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In the comments, people said that it was curious that the banks didn't do this immediately after the 2008 crash.
Every plan takes time...i guess.
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Every plan takes time...i guess.
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They werent in position to make that move in 2008 and I also think people would have revolted. Now TPTB are banking on people being so desperate for solutions that they will accept most anything if they think it will alleviate their desperate situations.
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Thanks again DR for posting Dr Werner's video!
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He speaks like someone who was a part of all of this and is now trying to either mitigate his sins or continue spreading dis/misinfo... interested to learn your take on the video.
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That would mean that he isn't any different from Neel Kashkari (below, also a QE supporter) who also, for a moment, was candid and truthful about CBDCs. Anyway, Dr Werner's comments brought to memory Gates' infamous patent (using your body to mine cryptocurrency) aswell as his comments that: "normal only returns when the ENTIRE world is vaccinated", "we didn't do as well as we had hoped"(in regard to vaccination rates)...because you won't be able to participate in commercial transactions without a vaxx passport (digital ID with mandatory vaxx).
By now, everyone knows that what awaits us on the other side of the Reset won't be uniorns and rainbows.
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I see why you posted both of those vids!
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Norway’s BankID System is Becoming a de facto Digital ID - Activist Post
The partnership also provides digital signing, user authentication, transaction security, and mobile identity provisioning, Biometric Update reports.
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BankID works with all banks in Norway and is currently used by 4.3 million people, out of a population of 5.5 million.
The partnership with OneSpan will provide BankID with additional features like additional security, help Norwegian banks meet compliance standards, and prepare BankID for international use.
The partnership also provides digital signing, user authentication, transaction security, and mobile identity provisioning, Biometric Update reports.
“BankID is, and will continue to remain, a central part of our users’ daily lives,” explains Jan Bjerved, head of Norway’s BankID.
“We are strong believers in creating magic for the users in terms of experience, with as little friction as possible and users feeling safe and secure when using our services. Our trust in OneSpan is based on their proven solutions that ensure we provide the highest level of security to our entire population.”
The new app supports biometric authentication, meaning it could be used as a digital ID.
“The new app will allow better communication with the users, and the ambition is to develop the app to become a digital identity wallet that offers a range of value-adding services in the future,” Bjerved added.
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China's Surveillance State Will Be the West's Future, Too
Under Xi Jinping, business and government are together weaving a web of surveillance that no Chinese citizen can escape. But even in the West, the arc of the digital revolution is bending toward tyranny.
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"Security gates make it impossible to move around without having your ID cards and faces scanned regularly. Some 5,000 small local police stations — dubbed “convenience police stations” because they supposedly offer all sorts of services such as smartphone charging and blood-pressure monitoring — put officers in the heart of every community. Chinese Communist Party (CCP) activists also visit every house and collect detailed material on people’s religious beliefs and social habits.
All this electronic and human intel is fed into a vast data store and used not only to categorize the Uyghurs according to how “safe” for society they are but also to predict the outbreak of “crime.” The local police boast that they can respond to a reported crime within two minutes — which means that they are dispatching police before the crime actually happens. Uyghurs who fall on the wrong side of the “safe categorization” are sent to “re-education centers” — concentration camps in normal parlance — where they are subjected to “gratitude education.” (Reporters who visited one such camp were greeted by “students” singing “if you’re happy and you know it clap your hands.”) The CCP is so pleased with this inspection regime that it is extending it to heavily Tibetan areas and other minority-dominated regions.
The Chinese authorities would like to go even further with their inspection regime and create a fully-fledged system of “social credit.” By gathering information on everything that a citizen does throughout their lives — from the grades they get at school to their propensity to jaywalk to their eating, drinking and smoking habits — the government will be able to construct a vast system of rewards and punishments. China’s infant social credit system already covers some 1.1 billion individuals and 60 million businesses and is spawning a cottage industry of social credit advisors who offer advice on how to get off blacklists.
this burgeoning high-tech world offered tools of social control and soul engineering that Mao could only dream off. The party now believes that by mining insights from all this data, it will not only be able to crush dissent but also discern what people want without having to give them either a vote or a voice, ceaselessly adjusting the party’s “offer” to satisfy its “customers.”
Every technological innovation puts more power in the hands of surveillance capitalists who prosper by solving our everyday problems. And every shock to the system such as 9/11 and the coronavirus pandemic increases societies’ taste for putting security above liberty. The problem with surveillance is not just that it produces obvious monstrosities such as concentration camps. It is that it addresses very real problems — from identifying terrorist threats to making it easier to pay for lattes — even as it puts untold power in the hands of our masters
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"On average international monetary systems last about 35 to 40 years before the tensions they create becomes too great and a new system is required. Prior to the first world war, major economies existed on a hard gold standard. Intra-wars, most economies returned to a “semi-hard” gold standard. At the end of the second world war, a new international system was designed — the Bretton Woods order — with the dollar tied to gold, and other key currencies tied to the dollar. When that broke down at the start of the 1970s, the world moved on to a fiat system where the dollar was not backed by a commodity, and was therefore not anchored. This system has now reached the end of its usefulness.
