Introduction: A Secret Plan Unveiled
Imagine a future where your every move is tracked, where the government holds the key to your identity—and your freedom. That future might be closer than you think. A whistleblower has exposed a shocking internal job advert from the UK Cabinet Office, revealing plans for a £81,000 Senior Civil Service (SCS) role to push Digital ID forward. This isn’t just a job posting—it’s a wake-up call. With public opinion sidelined, the British government appears to be accelerating a controversial program behind closed doors, leaving citizens furious and fearful.
The Leaked Job That Sparks Outrage
On December 29, 2025, Reform UK MP Rupert Lowe dropped a bombshell on X (source). A whistleblower leaked an internal advert for a "Deputy Director - Operational Policy, Digital ID" role, offering £81,000 for an 18-month loan position. Based in Glasgow, London, or York, the job demands leading the "operational delivery of Digital ID" and delivering a "transformative national capability." But here’s the kicker: this role isn’t public, fueling suspicions of a secretive rollout.
This isn’t just bureaucracy—it’s a power grab. Critics argue Digital ID could morph into a surveillance tool, with the government controlling access to jobs, benefits, and even daily life. With a petition against it nearing 3 million signatures, the public’s voice is loud, yet seemingly ignored.
Sent to Restore Britain from a whistleblower - an internal job advert for a £81,000 Digital ID deputy director...
— Rupert Lowe MP (@RupertLowe10) December 29, 2025
As you can see, their plans are fully underway.
We certainly have a big fight ahead of us in 2026.
We must say NO to Digital ID. pic.twitter.com/ydQy4QFIII
Why This Matters: The Bigger Picture
The timing is no coincidence. Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s Labour government has hinted at a mandatory Digital ID scheme, tied to the upcoming GOV.UK Wallet app. Officials claim it enhances privacy with no central database, but skeptics see red flags. Could this be the start of a system where dissenters are cut off from society? The 28.97% pension contribution for this role—unheard of in the private sector—only adds fuel to the fire, highlighting the lavish incentives for those enforcing it.
Latest News: Cabinet Office Under Scrutiny
Breaking today, December 31, 2025, the Cabinet Office faces fresh heat. A report from The Canary reveals the office’s refusal to confirm the leaked job’s authenticity, deepening the conspiracy. This silence screams guilt, urging citizens to demand transparency before it’s too late.
What Can You Do? The Fight Ahead
2026 is shaping up as a battleground. Lowe and activists call for resistance, urging whistleblowers to expose more and citizens to sign petitions. This isn’t just about ID—it’s about freedom. Will you stand by, or join the fight against a digital dystopia? The choice is yours, but time is running out.