Record Amount of Money being Printed: What's the End Game here??

[acptulsa]

That's what the Marxists want you to do.

"That" what? You aren't speaking to the thread title. You didn't quote or @t anyone. "That" isn't much of a subject for your sentence.

WTF is this in aid of?

 

[nikcers]

"That" what? You aren't speaking to the thread title. You didn't quote or @t anyone. "That" isn't much of a subject fir your sentence.

WTF is this in aid of?

I type on a phone with two sausage fingers its in response to the post above the one posted before mine.

 

[DamianTV]

I think you nailed it Damian. Check out Spiro Skouras' latest video where he elaborates on this:



But the "currency reset" includes switching over to digital currency and eliminating cash, redistribution of wealth, and reducing the size of the world's population to combat "global warming" and usher in the New World Order.

When our currency goes completely digital, which is what they want, there will be NO UNDERGROUND MARKETS, which means that no one can compete with existing businesses. There will be no ability for anyone to purchase a gun. There will be no ability for anyone to not pay taxes.

There will be NO FREEDOM. Cradle to Grave, and ALWAYS a slave.

 

[acptulsa]

When our currency goes completely digital, which is what they want, there will be NO UNDERGROUND MARKETS, which means that no one can compete with existing businesses. There will be no ability for anyone to purchase a gun. There will be no ability for anyone to not pay taxes.

There will be NO FREEDOM. Cradle to Grave, and ALWAYS a slave.

There won't even be garage sales.

Perhaps more significant (and certainly more chilling) is the end of farmers' markets. They tried to eliminate those before, and encountered resistance.

But I doubt that will be universally true. This is yet another thing that may encourage people to find an alternative to the Official Currency.

 

[Created4]

There won't even be garage sales.

Perhaps more significant (and certainly more chilling) is the end of farmers' markets. They tried to eliminate those before, and encountered resistance.

But I doubt that will be universally true. This is yet another thing that may encourage people to find an alternative to the Official Currency.

Many farmer's market vendors now accept digital payment. There are little devices with scanners that just attach to an iPad. You'll probably see more of these pop up, or just straight Android and iOs apps that scan and then process the transaction, linked into your PayPal account.

It's coming....

 

[devil21]

I think you nailed it Damian. Check out Spiro Skouras' latest video where he elaborates on this:



But the "currency reset" includes switching over to digital currency and eliminating cash, redistribution of wealth, and reducing the size of the world's population to combat "global warming" and usher in the New World Order.

Good thread and video. Thanks for bringing my attention directly to WEF's outright 'reset' admission. Hadn't seen that before.

 

[Created4]

Good thread and video. Thanks for bringing my attention directly to WEF's outright 'reset' admission. Hadn't seen that before.

Check out their Fourth Industrial Revolution video. Pretty creepy. All this promise that technology is going to make super humans - sounds like something out of a Marvel Comic book. Medical technology has not delivered on any of these promises to benefit mankind, they just produce toxic and dangerous products that don't lead to health at all.

 

[devil21]

Check out Joe and Jill Biden at around the 1:41 mark at Davos 2016. ^^^^^^^^^

Her statement at 10:16 mark is quite an exercise in doublespeak. "We have to access people's thoughts to create a space for them to think freely, think creatively, think divergently."


Link to a Harvard (of course) write-up on the new "stakeholder capitalism" model the WEF is pushing. Much of it sounds very good as presented but I have little faith that it's anything other than further consolidation of economic control with a smiley face sticker on it. It's hard to reconcile a proposed system of incorporating the well-being of all involved, while simultaneously declaring that they basically want to control people's minds directly. And it certainly wouldn't result in a better society if it's the same Banker/Wall St types running things in the new paradigm. And it damn sure has nothing in common with liberty and freedom when even one's innermost thoughts are not their private property. I think a big part of this agenda is selling a new system to average people that gets them to essentially fund these old elite's desire to live forever (see: serpent and ye shall surely NOT die). All of the really amazing advances will be out of the reach, for various reasons, of the average person but quite accessible for the elites and their progeny pushing it.
https://corpgov.law.harvard.edu/2020/02/12/lets-get-concrete-about-stakeholder-capitalism/

 

[nikcers]

Check out Joe and Jill Biden at around the 1:41 mark at Davos 2016. ^^^^^^^^^

Her statement at 10:16 mark is quite an exercise in doublespeak. "We have to access people's thoughts to create a space for them to think freely, think creatively, think divergently."


Link to a Harvard (of course) write-up on the new "stakeholder capitalism" model the WEF is pushing. Much of it sounds very good as presented but I have little faith that it's anything other than further consolidation of economic control with a smiley face sticker on it. It's hard to reconcile a proposed system of incorporating the well-being of all involved, while simultaneously declaring that they basically want to control people's minds directly.
https://corpgov.law.harvard.edu/2020/02/12/lets-get-concrete-about-stakeholder-capitalism/

 

[Created4]

Check out Joe and Jill Biden at around the 1:41 mark at Davos 2016. ^^^^^^^^^

Her statement at 10:16 mark is quite an exercise in doublespeak. "We have to access people's thoughts to create a space for them to think freely, think creatively, think divergently."


