's about taxes and you know terrorists like you you, that type of thing, as they project that. As you see this rolling out, and digital ID, and you were involved quite a bit, as you point out here in your bio, with video and camera technology. Tell us what your concerns are about biometric and facial scans and all the rest of the stuff that are ubiquitous everywhere, especially in the United States. We have more per capita than any other place here in the United States.

Sure. So there are multiple aspects to this. My background is in video and camera technologies. My focus was always pretty much working on consumer electronics. So, you know, I've worked on, you know, video streaming technologies, which are used today in Netflix and Amazon Prime and YouTube. I was involved in that. So, and the cameras, my focus has been mostly on cell phone cameras for the last 20 years, and to some extent, autonomous driving cameras and drone cameras. So I've been focused primarily on consumer electronics,

but since I had deep interaction with the entire supply chain and the OEMs, which is the customers that build these products, over the years, I started to see where these technologies could be going and with the kinds of requests that we would get from customers, I started to ask a lot of questions internally. Things like, I'm going back literally 13 years ago, a large cell phone company came to us and they wanted to build emotion engines. Eye tracking has been going on for a long time in the name of improving power efficiency in video gaming systems. Once you start to understand what their final goals are, it's all about 24-7 tracking of human beings.

Human capital is kind of the essence of making money in the future along with nature. So cameras and facial recognition are an integral part of the IoT, which is the Internet of Things, which is then connected through the cloud to artificial intelligence algorithms. So your face essentially becomes your passport or let's say password to unlocking your digital ID and your digital ID is a requirement for accessing anything in life whether it is to unlock your car to start car to buy food to log into your computer to send a text everything will be based on your digital ID so essentially it's a digital prison that is being built where you have to have permission and credits and tokens for everything. Yes, and they're rolling that out now.

The TSA is pressuring people to give facial scans. I even had a friend say, well, down in Orlando, Universal Studios, they've had TSA-type security there for a number of years. Now they're starting to add facial scans and other things like that. And really what's going to make this accelerate, I think, is going to be the additional bandwidth for 5G. That's what they really need for full Internet of Things. And, of course, Internet of Things is going to be appliances.

It's going to be cars, every electronic device you can talk about, but, of course, us as well. That's how they get us into their Internet of Things is with a facial skin. Is that the way you see it? I know they're collecting all this stuff, but in order for them to be able to do stuff in real time and to respond quickly, I think they really do need to have the 5G in there. But we're not that far away, right? 5G is one of the integral parts of what we call smart cities.

So yes, you're right. 5G is needed for both latency as well as bandwidth for sensors that are being put in place on top of LED lights at intersections and all over highways and freeways. Because those are the corridors. These are the smart corridors in the smart cities, which are continuously watching every movement of everything and every human being and every automobile. So everything is being tracked. Do they have a, they have a camera sensors, you would say on all the, uh, led streetlights and that type of thing? Not on all of them, but many of them. And they are, I'm currently in Montana, which is less populated.

So the cameras are coming up mostly at intersections right now, but you have cameras in all the possible retail stores. If you go, if you go. If you go to any major retail store, they have facial recognition cameras and all sorts of cameras and they're doing real-time tracking of where you're moving inside the store, what you're buying, how much you are buying and your carbon footprint is being scored as we speak and who you are with and who you talk to and who you talk to and you know who you

communicate with what sort of websites you visit etc your social score is being uh computed in real time as we speak and this is happening in america and everywhere in the world they just haven't they just haven't uh started that they've compiled your social score and they're looking at this. They just haven't started penalizing you for it. Not yet. Yeah. Not yet. But as I say, they're giving us all the carrots and the sticks are coming.

Yes. And when the sticks come, life's not going to be pleasant for anybody. Let me ask you, what do you think that we can do to stop this? You have any ideas? I do. I do. through this very very deeply for a long time. For the smart cities to work. So let me let me let me interrupt you for a second. Aman, I know your light is dropping there. Can you flip on an overhead light there? Because it's starting to get pretty dark. Okay, hold on. Okay.

Hang on a second. I think that should be okay. Okay. Yeah, that's much better. That's good. Thank you. Thank you. Okay.

So a smart city is a cute word for an invisible open-air concentration camp. Yes. So what they are building are concentration camps where they want to limit human movement and human activity to 15-minute smart cities and 20-minute neighborhoods. That's the long-term goal. To define what that is, what is the 15 and the 20 minutes,

what's that reference? How far you can go? It references how far you can drive, like a 15-minute city, whether you're driving in an Uber or an autonomous driving vehicle or on your electric bike or cycle. And the plan is to have everything

within 15 to 20 minutes from where you live. So your medical care, your, whether there's a school, eventually there won't be any schools. They'll all be online. Uh, whether you want to go to the park to meet your friends, to go to restaurants, et cetera. Yeah. They've been bragging about that with the line in Saudi Arabia.

