Australia to be "functionally cashless" by 2025

[STKR]

I think a UBI will be the big draw-card into CBDC adoption. The number of people already relying on some form of gov handouts (by design) is staggering. Especially when you consider FTB where the gov takes it in one hand (income tax), then hands it back with the other.

All they'd really need to advance CBDC adoption is to pay gov employees, welfare recipients, and FTB in a CBDC. Like China is doing.

More Chinese Government Employees Will Be Paid in Digital Yuan: Report - Decrypt

Public sector employees in Changshu will soon start receiving their entire paychecks in the form of digital yuan.

decrypt.co

Makes me sick how easily it could be done, but more so how easily it could all be stopped if people just woke up and knew the truth.

 

[Administrator]

Makes me sick how easily it could be done, but more so how easily it could all be stopped if people just woke up and knew the truth.

If history is anything to go by, most people will passively accept it, and even think it's a good and necessary thing.

 

[belever]

comfort convenience pleasure

the easy way to enslavement

interesting acronym too

 

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[alor]

anyone can be blocked from accessing to their own devices, not to mention access to their apps
its like having a digital lock, and suddenly the lock is not working, so your entry is refused.

 

[STKR]

That sign looks like it's been used a few times

 

[dragafem]

Apparently coles going cashless over the easter period..

 

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CBA boss suggests ban on cash payments above $500

Cash payments above $500 should be banned to help curb the shadow economy, according to CBA CEO Matt Comyn.

www.smartcompany.com.au

 

[dragafem]

commbank just started to charge customers monthly fee for their credit cards(if criteria not met) and also from May the due date on CC is going to be 2 weeks instead of the usual almost a month-maybe we should just stop banking with them...

 

[Silver Soul]

Yes with banks shop around. People are lazy and never check what taxes the banks take from their savings, plebs just accept the theft as everyday life dealings. As we all know fiat in a bank is not safe, so take care with your wealth because they will not. Cheers

 

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[pmbug]

You peeps in Australia are in the thick of this war on cash. It's still mostly percolating in the background here in the USA.

 

[Silver Soul]

ATO are vampire suckers here. The IRS will come for all of you too oneday as the USD dies it painful death

 

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[dragafem]

When I walk into my bank the lady at the teller greets me like this- how much do you need today?

 

[pmbug]

Pro-cash activists are expected to flock to ATMs to withdraw money next week in protest of Australia's move to a cashless society.

Dubbed "Draw Out Some Cash Day", demonstrators intend to take out sums of $20 or more on Tuesday with the hope of pouring cash back into businesses.

"Everyone who can, go to your banks ATM and draw out some cash," reads a social media post.
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Aussies planning to protest tap and go society with 'cash out day'

www.9news.com.au

 

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