With a new US administration, and the end of the Covid battle in sight with the vaccination rollout under way, now is a good time for the major economies of the west (and ideally the world) to sit down and devise a new international monetary order. As part of that there should be widespread debt cancellation, especially the government debt held by central banks. We estimate that amounts to approximately $25tn of government debt in the major regions of the global economy. Whether debt cancellation extends beyond that should be central to the negotiations between policymakers as to the construct of the new system — ideally it should, a form of debt jubilee. The implications for bond yields, post-debt cancellation, need to be fully thought through and debated. A normalisation in yields, as liquidity levels normalise, is likely.
High ownership of government debt in that environment by parts of the financial system such as banks and insurers could inflict significant losses. In that case, recapitalisation of parts of the financial system should be included as part of the establishment of the new international monetary order. Equally, the impact on pension assets also needs to be considered and prepared for. Secondly, policymakers should negotiate some form of anchor — whether it’s tying each other’s currencies together, tying them to a central electronic currency or maybe electronic special drawing rights, the international reserve asset created by the IMF."
Time for a great reset of the financial system
A 30-year debt supercycle that has fuelled inequality illustrates the need for a new regime
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With a new US administration, and the end of the Covid battle in sight with the vaccination rollout under way, now is a good time for the major economies of the west (and ideally the world) to sit down and devise a new international monetary order. As part of that there should be widespread debt cancellation, especially the government debt held by central banks. We estimate that amounts to approximately $25tn of government debt in the major regions of the global economy. Whether debt cancellation extends beyond that should be central to the negotiations between policymakers as to the construct of the new system — ideally it should, a form of debt jubilee. The implications for bond yields, post-debt cancellation, need to be fully thought through and debated. A normalisation in yields, as liquidity levels normalise, is likely.
High ownership of government debt in that environment by parts of the financial system such as banks and insurers could inflict significant losses. In that case, recapitalisation of parts of the financial system should be included as part of the establishment of the new international monetary order. Equally, the impact on pension assets also needs to be considered and prepared for. Secondly, policymakers should negotiate some form of anchor — whether it’s tying each other’s currencies together, tying them to a central electronic currency or maybe electronic special drawing rights, the international reserve asset created by the IMF."
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"This is perhaps the most important personal finance article I’ve ever written.
This information is not featured in mainstream media. But it is easy to Google if you know what to search. I will link to all the legitimate sources so you understand this change, and explain it in simple terms so you don’t get lost in finance jargon.
This change is important because when the U.S. Dollar and other currencies face a reset, it becomes a game between those who knew and those who didn’t. Many will lose a lot financially when the game of printing money out of thin air, eventually comes to a logical conclusion.
For the crypto haters, the replacement global currency is not a cryptocurrency. The replacement global currency is an old favorite. It’s called SDR (Special Drawing Rights). What is SDR?
SDR has been waiting for its time to shine. This is the moment. Countries are asking the IMF for financial support due to the aftermath of the health crisis. The IMF has only $1 trillion of assets available.
Enter SDR.
With a different administration in power in the U.S., The Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen got behind SDR in a letter she wrote to the IMF. By supporting SDR, Janet is showing alignment with China. As a result, the size of all SDR ever created is about to be tripled.
Even the U.S. Congress favors a $3 trillion allocation to SDR. That’s on top of the trillions of dollars the U.S. has already created out of thin air. Oh, and it’s been reported, the U.S. has another $4 trillion on the way.
SDR is brilliant because it devalues and debases the world’s major currencies but in an indirect way. An indirect approach allows the process to be relatively hidden from the citizens of the world.
People like you and I feel we are getting richer so we’re happy, but in reality the value of our money is decreasing quietly and most people will never realize it. This is the genius of SDR.
What could SDR be used for?
SDR could be used to price gold, commodities, debt — or even cryptocurrency.
Now you know what SDR is. You understand the history behind SDR and the moments in history when SDR attempted to disrupt the financial system. You understand the problems with it. You know why it is being used. You understand the support for SDR.
The call for another “Bretton Woods Moment” by the IMF and the revival of SDR are signs of a global financial reset.
Stocks can’t go up forever by creating money out of thin air (so you feel you’re getting richer when you’re not).
SDR is a reset of all currencies. That’s the bottom line.
Grab your popcorn. Watch the history of money change before your eyes. And understand the power of hard assets and why you need to own them, so you don’t have the money you have worked hard for be devalued quietly behind closed doors using the revival of the SDR global currency."
Behind Closed Doors the U.S. Is Quietly Backing a Replacement Global Currency
The U.S. Dollar Reset has been triggered by a global currency called SDR. This topic isn’t covered in mainstream media.
entrepreneurshandbook.co
"This is perhaps the most important personal finance article I’ve ever written.
This information is not featured in mainstream media. But it is easy to Google if you know what to search. I will link to all the legitimate sources so you understand this change, and explain it in simple terms so you don’t get lost in finance jargon.
This change is important because when the U.S. Dollar and other currencies face a reset, it becomes a game between those who knew and those who didn’t. Many will lose a lot financially when the game of printing money out of thin air, eventually comes to a logical conclusion.
