Why do (((they))) want to get rid of paper currency? Seems inconvenient to always need cashless options
Cash
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(((They))) don't like how easy it is to stash hard cash in your home. Keep all your monies in the bank like a good goyim
Total control. There is no privacy if you can't spend anonymously. This benefits the Jew.
Help stop Jewish safety violations against Montana goyim.
Cashless transactions can be tracked, & taxed retroactively if necessary.
They will try to sell it as security, but it's about control.
The truth is far worse than you guys can even imagine.
The truth is that the Global credit system is going to burst unless they can drastically change the way the world handles money.
These hiccups like we saw in 2008 are a result of advanced economics when the reverse side of credit (debt) rears its ugly head and eats something. However 2008 was minor compared to what we are looking at moving forward.
We are looking at a total financial collapse maybe even on a global banking level and if you notice the federal reserve still considers us in "danger" or "not in the clear yet"
We either revolutionize credit until credit is now the new gold. Or the credit/debt cycle all comes crashing down in crisis.
Its too much to try to explain in one Sup Forums post, but if you are interested it shouldn't be too hard to learn more.
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Cash presents a big problem to the government in that it cannot control every aspect of it. The sooner you move to cashless the sooner big government can control every aspect of your life
Because as the arbiter of society, the Jew sees it as an improvement for the rest of us. They always seek the innovations in social mechanics that will benefit the rest of us.
We would still be bartering or using claim shells if it weren't for the Jew
>Why do (((they))) want to get rid of paper currency?
With cash goes privacy.
You can be profiled, traced by your purchases.
Means your purchasing history can always be linked back to you, and your financial profile will always be known.
>We either revolutionize credit until credit is now the new gold. Or the credit/debt cycle all comes crashing down in crisis.
We've known this was coming for a while. It will undoubtedly be the latter. What kind of time frame do you figure, given the imminent instability that's about to rev up?