The current movement, although almost unnoticed and generally accepted without question in its gradualism, is to make any transaction done in an untraceable manner illegal (i.e. cash transactions).
Getting rid of cash is one of the ways this will be done, even gold and such where still legal will have to be converted into traceable “money” of one kind or another to engage in virtually any form of commerce or payment for essential services.
Suzanna
May 26, 2017 10:19 am
Voluntary use of credit cards, debit cards, cash
for daily small transactions, silver and
gold accumulation rather than vast digits held
in “banks”….all good.
All digits controlled by criminal banks and gov
surveillance…all bad.
AC
May 26, 2017 3:28 pm
‘Cashless’ economy = banks get a cut of every transaction, to be rapidly followed by cell phone service providers, etc.. The size of the bankers’ cut is only limited by their ability to subvert the government.
The current movement, although almost unnoticed and generally accepted without question in its gradualism, is to make any transaction done in an untraceable manner illegal (i.e. cash transactions).
Getting rid of cash is one of the ways this will be done, even gold and such where still legal will have to be converted into traceable “money” of one kind or another to engage in virtually any form of commerce or payment for essential services.
Voluntary use of credit cards, debit cards, cash
for daily small transactions, silver and
gold accumulation rather than vast digits held
in “banks”….all good.
All digits controlled by criminal banks and gov
surveillance…all bad.
‘Cashless’ economy = banks get a cut of every transaction, to be rapidly followed by cell phone service providers, etc.. The size of the bankers’ cut is only limited by their ability to subvert the government.
http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-debit-fees-durbin-amendment-20170525-story.html
Who wouldn’t want a future where a $1 purchase is accompanied by a $50 transaction charge?