Cryptocurrency is a "god-given gift" to me, and perhaps to many others worldwide. The decentralized blockchain technology at its core was created to establish a foundation for "new and improved forms of money." However, as we observe on blockchains like Hive and others, this technology can be harnessed for the collective advantage of the masses in numerous ways.
Frequently, cryptocurrencies are referred to as "digital currencies," a deliberate choice to familiarize the masses with the terminology in anticipation of the widespread implementation of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).
International Monetary Fund IMF leader Kristalina Georgievahe has declared that the globalist organization is “working hard on a global CBDC platform” that will be mandatory for all citizens of the world. You know, we've been bombarded with an overwhelming amount of mandatory crap in recent years, imposed on us without our consent. This term has become incredibly destructive and deceptive to me, especially when it's uttered by a group of unelected leaders like the UN, WEF, and WHO.
These individuals, acting like a clique, have no legitimacy to govern our sovereign nations and dictate what we can eat, breathe, speak, or use as a form of payment. As I've repeatedly emphasized on my blog, CBDCs are nothing but toxic poison for digital currencies, unlike cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Hive.
It's important to note that none of us elected these puppets to rule over us and infringe upon our freedoms. They have no right to decide the course of our lives. We must resist their attempts to control us and preserve our autonomy.
CBDCs are not the solution; they are part of the problem. They will only further tighten the grip on our financial systems, eroding our privacy and giving centralized authorities unprecedented control. We must stand firm in supporting decentralized cryptocurrencies that promote individual freedom and financial sovereignty.
If we are to be successful, CBDCs could not be fragmented national propositions. To have transactions more efficient and fairer, we need systems that connect countries,” Georgieva said in a speech, adding “in other words, we need interoperability".
International Monetary Fund IMF leader Kristalina Georgievahe source
What this individual fails to disclose is the undeniable fact that CBDCs will only amplify the traceability that existing money already possesses. When you combine a global economy built on CBDCs with the implementation of "mandatory digital IDs linked to bank accounts" and "social credit scores," you find yourself living in a society reminiscent of the dystopian world portrayed in George Orwell's books.
The United Nations (UN) has ordered banks worldwide to begin issuing mandatory digital ID’s to all customers and refuse service to anybody deemed ‘non-compliant’ or blacklisted by the globalist organization.
The plan is outlined in three new policy briefs from the UN entitled, “A Global Digital Compact, Reforms to the International Financial Architecture, and The Future of Outer Space Governance.”
The goal of the briefs is to advance UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres’s “vision for the future” and Klaus Schwabs plan for a ‘Great Reset’ by the year 2030. source
Many argue that the CBDCs plan can't become a reality that easily, but when you start connecting the dots(CBDCs, digital IDs and social credit scores) it all starts making sense.
Newly leaked DHS documents reveal a plan to assign social credit scores to all 331 million Americans and severely limit the freedom of ‘non-compliant’ citizens who are placed on a government blacklist.
The newly disclosed documents have revealed that Biden’s Department of Homeland Security (DHS) entered into a contract with the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) in 2018 to develop a project, dubbed “Night Fury,” designed to analyze and assign “risk scores” to all social media accounts.
The Brennan Center for Justice obtained these documents through a public records request. Project Night Fury aimed at utilizing AI to detect and evaluate social media accounts for connections to so-called ‘disinformation’ and ‘hate speech.’ source
A potential dystopian future looms before us, but that doesn't imply we're destined to accept the path designed by the elite. The power to shape society's direction resides in our hands, not with the unelected leaders who currently envision it.
Now, don't get me wrong—I'm not here to paint everything in doom and gloom. My aim is to encourage awareness, preparedness, and vigilance. Knowledge is power, and it's precisely due to this power that the media bombards us with countless distractions.
In order to navigate the complexities of our world, we must stay informed and discerning. By cutting through the noise, we can uncover the truth and take control of our collective destiny. It's our responsibility to challenge the status quo and strive for a future that aligns with our values and aspirations. Together, we can shape a better tomorrow.
Thanks for your attention, Adrian