They've been bragging about it with the tri-state city and the Netherlands and, uh, you know, a five minutes to a 15 minutes, everything is right there. So you never have to go anywhere and you won't travel anywhere because they'll make sure you don't have any private transportation. You're not going to be allowed to take more than,

uh, you know, a flight every three years, if they get what they want out of the, uh, C40, uh, cities initiative.

I just talked about that yesterday. But yeah, it is amazing to keep you on such a short tether as well. That's right. So where I was going was to understand smart cities. One needs to understand what their goals are and then how are the smart cities being effectively implemented. They need a few things to implement them. So they need the sensors and the LED lights. So that's part of the Internet of Things. Then they need the cloud services where the data goes up to the clouds. We have no control over the cloud. They all belong to

private corporations like Google and Amazon and Dropbox and so on and so forth. From there, they have artificial intelligence algorithms running on your data, doing whatever computations they need to do. We have no control over the AI. When the AI makes a decision on however that data needs to be then stored against your digital ID, that's done on a technology called blockchain and blockchain are essentially digital ledgers that are sitting in the cloud. We have no control over blockchain. The ability for access to electronic devices, electronic doors, smart locks, smart cars is all implemented by cyber security and there's a protocol called zero trust. So by default

everyone is a criminal, we don't trust you and you have to prove that you are you and you're a good soul by having the available carbon credits or social credits before we let you do anything. Guilty until proven innocent. Yeah, exactly. So those are the five pillars of the digital transformation. So I didn't want to get too technical, but if people just kind of think through it, it's really important if people understand the digitalization. It's really about conditional access. By default, you're a prisoner. By default, you're a criminal.

And there are conditions that you need to meet before you can access anything in life. Okay? Yes. So of the five pillars of the digital transformation, the last four we have no control over. We the people. Operations do, but we the people don't. Where we do have control is the IoT and the sensors, which means the cameras, the radars, the lights, the microwave, 5G towers, and so on and so forth. So, we need to find a way in our local neighborhoods and communities to undo that, whatever is being done.

Because if we can undo that, then the data will not be collected sufficiently to feed the beast, so to speak. If we can blind them, if we can blind them, essentially. By taking off the systems. Because they are blinding us. The LED lights are blinding us. We can't blind the LED lights. We need to undo them. Yes, yes. Because they can be used as laser weapons.

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bets terms apply bet responsibly 18 plus gambling care.ee so so what you're saying is, is that if we get together at the local level, if we've had this type of thing in the past, some communities have had red light cameras installed. They were oppressive and they got it stopped. Sometimes it was done at the state level or not just red light cameras, sometimes speed cameras. In different states and in different jurisdictions, those are not allowed. Is that what you're saying then is to fight it at the sensor level and to say, you're not going to have those things. Is that right? That is one of the ways, but I think, uh, to understand how to fight it more

effectively, one needs to understand how did they, how did they come to be? And, uh, they use what they call public-private partnerships. With the infrastructure bills that were signed probably initially by Trump and then at Biden's level, the feds came to all the states and they gave them free infrastructure money in exchange. They had to sign paperwork and when states sign paperwork they pretty much give up the state's rights to the feds and the feds saying okay we will get these installed in the name of global warming climate change and sustainability so where there were no street lights they put up hundreds of street lights led street lights in the name of energy conservation and of, they're rolling out a massive infrastructure bill right now, hundreds of

billions of dollars, and that's going to be used to install this kind of stuff. It's all going to be used to imprison you in these concentration camps. And at the heart of this is your digital ID through your face, because if you don't give up your biometrics and you don't sign on to a digital ID then when they collect the data they don't have any power if we have enough people in the world a critical mass which don't sign up to the digital ID they can't implement them their system fully and across the board so it's really important on an individual level to fight this As in don't sign up to the digital ID

However inconvenient it might get Yes, I agree And we've had a trial run with that of course As they have pushed out the vaccine passport You're going to be locked down You're not going to go anywhere unless you get this thing And a lot of us have said Well, do your worst, we're not going to get that thing

And that was just a trial run. And, and, uh, they're going to bring that back and escalate that in spades, especially from the financial point. We had this standpoint that well, yeah, you can't, uh, can't go to school. We can't travel. You can't do this and that if you don't wear the mask or do the vaccine. So they had conditions with it. Uh, but they're going to roll this out like they did in India, uh, gradually

offering people some free stuff. We saw that as well, the conditioning with the vaccines. And typically at the beginning of this, if you go back and look at B.F. Skinner, there's what he called positive operant conditioning. You do what I want, and I'll give you a little reward. I'll give you a little treat. It's very effective. But then, of course, the negative is what eventually comes to the people that don't apply with that.

