The Cashless Society, the New World Order and the Vatican Bank.

in money •  7 years ago 

In this report I talk about how the project for a cashless society has been a long term project by the New World Order crowd and how they exploit crises that they themselves create in order to convince the public to give up their freedoms. I also cover the close relationship between the Federal Reserve and the Vatican Bank.

Vatican and Gold Price Suppression:


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Bitcoin is very unusual in the fact it was masterfully coded and put together yet know one understands who the creator's are. If it was from a secretive organization or government you would think they would have left behind symbolic codes. Such as 7's, 6's, triangles, etc. I hope it wasn't created by the NSA and the government is using block chain as a way to store our communication.

Love the article, and I believe that when a country devalues a currency whether printing or removing precious metals from it, then it is a sign it will soon collapse . Rome is a perfect example to this wouldn't you say. Thanks for the hard work it is very appreciated.

Seems history does repeat itself, gold and silver still in the game, yet society looks for another way ...I'm saying if the banks and countries are buying gold and silver, it will ALWAYS be a source of wealth.
They made it illegal to own, what does that tell you? Great article.

A cashless system gives 'someone' the total control of commerce. This frightens me in that this centralized person or group practically rules the world. I don't want to live under such a system. My little silver stack will not last long.

Hello @maneco64 I can almost see steem :) coming out of your ears when you talk about the vatican and the cashless society.
It sure is upsetting hearing that hypocrite pope talk to the world.
Let him take some of his own advice..... nah wont happen.

Have a great day and I did enjoy your post so thumbs up :)

Nice to be your friend here at Steemit.I already upvoted and followed you to see all of your future blogs!
I wish you more followers and friends!Don't forget to follow me too @laique so that we can be friend forever :D

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Very interesting post. I am new here and looking for substantive bloggers to follow so I definitely upvoted and followed you and will look at your past posts as well. I agree that we all need to be educated in history and definitely as it relates to money. As I mentioned I am very new and the book that has been highly recommended is "The Creature from Jekyll Island" so that is first on my list but if you have any other recommendations let me know.

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Hi Maneco. would appreciate your opinion. I've been seeing a few interviews on channels I follow where they are recommending numismatic gold and silver coins as protection from government Precious metals confiscation (they are US based interviews).

From a U.K resident perspective, are you concerned about confiscation and if so, what British numismatic coins do you think might escape a government swoop? Gold sovereigns pre a certain year?

Thanks in advance.

If any of your other followers have an opinion, please share it. Thanks

@pjw I do not think gold confiscation would happen in the UK as the establishment here, in my opinion, have a lot of gold. In the 1960s and 1970s the UK government limited the amount of gold you could buy per annum. As for the US I guess there is a possibility as they have done it before. Numismatic coins are interesting if you are a collector and would probably become quite attractive if the US were to ban gold ownership again but you really need to do your homework as you can get ripped off by the dealers as it is a very specialised market.

@maneco64 always a good idea to remind everyone about the worldwide banking cartel and the Vatican connection.

Help me get the important message out:
social engineering going on to script civilization down the path toward globalization with the 4th industrial revolution (cashless society, digital economy, FINTECH (blockchain tech and RFID bank cards), supercomputers, A.I., and bots).
I am amazed how few individuals are aware that the banking cartel are implementing blockchain tech - many individuals "believe" blockchain tech is the rival of the banking cartel.

The big push for going cashless is driven in part by the need to impose negative interest rates. The bankers know they can't do so without people fleeing to cash, and "hoarding" (saving).

So they lobby hard to get other changes, so that larger denominations are retired, eventually culminating in the complete restriction of using cash at all.

Once your citizens are trapped in the banking system, then negative rates can be a reality, legally stealing from savers to "stimulate" economic activity.

What they didn't count on, of course, was the advent of cryptocurrencies which completely blows a big hole through the bulkhead of cashless sovereign control.