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Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC)

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Administrator said:

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She is totally right in her laying out the roadmap to Digital Control, but is 100% wrong in that it will happen.

I say this because I know that there is a % of people that will not accept this outcome. These people will start with disruption & move to outright attacks/violence against this when they coalesce into an underground force.

The stronger the repression the more violent will be the revolution it engenders.

U can push people pretty far, as we saw with Covid Lockdowns, but to push them into Total Digital Slavery is, I think, a step too far.
 
SKULL said:
She is totally right in her laying out the roadmap to Digital Control, but is 100% wrong in that it will happen.

I say this because I know that there is a % of people that will not accept this outcome. These people will start with disruption & move to outright attacks/violence against this when they coalesce into an underground force.

The stronger the repression the more violent will be the revolution it engenders.

U can push people pretty far, as we saw with Covid Lockdowns, but to push them into Total Digital Slavery is, I think, a step too far.
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Sheep always stays sheep.It does not matter to them if you call it covid or digital ID...
 
Greek citizens must spend a minimum percentage (around 30%) of their income using electronic means (cards, bank transfers) or face a penalty, a measure to combat tax evasion by reducing cash use and making income spending traceable, with fines levied if the digital spending threshold isn’t met by submitting digital receipts.

Penalty for Non-Compliance: If the digital spending doesn’t reach the required threshold, a fine (around 22% of the shortfall) is imposed
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fortune.com

One Country’s Grand Plan to Promote a Cashless Economy: Fine the Laggards Who Pay with Cash | Fortune

Beginning in 2020, Greek taxpayers are required to spend 30 percent of their annual income with credit cards or digital payment platforms. They must show receipts on these digital transactions—or pay a fat fine.
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