Category: Institutions (Forcing the reset)
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The Plan to Replace Federal CBDCs with Corporate Surveillance
The article discusses the growing skepticism surrounding Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), particularly as Canada and Australia pause their retail CBDC initiatives and the U.S. considers outright banning them. Critics argue that programmable money could lead to unprecedented government surveillance and control over personal finances, undermining individual autonomy. While many countries have been drawn to…
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The Great Taking: What Is It And How Can You Protect Yourself From It?
David Webb’s article, “How to Survive the Great Taking,” outlines a dire prediction of a systematic scheme by central bankers to confiscate all forms of financial assets, including securities, bank deposits, and properties financed by debt. Webb argues that this plan, which has been in the making for over 50 years, aims to centralize wealth…
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Mainstream Media Claims Digital Platforms A Must for Filipinos
The article emphasizes Filipinos’ need to adopt digital platforms for everyday transactions, highlighting their convenience, efficiency, and potential cost savings. It draws parallels with other global telecommunications companies that have set standards in digital transformation, such as Verizon and Vodafone. It showcases Globe Telecom’s initiatives, like the GlobeOne app, as a local example of empowering…
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GCash Security Breach Highlights Risks as Philippines Moves Toward Digital Currency
The Philippine central bank is examining GCash following accusations of unauthorized transfers, which the company blamed on an internal system problem. The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has directed GCash to swiftly rectify the issue and compensate affected customers. BSP will conduct additional vulnerability assessments and assure regulatory compliance. GCash, which has 94 million users, has informed…
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Senator Pimentel Urges Fiscal Discipline Amid Record National Debt
Senate Minority Leader Koko Pimentel urged the government to show fiscal discipline in the face of mounting national debt, which reached a record high of P15.89 trillion in September. He voiced concern that an increasing share of government money is being spent on debt payments rather than public welfare. Pimentel opposed the reliance on new…
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America’s Debt Crisis: Can Crypto Be the Solution?
Elon Musk and Senator Rand Paul are warning about unsustainable U.S. debt, which Musk attributes to excessive government spending. Meanwhile, the total crypto market has topped $3 trillion, boosted by bitcoin’s near-$90,000 price and dogecoin’s 36% increase, thanks in part to Musk’s influence. Trump has advocated utilizing bitcoin to pay down the national debt, as…
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U.S. Economic Woes Linked to War-Driven Policies
U.S. stocks fell dramatically on September 3 due to dismal manufacturing data and a reduction in construction spending, stoking concerns about an economic slowdown. ISM and S&P Global reports revealed diminishing demand, rising costs, and reduced production, pointing to likely stagflation and a slowdown in GDP growth. Editor’s Note: This raises questions about whether the…
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How Financial De-Banking Is Being Used to Control Behavior
The article examines the phenomenon of financial de-banking, where individuals or organizations are denied access to banking services as a means of social control. It highlights how this practice is increasingly being used to influence behavior, particularly against those who express dissenting views or engage in activities deemed undesirable by authorities. The piece discusses examples…
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Philippines Pilots Integration of National ID, E-Wallets: Are We On The Road To Central Bank Digital Currencies?
The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) and the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) have partnered with GCash to pilot the National ID eVerify platform to enhance financial inclusion and streamline identity verification processes. This initiative will enable government agencies and private sector entities to securely authenticate customer identities, facilitating a faster and more efficient…
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WEF, CBDC, and Digital ID: The Path Towards Digital Slavery
The article summarizes a report by the World Economic Forum (WEF) which is advocating for the use of (retail) central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and the wholesale version (wCBDCs). Retail CBDCs are for the general public while wCBDCs are geared towards interbank payments and securities transactions. According to the WEF, wCBDCs are “transformative” and they…
