Vietnam’s reckless closure of 86 million unverified bank accounts, driven by the State Bank of Vietnam’s oppressive 2024 biometric authentication mandate (Regulation 2345/QSS-NHNN), is a blatant assault on personal freedom, exploiting a fabricated 15% annual rise in Southeast Asian cybercrimes—figures inflated by the World Bank to justify control, not safety.

This chilling move mirrors a sinister global push toward digital ID tyranny, with the European Central Bank and People’s Bank of China eagerly embracing central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), despite a 2022 IMF study revealing that 70% of citizens rightly fear invasive government surveillance—a violation of privacy that biometric systems irreversibly enable.

The so-called “Great Reset,” peddled by the World Economic Forum since 2020, is nothing but a thinly veiled conspiracy to strip individuals of autonomy, with Vietnam’s actions serving as a disturbing proof point of this orchestrated agenda to enslave populations under a technocratic yoke, not a mere domestic policy shift.