The "Coming" Class System

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UBI pilots are directed at the most vulnerable. So what happens when EVERYONE is vulnerable bcause the global economy has finally gone to hell? Then everyone will be eligible for that $1000 or $500 i suppose?

Denver mayor proposes $1,000 monthly payments to most vulnerable residents - Washington Examiner

Denver's mayor proposed a universal basic income-inspired program that would see $1,000 monthly payments go to some of the city's most vulnerable residents. In his final state of the city address, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock announced plans to ask the City Council to dedicate $2 million of...
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Every U.S. city testing free money programs

Guaranteed income programs have been launched in more than a dozen cities across the U.S. Is this the start of true Universal Basic Income?
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Mayors for a Guaranteed Income, founded in 2020 by former Stockton, California mayor Michael Tubbs, advocates for guaranteed income programs across the country. Currently there are more than 40 mayors involved. Nine have already launched pilot programs. Another six are planning guaranteed income initiatives. Member cities can apply for up to $500,000 in funding for their own pilot programs, courtesy of a $15 million donation from Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.

The movement for guaranteed income is growing, spurred on by last year's demands for financial safety nets during the pandemic shutdown. Momentum is growing thanks to groups like the grassroots nonprofit Income Movement, which consults with city governments, and organizes global public marches pushing for basic income and the Economic Security Project, another nonprofit that also advocates for a guaranteed income.

Here's the list of guaranteed income programs in the U.S., from the completed to the recently-announced.
 
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A 'monetary reset' is coming; gold to play bigger role as U.S. dollar is dethroned - Maxime Bernier (Canadian conservative politician)

 
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Karlysymon said:
"Coming" in quotes because it looks like the infrastructure is already in place, it only awaits a "good crisis" that won't be wasted. I'd posted a video of theirs in a couple of threads but now that i've read quite abit of what's posted on their website, iam very intrigued and i thought the whole thing deserves a thread. The purpose of the thread is mainly to post corroboration that TPTB have filtered through MSM. Iam intrigued by the material on their site and if people see bits and pieces of information in MSM that corroborates the Oculum material, then maybe people will take it more seriously.

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Facts about each CSRQ-SM class - Oculum Labs

Each class within the CSRQ-SM software app has specific parameters.
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C- Common Class
Amount of accounts: 7.1 Billion or 95.5% of humans (approximate)

Covid vaccination required: Yes

Booster shots required: Yes (2 or more)

Monthly USDR stipend: $1,000.00

Asset limitations: Yes (no greater than $5,000 USDR net worth at any given time)

Account limitations: Yes (bank account cannot exceed $1,000 USDR)

Carbon score: Yes (restricts travel and food consumption; 1 is lowest and best, 500 is highest and worst).

S – Sovereign Class

Amount of accounts: 7-8 Million or 0.1% of humans (approximate)

Covid vaccination required: No

Booster shots required: No

Monthly USDR stipend: N/A

Asset limitations: No (no maximum or ceiling for total net worth)

Account limitations: No (bank account has no limit)

Carbon score: No (no score is calculated or enforced)

R – Restricted

Amount of accounts: 250 Million or 3.36% of humans (approximate)

Covid vaccination required: Yes

Booster shots required: Yes (3 or more)

Monthly USDR Stipend: $500.00

Asset limitations: Yes (no greater than $1,000 net worth at any given time)

Account limitations: Yes (bank account cannot exceed $500 USDR)

Carbon score: Yes (restricts travel and food consumption; 1 is lowest and best, 500 is highest and worst).

Q – Quarantined

Amount of accounts: 75 Million or 1% of humans (approximate)

Covid vaccination required: Yes

Booster shots required: Yes (5 or more)

Monthly USDR Per Month: $250.00

Asset limitations: Yes (no greater than $500 net worth at any given time)

Account limitations: Yes (bank account cannot exceed $250 USDR)

Carbon score: Yes (restricts travel and food consumption; 1 is lowest and best, 500 is highest and worst).

Each class also contains separate screens for fines, demerits, penalties and so on, as well as sections for rewards for good behaviour.

Sovereign accounts do not have these variables, though they appear to contain a separate module for certain benefits, such as vacations, golf club memberships and so on.
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Intel Drop #15 - The Cabal Believes CSRQ Will Be Welcomed By The World - JustPaste.it

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Bill: Ok, my second question. Debt forgiveness will be a major selling point for CSRQ, won't it? It's confusing, because the cabal loves debt, and loves enslaving people with it.

Gideon: "Yes, they do, but if you had a better system of enslavement, wouldn't you just do away with the old one and replace it with the better one? That's what CSRQ is."

Bill: So all the world's debt will be forgiven or cancelled?

Gideon: "Yes, a total unwinding and elimination of it. It will be gone. It will be sold to the consumer as a bargain, as a major relief. Many will feel good about that. There's a reason they wanted the Americans to get into so much debt, Bill!"

Bill: I see, they certainly achieved that. It's amazing how all these things tie together. There are so many interlocking confirmations.

Gideon: "They always have reasons for what they do, even if those reasons aren't immediately apparent."

Bill: Not everyone is in debt though. Many people have assets. They will lose their retirements, homes they own, their land, their assets. What about them? How will they respond?

Gidoen: "With compliance. How else can they respond? They are outnumbered. The majority do not own anything, Bill. The majority are in debt. The majority live paycheck to paycheck. The majority don't like their landlords and hold resentment toward those richer than themselves. The majority will feel nothing for the asset owners, and be happy they are on the same playing field as them. The asset owners will be expected to simply shut up and go along with it. No one will shed a tear for them."

