“Josh Sigurdson reports on the calls by the ECB (European Central Bank) to put an end to cash transactions, claiming that people no longer want to use cash which is obviously false. In recent statements from the ECB, they claimed: “cash is not fit for the digital economy.” The reality is, that they want to track and trace everyone, own all the money via the banks and legal tender laws as well as control everyone by social credit and carbon credit with digital IDs, which the World Economic Forum has openly called for, integrated with artificial intelligence and be able to shut anyone out of the economy if they do not obey their tyranny.
The World Economic Forum even says on their website that they need collaboration between the public and private sectors on the unrolling of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), which 90% of the countries on Earth are currently building. We can equate this to what they did with the clot shots in 2021.
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Meanwhile, Canada, among countless other countries, are unrolling digital IDs, and Russia and China are creating a new reserve currency based on a basket of currencies (as we predicted) to replace the dollar and integrate the global economy into a carbon credit/social credit system. If we do not take charge now, with the collapse of the supply chain, hyperinflation worldwide, and recession, we are going to face the biggest struggle humanity has ever paid witness to.” – World Alternative Media
Sources referenced by Josh in the video above:
- ZeroHedge: ECB Says Cash “Not Fit” For Digital Economy, Dismisses CBDC Privacy Concerns
- Coin Telegraph: 90% of surveyed central banks are exploring CBDCs — BIS
- Nikkei Asia: China and Russia step up bid to challenge U.S. dollar’s dominance
- World Economic Forum: When it comes to CBDCs, we need public-private cooperation
- Gateway Pundit: World Economic Forum Recommends Humans Become Cyborgs, Implant Brain Chips: There Are ‘Solid, Rational’ Reasons For Children To Be Microchipped
- Ontario Government: Digital ID in Ontario
- Declaration of a State of Emergency Throughout the Province of Saskatchewan
- Leak: Canada Building Climate Camps! – Documents Show Blueprint For Climate Ministry Base! [VIDEO]
- The U.S. Sun: ALWAYS WATCHING Future criminals could be monitored by chips in their brains, experts claim
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So if we have cash in a few investments, savings account etc, does that mean we would lose all of it some day? I’d love to go purchase a slightly used car (since the newest ones are super expensive) but my husband, who is blind to what you’re talking about, wants me to hang on to my 2009 Toyota. I’m thinking that now we can easily afford it but if our cash is stolen from us, how can it work that I can buy a new car – using what?