Vienna 03/08/2025
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The power of CDBCs is so extraordinary that even the worst dictators could only dream of it – this is how German professor Richard Werner describes the idea of a CDBC – a digital central bank currency. Prof. Richard Werner is an economist and works in the field of finance. He is also on the alumni list of the WEF Global Leader for Tomorrow 2003 – (since 2004 Young Global Leaders).
Like Viktor Orban, Professor Werner has retained basic human reflexes despite globalist brainwashing. However, in the ruthless world of finance, where economic laws mercilessly rule over human feelings, there are those for whom the aspirations of a handful of madmen to rule the whole world represent the greatest threat to humanity.
Stalin and others could only dream of the enormous power that central bank digital currencies give to central planners.
Imagine a world where there is no cash. You can only pay digitally. You have money in your account, but you have already exceeded the limit for the meat you have bought, and the system blocks you if you want to continue spending your money on animal products. Vegetarians will certainly be happy about this, but it’s not just the purchase of meat that is subject to such restrictions. When traveling, for example, refueling can be made dependent on your vaccination status. Digital chain: you are not allowed to pay if you travel more than a few kilometers from your home. Now imagine what you will buy, even if you have not exceeded any imposed limits, if an emergency occurs and there is no electricity for a while?

Albert Einstein.
No, I am not writing this to scare you. It’s not digital money we need to be afraid of, it’s the people who want to use it as a tool to enslave us all. US President Donald Trump signed an executive order a month ago officially banning work on central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). Trump has his motives: CDBC is a major threat to the dwindling position of the US dollar.
We can do something too. For example, use cash instead of plastic in stores. An attempt to introduce a digital currency in Nigeria in 2020 failed. And why? Because of huge public resistance. A black market emerged that the authorities were unable to control despite strong repression.

When you pay with cash, you retain what little freedom we have left. No one controls what you buy or where you buy it. To the store, you are an anonymous customer.
When you use your card or phone in the reader at the checkout, you cause an entry to be made in the global database where, in addition to your name, all the products you have purchased, their quantity, information about the location of the store and the date and time of purchase are listed. On the basis of this data, the introduction of a social credit system based on the Chinese model is now only a matter for the authorities to decide.

What this 80%, which flows into the state’s coffers in the form of taxes, is spent on is decided by a government, also elected by you, without asking your opinion. In Germany, for example, the government can boast of an important investment: the construction of cycle paths in Peru. Sure, this is an important project, but not necessarily when pensioners in what used to be the richest country in Europe are forced to search for bottles in garbage cans to survive the hard times.

Our parents and grandparents have to rummage through dumpsters to survive.
Source: Telegram 07.03.2025. 11:09 a.m.
Author of the article: Marek Wojcik
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