Bill: Will any of them be sold on CSRQ? I mean, be favourable to going along with it?

Gideon: "I think many of those of a more liberal persuasion will. They will see the Reset as a good thing, take their lumps, tell themselves losing their home is a sacrifice worth the greater good. Many will buy into the climate change philosophy. You're also missing that the collapse will wipe out wealth to begin with."

Bill: I keep forgetting that. I keep thinking of CSRQ in today's terms.

Gideon: "You need to get your mind out of that. CSRQ will happen when things are disastrous economically, not when things are relatively good. Right now, things are stable, there are signs of erosion, but it's nothing close to real desperation. The middle and upper classes will already be seeing their wealth vanish, so losing the rest of it won't be the shock it would be now."
 
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^^^There were many articles in MSM hailing a debt jubilee back in the early days of the Covid game. Even our very own Colonel Valerio (with a new account) championed the prospect.
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If there is going to be a debt wipeout or reset, then obviously it isn't the only thing in the monetary system that is going to be reset or wiped out. Other people believe that, from a religious angle, we are in a biblical Jubilee year .They just might be shocked to find that a jubilee going live won't be to their liking, let alone surviving the entire ordeal.
 
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"Even before the novel coronavirus appeared, many American families were falling behind on student loans, auto loans, credit cards and other payments. America’s debt overhead was pricing its labor and industry out of world markets. A debt crisis was inevitable eventually, but covid-19 has made it immediate.

Massive social distancing, with its accompanying job losses, stock dives and huge bailouts to corporations, raises the threat of a depression. But it doesn’t have to be this way. History offers us another alternative in such situations: a debt jubilee. This slate-cleaning, balance-restoring step recognizes the fundamental truth that when debts grow too large to be paid without reducing debtors to poverty, the way to hold society together and restore balance is simply to cancel the bad debts.

The word “Jubilee” comes from the Hebrew word for “trumpet” — yobel. In Mosaic Law, it was blown every 50 years to signal the Year of the Lord, in which personal debts were to be canceled. The alternative, the prophet Isaiah warned, was for smallholders to forfeit their lands to creditors: “Woe to you who add house to house and join field to field till no space is left and you live alone in the land.” When Jesus delivered his first sermon, the Gospel of Luke describes him as unrolling the scroll of Isaiah and announcing that he had come to proclaim the Year of the Lord, the Jubilee Year.
Until recently, historians doubted that a debt jubilee would have been possible in practice, or that such proclamations could have been enforced. But Assyriologists have found that from the beginning of recorded history in the Near East, it was normal for new rulers to proclaim a debt amnesty upon taking the throne. Instead of blowing a trumpet, the ruler “raised the sacred torch” to signal the amnesty.

America’s 2008 bank crash offered a great opportunity to write down the often fraudulent junk mortgages that burdened many lower-income families, especially minorities. But this was not done, and millions of American families were evicted. The way to restore normalcy today is a debt write-down. The debts in deepest arrears and most likely to default are student debts, medical debts, general consumer debts and purely speculative debts. They block spending on goods and services, shrinking the “real” economy. A write-down would be pragmatic, not merely moral sympathy with the less affluent.

In fact, it could create what the Germans called an “Economic Miracle” — their own modern debt jubilee in 1948, the currency reform administered by the Allied Powers. When the Deutsche Mark was introduced, replacing the Reichsmark, 90 percent of government and private debt was wiped out. Germany emerged as an almost debt-free country, with low costs of production that jump-started its modern economy.

In the past, the politically powerful financial sector has blocked a write-down. Until now, the basic ethic of most of us has been that debts must be repaid. But it is time to recognize that most debts now cannot be paid — through no real fault of the debtors in the face of today’s economic disaster.

The coronavirus outbreak is serving as a mind-expansion exercise, making hitherto unthinkable solutions thinkable. Debts that can’t be paid won’t be. A debt jubilee may be the best way out."
 
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2019

If you look back through the history of capitalism, there are what's called a debt-jubilee period. And there's a number of people that have been starting to-- Ray Dalio is kind of hinting at this. But you're right, the left is rising and the right is rising, and the left, especially, is very anticreditor. So if you're in the left wing in Europe and you're a millennial, you see the baby boomers of Europe have saddled these countries with debt, and these young people are looking at this debt load and saying over time each year that goes by, I don't-- at some point, there's going to be a movement strong enough to walk away from that debt. If you look back through the history of capitalism-- maybe you can explain a little bit too-- in the Bible there's references to debt jubilees. It's a debt reset, and I think that that's what we're heading to in the next-- I think anywhere between two to five years there will be some type of debt jubilee or debt reset. I actually agree with that too. David Zervos has been talking about this as well. I think Japan's going to be the first place to look at it because they're more advanced with this whole debt cycle. And the point being is the central bank already owns and 60 odd percent of the debt. So at what point does the central bank in the next recession just end up owning all of the debt and then saying what debt? It's gone, right? That accounting trick-- What do they call it, a coin? You create a coin. Yeah, whichever way it's done, that accounting trick is a debt jubilee, essentially, because you say to the government, OK, that debt's written off. Now the central bank own it. We'll call it quits. There will be, obviously, some repercussions. What that is, it's probably the currency collapses.
 
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This is from 2019, after the Jackson Hole Symposium. The guy questioning Carney & his cohorts is MP Steve Baker who has become popular in UK Conservative politics. They were pretty open about the Reset actually, so i found it insightful.

There will be a change in unsustainable monetary system--Mark Carney (8mins)
 
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