For the crypto haters, the replacement global currency is not a cryptocurrency. The replacement global currency is an old favorite. It’s called SDR (Special Drawing Rights). What is SDR?
The Quiet Revival and Rise of SDR
SDR has been waiting for its time to shine. This is the moment. Countries are asking the IMF for financial support due to the aftermath of the health crisis. The IMF has only $1 trillion of assets available.
Enter SDR.
With a different administration in power in the U.S., The Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen got behind SDR in a letter she wrote to the IMF. By supporting SDR, Janet is showing alignment with China. As a result, the size of all SDR ever created is about to be tripled.
Even the U.S. Congress favors a $3 trillion allocation to SDR. That’s on top of the trillions of dollars the U.S. has already created out of thin air. Oh, and it’s been reported, the U.S. has another $4 trillion on the way.
SDR is brilliant because it devalues and debases the world’s major currencies but in an indirect way. An indirect approach allows the process to be relatively hidden from the citizens of the world.
People like you and I feel we are getting richer so we’re happy, but in reality the value of our money is decreasing quietly and most people will never realize it. This is the genius of SDR.
What could SDR be used for?
SDR could be used to price gold, commodities, debt — or even cryptocurrency.
Now you know what SDR is. You understand the history behind SDR and the moments in history when SDR attempted to disrupt the financial system. You understand the problems with it. You know why it is being used. You understand the support for SDR.
The call for another “Bretton Woods Moment” by the IMF and the revival of SDR are signs of a global financial reset.
Stocks can’t go up forever by creating money out of thin air (so you feel you’re getting richer when you’re not).
SDR is a reset of all currencies. That’s the bottom line.
Grab your popcorn. Watch the history of money change before your eyes. And understand the power of hard assets and why you need to own them, so you don’t have the money you have worked hard for be devalued quietly behind closed doors using the revival of the SDR global currency."
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Let Max Blumenthal and co. tell it... everything is swell in China. "They eliminated poverty and its a safer, more free society than the US! Plus those evil, scheming Uigyrs... thank goodness the CCP is there to imprison them, attempt to shatter their cultural and familial way of life and erase their cultural identity. Its not like they do this to Christians or anyone else either (except they do) so its cool, you dont have to care about these people. And whatever you do... DONT consider that this kind of effort could become focused on or applied to YOU!"China's Surveillance State Will Be the West's Future, Too
Under Xi Jinping, business and government are together weaving a web of surveillance that no Chinese citizen can escape. But even in the West, the arc of the digital revolution is bending toward tyranny.
"Security gates make it impossible to move around without having your ID cards and faces scanned regularly. Some 5,000 small local police stations — dubbed “convenience police stations” because they supposedly offer all sorts of services such as smartphone charging and blood-pressure monitoring — put officers in the heart of every community. Chinese Communist Party (CCP) activists also visit every house and collect detailed material on people’s religious beliefs and social habits.
All this electronic and human intel is fed into a vast data store and used not only to categorize the Uyghurs according to how “safe” for society they are but also to predict the outbreak of “crime.” The local police boast that they can respond to a reported crime within two minutes — which means that they are dispatching police before the crime actually happens. Uyghurs who fall on the wrong side of the “safe categorization” are sent to “re-education centers” — concentration camps in normal parlance — where they are subjected to “gratitude education.” (Reporters who visited one such camp were greeted by “students” singing “if you’re happy and you know it clap your hands.”) The CCP is so pleased with this inspection regime that it is extending it to heavily Tibetan areas and other minority-dominated regions.
The Chinese authorities would like to go even further with their inspection regime and create a fully-fledged system of “social credit.” By gathering information on everything that a citizen does throughout their lives — from the grades they get at school to their propensity to jaywalk to their eating, drinking and smoking habits — the government will be able to construct a vast system of rewards and punishments. China’s infant social credit system already covers some 1.1 billion individuals and 60 million businesses and is spawning a cottage industry of social credit advisors who offer advice on how to get off blacklists.
this burgeoning high-tech world offered tools of social control and soul engineering that Mao could only dream off. The party now believes that by mining insights from all this data, it will not only be able to crush dissent but also discern what people want without having to give them either a vote or a voice, ceaselessly adjusting the party’s “offer” to satisfy its “customers.”
Every technological innovation puts more power in the hands of surveillance capitalists who prosper by solving our everyday problems. And every shock to the system such as 9/11 and the coronavirus pandemic increases societies’ taste for putting security above liberty. The problem with surveillance is not just that it produces obvious monstrosities such as concentration camps. It is that it addresses very real problems — from identifying terrorist threats to making it easier to pay for lattes — even as it puts untold power in the hands of our masters
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I noticed there is a BUNCH of recent, network programming villifying/attempting to scare people away from crypto-currencies. Fom CSI-style drama to Dateline NBC type "news" products. The propaganda machine is firing up for a reason...
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Dr Werner's comments momentarily threw me off....so this is wild. I just wonder how they are going to convince the masses that this is the ONLY acceptable form of identification required to participate in commercial transactions.