[Bankers not only plan to monitor people’s spending but also to control it. So that if they so decide they can prevent targeted individuals from buying food and essentials.]
Speaking about coming digital currencies from central banks, a spokesman for the Bank of International Settlements admitted “We will have total control over global currency, we will know who spent each dollar and how…” It gets worse.
The spokesman, appearing in the video below, goes on to admit that, through rules that THEY establish, they can enforce who can spend money and on what!”
This is the level of control over YOU, that central bankers are now striving to achieve.
Imagine the possible consequences of these people actually having this type of control:
You’re overweight and trying to buy a package of Oreo cookies at the supermarket; they can stop the sale of the cookies to YOU.
You have a car that is older and doesn’t meet their new fuel economy standards? They can stop the sale of gasoline to YOU after a certain amount.
You like it cooler in your house in summer, and warmer in winter than THEY think you need; they can limit how much YOU can spend on electric!
Want to buy booze or even recreational drugs? They can prevent you paying for both.
The description “control freaks” barely comes close to describing the intrusive measures these bankers intend for YOUR life.
Pay attention. There are strange and deranged people, with strange and deranged ideas, trying very hard to takeover YOUR life.
OH SH*T, THE END OF PAPER CURRENCY JUST GOT CLOSER | REDACTED WITH NATALI AND CLAYTON MORRIS
The way we spend and save money is about to change forever. A group of globalists just decided to rollout the backbone of our new Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC's).
On the 4th of July, Independence Day in the United States, the American Federal Reserve is launching the digital dollar and where America goes the world follows….'
Countries Should Set Up Legal Frameworks to Support CBDCs: BIS Chief
Countries should set up legal frameworks that support the deployment of central bank digital currencies (CBDC), Agustin Carstens, general manager of the Bank for International Settlements, an international bank said on Wednesday.
Around 80% of central banks are either not allowed to issue a CBDC under existing laws or they have legal frameworks which lack clarity on this matter, a 2020 paper by the International Monetary Fund said.
"This needs to be rectified. The public rightly demands forms of money that meet their needs and expectations," Carstens said at a conference in Switzerland.
