Cyber attack on grid and supplies is last piece of the puzzle for total (internet) control

With 9/11 came basically the Patriot Act and biometrics/fingerprints at public places and on IDs.
With Covid (9/11 on steroids) came Covid Passports as Health IDs.
With Cyber shutdown (Covid on steroids) will come Internet IDs.

Biometrics, health and identity. All under a single surveillance grid.

9/11 was long ago, but we see the ripple effect it had.
Covid is still in progress, but we see the ripple effect it had.
A cyber attack will have an even bigger ripple effect on everything due to how connected it is.

The right cyber attack, be it a huge single one or dozens of smaller ones, can impact everything - electric grid, cash, gas, water, food supply, public transport, internet, health care, etc. Were it global the damage would be phenomenal. Especially over summer or winter. You could do it so bad that people would beg for a firewall solution to prevent it happening again.

More smaller "attacks" coming. Various departments. Blamed on hackers and terrorists, foreign or domestic.

Initially criminals can't participate online.
Then suspects - basically anyone without a clean record.
Then suspected suspects - basically anyone participating in "hate" speech or reading "conspiracies".

You will get punished. Your viewing will be limited. First temporarily. Then forever. They'll ISP/IP ban you if they'll see it fit. The bans on social media are just the start.

A social credit system linked to all aspects of life.

What do you think the camera requirement in Windows 11 will be for? You verify it's you, you log in, you surf. You do "bad" things, you get kicked out.

Yes, the cyber attack has potential to kill millions and cost billions, especially the way WEF wants, but that is just part of it and a "nice" bonus. The end goal, whether Internet will be quantum by then or not, is to have 100% control over information. And if people have reason (aka fear) to accept this system, similarly to Covid shots, they will.

Don't know when exactly, but better back up all your stuff while you can.