And we know that's eventually going to happen, just as we saw with this whole vaccine passport stuff roll out as a dry run, essentially, right? That's right. so that people understand that this digital ID, how does it basically enslave you permanently? Because it will be linked to a new type of currency, a digital currency or central bank digital currency, which I think is being floated around now quite openly in lots of social media. And by many countries, some are already having trial runs and some are. Yeah, we got a pilot program just started with the New York Fed here in the US. And of course, it was back in March, Biden gave all the different branches six months to come up with a report for, you know, how you're going to implement this, redesign financial system, punish people, enforce it, all that kind of stuff.

Yeah. And one thing to also realize is that when they announced these things, the agenda is far ahead of what they're telling you. Yes. So when they announced that the fed is going to do a pilot program, the pilot program is already being done for years. It's they're just giving the illusion to the people that right now it's still a pilot so that people don't fight this, Yeah. You know, from within or without.

That's right. Yeah, of course. I mean, if he does, if he sends out a report and everybody report back to me in six months and they start a pilot program two months later, they didn't write all the code then. Yeah. Exactly. We know that didn't happen. So where, in your opinion, is this all headed? I mean, are they just, they want to imprison everybody? Do they want to kill us as well? What is your opinion, is this all headed? I mean, do they just want to imprison everybody?

Do they want to kill us as well? What is your opinion about this? So let's talk a little more about the imprisonment. So I wanted to go back and give a little more detail on this digital currency. So the new type of digital currency, or CBDC, it will have at least three components to it. Your carbon tracking or your carbon score, carbon footprint, they're using different words. Your social credit score, which they already have in China and they already have here. They just haven't given us an application to look at our social credit score and then it will have your medical status whether you've been taking your

jabs and boosters. So it's going to be tied like it'll be like a vaccine passport also and they are also going to be tracking water usage to your you know they're going to start having smart water meters, they're going to have they're trying to force smart water meters even they're going to have, they're trying to force smart water meters even on private properties at wells by giving, taking away water rights of private, you know, property, etc. So all these things which has become part of your digital currency really is tokenized. And when I say tokenized, they are, what they are, tokenization is another way of doing smart contracts.

So if Aman has had his quota of sugar for the month, the door where I want to buy orange juice will not open. So everything is conditional access. And so that is how the slavery system is going to be working. And over time, they can keep controlling behavior of human beings by doing conditional access on any and everything in the world. Yeah, it's just amazing. Yeah, I was talking about the open planes at like 97 cities and this organization called

C40. They were talking about how, yeah, we might let you take one flight every three years of 938 miles or less. You can buy three articles of clothing once a year. It's just no meat, no dairy, all this other kind of stuff. It's just unbelievable how draconian they are in terms of their plans. This is kind of a concentration camp, a reservation system, but it is a prison. And it's amazing what they have in mind.

And this is why people have to wake up and understand because it's going to roll out very quickly once they start, just as we saw with this COVID stuff. And they'll have some kind of an emergency probably to bring this in. It might be a health emergency. They're trying to get everybody on board with the climate emergency sense. But we know what it's really about. Just as the farmers in the Netherlands have woken up and said, yeah, this is not about nitrogen. This is about getting everybody off the land so they can pack us in these prison cities. Yeah, that's right. And I think there's a correction here. They've already rolled this out. It's a process.

It's not that there's going to be one big switch and suddenly you'll be in a prison. The process has already begun. They are using what they call the Sustainable Development Goals, the SDG. There are 17 Sustainable Development Goals by the United Nations and the SDG Charter is being implemented by every corporation in the world right now through what they call an ESG agenda. And if people are not familiar with ESG, it stands for Environmental, Social and Governance. Yes. And this is all to do with, you know, net zero in 2050 with zero carbon.

It's all about CO2 reduction. Autonomous driving vehicles is all about geofencing, but on the pretext of, you know, electric cars are on the pretext of getting rid of pollution and so on and so forth. Yes, yes. Everything must run off of the grid as they're shutting down the grid um so again well you talked about uh if people understand what is happening with it and and at i guess would you say then at the local level where we try to cut off their use of this information or their collection of the information is that what you would advise people uh fighting this from the bottom up because from the top down just as we saw during the pandemic they were all on board didn't matter what political party, it didn't matter what philosophy,

it didn't matter what country. They were all on board with this global agenda. Same thing with this, they're already running it out. So what do we do from the ground up, your priorities, would you say? I think every community and neighborhood, depending on the types of people there are, it'll differ a little bit to a lot. I think it depends on what is the type of life you want to live going ahead. Because if there are enough people in your community and neighborhoods that don't want this, then what are we going to do about it? I agree. that don't want this, then what are we going to do about it? Mm-hmm. Right? I agree. Yeah, I've been saying throughout this whole pandemic thing,

