This article was originally published by Lance D. Johnson at Natural News under the title: Britain’s New “Mind-Reading” and Behavior-Predicting Surveillance System Turns Every Citizen Into a Suspect The British government, under the guise of public safety and crime prevention, is quietly constructing the most advanced surveillance architecture in the Western world, a system designed not just to see you, but to feed you lies, provoke you, and interpret your thoughts and predict your intentions. This move toward “inferential” surveillance—technology that claims to read stress, emotion, and intent from your face and body—marks a perilous leap from monitoring actions to…
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