Everytime, I shop at supermarket or any shop, I find myself that I am the only one that pays cash. Everyone uses their credit card or mobile phone to pay.....I am so angry with this nation of sheep! UK!
Not too long ago, a friend learned the computer programme was already written by the central bank of banks with the CBDC, digital iD, cashless, etc. that there were maybe four categories of users, that the elites would be in the Sovereign category and not subject to surveillance, control like the majority of the population.
This would be the end of anyone (other than the wealthy I imagine) hiding a bit of money from gov't for tax purposes lol. But maybe that isn't the most worrisome part. The potential to control spending habits is troublesome. I think 15 minute cities could also be possible with this... controlling the distance from their home that people could spend money at if they wanted. Perhaps that's 'too far', but it becomes possible.
And with the C02 discussion as you pointed out, we can't just brush this possibility off. Great article, thank you!
Can someone direct me to how the banking system would profit from this and why would they support it?
Everytime, I shop at supermarket or any shop, I find myself that I am the only one that pays cash. Everyone uses their credit card or mobile phone to pay.....I am so angry with this nation of sheep! UK!
Very clear summary. Awareness is key!
Not too long ago, a friend learned the computer programme was already written by the central bank of banks with the CBDC, digital iD, cashless, etc. that there were maybe four categories of users, that the elites would be in the Sovereign category and not subject to surveillance, control like the majority of the population.
It is time to resist. We never voted for it no one asked for our approval.
Good thing we have Bitcoin as a way to opt out of this system..
This would be the end of anyone (other than the wealthy I imagine) hiding a bit of money from gov't for tax purposes lol. But maybe that isn't the most worrisome part. The potential to control spending habits is troublesome. I think 15 minute cities could also be possible with this... controlling the distance from their home that people could spend money at if they wanted. Perhaps that's 'too far', but it becomes possible.
And with the C02 discussion as you pointed out, we can't just brush this possibility off. Great article, thank you!