Link to a Harvard (of course) write-up on the new "stakeholder capitalism" model the WEF is pushing. Much of it sounds very good as presented but I have little faith that it's anything other than further consolidation of economic control with a smiley face sticker on it. It's hard to reconcile a proposed system of incorporating the well-being of all involved, while simultaneously declaring that they basically want to control people's minds directly. And it certainly wouldn't result in a better society if it's the same Banker/Wall St types running things in the new paradigm. And it damn sure has nothing in common with liberty and freedom when even one's innermost thoughts are not their private property. I think a big part of this agenda is selling a new system to average people that gets them to essentially fund these old elite's desire to live forever (see: serpent and ye shall surely NOT die). All of the really amazing advances will be out of the reach, for various reasons, of the average person but quite accessible for the elites and their progeny pushing it.
https://corpgov.law.harvard.edu/2020/02/12/lets-get-concrete-about-stakeholder-capitalism/

Joe and Jill Biden?? Klaus Schwab is speaking at the 1:41 mark....

Schwab must be a member of the Illuminati, I am sure.

 

[devil21]

Joe and Jill Biden?? Klaus Schwab is speaking at the 1:41 mark....

Schwab must be a member of the Illuminati, I am sure.

Yep, front row while Heir Schwab is talking. They're sitting next to Dicaprio.

 

[Created4]

Yep, front row while Heir Schwab is talking. They're sitting next to Dicaprio.

Wow, great catch! I never noticed that the first time I watched it...

 

[devil21]

Wow, great catch! I never noticed that the first time I watched it...

Voting totally matters.

 

[nikcers]

Voting totally matters.

Laws matter. I have seen what lawlessness leads to. You might not care about laws that don't effect you but it does make a difference. Maybe you only care about monetary policy or foreign policy ( ron paul argues they are related ). There is also the aspirational impact politicians have on people. It shapes what people become and how they develop. Joe Biden is just not a very impressive person and neither is Clinton. Even if the people occupying this land don't respect the rule of law we shouldn't let the left remake the constitution and that is what this leads to. Atleast with Republicans we can get judges that will preserve the constitution so the next people occupying this country might have a chance at freedom.

 

[r3volution 3.0]

When our currency goes completely digital, which is what they want, there will be NO UNDERGROUND MARKETS, which means that no one can compete with existing businesses. There will be no ability for anyone to purchase a gun. There will be no ability for anyone to not pay taxes.

The state is already able to scare almost all people into following the state's laws about taxes, guns, etc.

Almost all transactions are already electronic.

I'm not saying banning cash is a good idea, but it really wouldn't make that much of a difference.

 

[DamianTV]

The state is already able to scare almost all people into following the state's laws about taxes, guns, etc.

Almost all transactions are already electronic.

I'm not saying banning cash is a good idea, but it really wouldn't make that much of a difference.

It is an important part of Freedom. Its like having only an Executive Branch as a form of government. Without the other branches, the system does not work.

Another question I love to ask when people show no objections to actual paper currency going away: What happens when the power goes out?

 

[r3volution 3.0]

It is an important part of Freedom. Its like having only an Executive Branch as a form of government. Without the other branches, the system does not work.

Another question I love to ask when people show no objections to actual paper currency going away: What happens when the power goes out?

The paper money also becomes worthless (because, if the power goes out, that's pretty much it for civilization as we know it).

I'm not really disagreeing with you man, just saying this isn't as big an issue as it's sometimes made out to be.

 

[Created4]

The paper money also becomes worthless (because, if the power goes out, that's pretty much it for civilization as we know it).

I'm not really disagreeing with you man, just saying this isn't as big an issue as it's sometimes made out to be.

You fail to realize, apparently, how many people like to keep their freedom and not have the government track their every move. Using digital currency prevents that.

It IS that big of a deal, at least to those who value Liberty. Granted, that is the minority, but those are exactly the kind of people the government wants to keep tabs on.

 

[nikcers]

You fail to realize, apparently, how many people like to keep their freedom and not have the government track their every move. Using digital currency prevents that.

It IS that big of a deal, at least to those who value Liberty. Granted, that is the minority, but those are exactly the kind of people the government wants to keep tabs on.

There is nothing stopping them from going after your digital currency. Digital currency was designed to launder money for the left wing mob. They weaponized the IRS against their political enemies by dumping and holding it. It was always a trap.

 

[r3volution 3.0]

You fail to realize, apparently, how many people like to keep their freedom and not have the government track their every move. Using digital currency prevents that.

As things stand right now, the state is already able to track just about everything just about everyone is doing.

Cash creates the opportunity to do certain things outside state surveillance, yes, but very few people take advantage of that opportunity.

So, as I say, it doesn't much matter.

It IS that big of a deal, at least to those who value Liberty. Granted, that is the minority, but those are exactly the kind of people the government wants to keep tabs on.

The state is already keeping track of everybody, or has the ability to do so if it pleases.

...with the exception of the .0000001% of people who live in the woods.

Again, I'm not saying this is a good thing; it is what it is.