Control over money is likely to be the next level of tyrannical power to come from the left, the Biden administration, and the World Economic Forum (WEF).
We’re about to enter a new era in banking, business, and personal privacy.
Actually, the opposite is true. We’re about to enter a new era where there’s no banking, business, or personal privacy. That era is already upon us; most of us just don’t realize it yet.
That’s a very temporary situation at best.
Why Now, FedNow?
What’s “FedNow,” you ask?Sounds harmless enough and even helpful, but let’s break it down to see what it might really be about.
But is that true?
Second, the FedNow program centralizes government control over instant payments. That’s giving the federal government new and vast powers that aren’t even necessary.
Why do we need FedNow when we have plenty of private options such as PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, and other instant payment apps?
That’s a question with only one obvious answer.
Is FedNow a Service or a New Level of Power?
The notion or assertion that FedNow is “a service that will enable individuals and businesses to send and receive instant payments” is disingenuous at best. At worst, it’s a lie.Built into that quasi-neutral definition is the fact that FedNow signals the elimination of people’s independence and the businesses they own, as well as the independence of banks and financial institutions.
To see why this is the case, simply replace the phrase in the FedNow definition, “will enable individuals and businesses to send and receive instant payments” with, “banks, businesses, and individuals in good (social, i.e., Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG)) standing will be allowed to engage in transactions that are specifically allowed and approved by the Federal Reserve rules and regulations.”
In short, if the FedNow program has the power to “enable individuals and businesses to send and receive payments,” it will have the power to prevent them from doing so as well.
Legal Control and Total Visibility into Your Life
That’s where blockchain digital currency comes in. Digital currency is programmable, meaning that it can be structured to be valid for specific types of purchases and not for others, or even none at all.Once the digital dollar is added to FedNow, the Federal Reserve will have total visibility into what you buy, where, for how much, and how often. It will also know and have access to your savings and business accounts, as well as investment and retirement accounts.
A New Power to Enforce ESG Compliance
I believe the ultimate objectives of FedNow and the digital dollar are, or soon enough will be, to not only gain control over your money, your business, and your life, but in doing so, ensure that you and your business toe the ESG line.In other words, FedNow isn’t “a service” at all. It’s a power structure being put in place to give the Federal Reserve total control over our lives, with the power to punish us by not approving or restricting transactions and even withholding our “own” money from us, if we have the wrong opinion or otherwise violate their terms of “service.”
Federal Enforcement of the Woke Agenda
The ESG designation appears to be a litmus test that, increasingly, corporations and businesses seem to be mandated to pass.The soon-to-be-launched FedNow program could enable the federal government to dictate adherence to, and punish violators of, ESG mandates—and any other federal mandates that may come down the pike–such as mandated vaccination for the next pandemic that hits.
The truth is that “stakeholder capitalism,” as the WEF refers to it, isn’t really capitalism at all. It’s warmed-over fascism. The terms are a bit different, but the outcome—top-down control over business, banking, and individual lives—is the same.
The question now is, just what can we do about it?