The UN's International Monetary Fund proposed a system of social-credit scoring
based on a person's internet history, a system that could be turned against anyone who opposes the policies of financial and political leaders. Social-credit scoring is already in use in China and it restricts the economic and social activities of those who score low. The IMF's priorities are "climate change" and the UN's Sustainable Development Goals for radical green policies. The Network of Central Banks and Supervisors for Greening the Financial System is bringing global finance in line with the green agenda by controlling the policies of banks and insurers. Vaccine acceptance will be another factor that determines social score. -GEG

In a blog post on its website, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) proposed a system of social credit scoring similar to the kind already in use in Communist China that would determine people's credit eligibility based on internet history, leading to concerns that such a system could be turned against anyone who opposes the will of financial and globalist leaders.