WEF Pushes for ‘End of Cash’ amid Banking Crisis
The World Economic Forum (WEF) is hailing the opportunity presented by the global banking crisis to advance toward its goal of a “cashless society.”
The World Economic Forum (WEF) is hailing the opportunity presented by the global banking crisis to advance toward its goal of a “cashless society.”
Fox News star Tucker Carlson has warned his viewers that Democrat President Joe Biden’s administration will usher in a federal government-control digital currency if Americans don’t make their voices heard over the banking crisis.
Democrat President Joe Biden’s administration is advancing plans to usher in a “digital ID” system that seeks to gather and store data on all Americans.
Bill and Hillary Clinton’s organization is teaming up with the Rockefeller Foundation for a campaign to fight “climate change” using “digital cash.”
Over the past two years or so, the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) influence over governments and institutions of sovereign nations has become increasingly apparent.
As Democrat President Joe Biden continues to push for “digital cash,” major concerns are being raised about the implications of a “cashless” society.
The European Union is introducing new laws that will ban transactions over €10,000 ($10,557) in a major push toward an eventual cashless society.
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York has just launched a “digital dollar” cryptocurrency initiative just days after the FTX crypto scam was exposed.
One of the world’s most powerful bankers has laid out plans for “digital cash” by touting the form of currency as a way to “push society to new equilibriums.”