what we have to have are officials at the local level that share our values, that are going to interpose and nullify these types of things, and the community coming together. That's our best and I think really our only hope, wouldn't you say? Yeah, that's right. I agree. And I say if there are any sheriffs watching this in America, my argument is if there is one sheriff in any county in America that can work with the people and give, you know, and undo all this,

because the sheriff is supposedly the person who's you know the highest authority locally in a county and then have these smart city infrastructures undone. Because all these were installed typically by either the telephone companies in your region or by private contractors. So there are layers of hiding from who installed it, who gave the authorization to install it, etc. And that's the thing that's difficult

is figuring out who's who in all this because... No, it isn't difficult. It isn't difficult. There are three. In Montana, it's the state took money from the feds. The state of Montana is one. Department of Transportation in The state of Montana is one. Department of Transportation in the state of Montana specifically.

Then you have the cities. So the city councils, members obviously signed paperwork and allowed typically the downtown lights are city council money but given by the feds again. And then you have the electric companies.

So all the non-main street lighting and highway companies are the electric companies. So Flathead Electric in Montana and whatever else electric companies. So we already know there's enough documentation. These are the three major areas where the money, free money comes and then the installations are done by private contractors. That's good. That's good. So, for instance, I have reached out to the CEO of Flathead Electric requesting a meeting. I haven't got a meeting yet, but if he is a freedom-minded person, he will sit with me and we will walk through all the documentation. My chances are he has signed all this disclosure agreements with the

private corporations and the feds. So it's not going to be easy. Yeah. You know, that's right. We need people to have courage to stand up across the world and challenge what's happening. Yes. And that's the key thing.

There's so much money that can be showered on them by the, by the fed, by the federal government and, and, um, so the difficult thing is just as we saw with the pandemic stuff, you have these local officials and they knew they needed them because that's where the rubber meets the road is at the local level. So they had put in legislative stuff 20 years ago, practice this and said, here, now we've got money for you and you've got the authority, here's what we would like you to do, and here's the money go do it. And we're seeing that same type of thing now with a rollout of all this surveillance and monitoring equipment uh that is the key thing i mean going back to the late 1990s geospatial

intelligence the fastest growing part of the intelligence community why because of this very thing and and so we have to uh stop the surveillance. That's what people got to get really upset about. I think that's really one of the key things to focus on. And there's a lot of people who are very suspicious now after what we saw with the pandemic. There's a lot of Christians who are suspicious about having this universal ID. Sounds very much like the mark of the beast. And so, uh, and I, I think that's what it's going to become, but, uh, I think that's probably the way to roll out. And it's interesting since we haven't talked before that you're focused on the sheriffs.

I think that is the key thing. Uh, the sheriff's office more than anything else is, uh, is going to be our lifeline in this. I agree. Yeah. And any sheriff watching it, feel free to reach out to me. I'd be more than happy to spend, you know, an hour or two or more, uh, to see if I can be of any assistance.

That's great. That's great. But the way to, I think one of the macro ways to look at this whole thing is that what is happening is global governance with this whole, you know, one world, uh, projection of, so it's global governance that has been implemented at governance with this whole, you know, one world, uh, projection. So it's global governance that has been implemented at the local level through treachery, bribery, and deceit. And what we need to do is undo it at a local level. I agree.

To break, to break this global governance. I agree. Yeah. Yeah. It's, uh, all politics is local. All governance is ultimately local as well. Uh, that's where they have to implement. You got to have somebody there at that level, uh, that's going to do it. And it's going to require, uh, really, uh, the sheriff is the key thing because it's going to, uh, the force and the coercion is going to have to roll through the sheriff. And if he doesn't do that, they don't really have any way to force this on anybody. And that's, nobody wants this. That's the key thing. If they understand what this is, and that's our key thing is to make sure

that they understand where this is headed and we stop it, it's going to be easier to stop it the earlier we stop it. Yup. It's all being done in the name of sustainability. Yes. Yes. And sustainability is such a nice word. Yeah. It's not about that at all though. Yeah. It's all being done in the name of sustainability. Yes, yes. And sustainability is such a nice word. Yeah, I know.

It's not about that at all, though. Yeah, it's a beard. It absolutely is a beard. I call it a MacGuffin, going back to the Alfred Hitchcock stuff. Whatever it is, just to motivate people. So they've gone from the pandemic to the climate MacGuffins, and it's important for people to understand that this is what's going to happen. You've seen this as you looked at the technology, you saw where they're headed.

Uh, I've seen this with the simulations that they've talked about with the legal structures that they put in, uh, going to the pandemic and the rest of the stuff for the longest time. So thank you so much for joining us and thank you for speaking out. Uh, Amon, uh, Jabby, J-A-B-B-I, and the first name is A-M-A-N. Thank you so much for telling people what you see here. We have to warn people. Thank you, Amon.

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