With cash money in your pocket, nothing can be done to stop you from spending your money the way you see fit. Does this have any real value, yes and no. If someone accepts it as a unit of barter, then it has value. If you walk into a store and refused your form of payment, then no. When you walk into a store and they say that they do not accept cash, they are in violation of the law. Our money is imprinted with a statement, "This note is legal tender for all debts, public and private" when I find a store that does not accept cash, I refuse their business. I will now publicize their refusal of legal tender. I am fairly certain that a legal case could also be made against them. The adoption of Apple Pay, Google Pay and credit card transactions opens up a door to your service denying you a transaction. This was the case when credit card companies were stealth denying firearm related purchases. Imagine what misuse that these digital transactions can be manipulated to deny. Sometimes, having an option is all that prevents abuse
Keeping hard currency is an obvious solution to prevent abuse. Any removal of choice is bound to be an argument worth hearing and considered. This isn't just about denying you access, it is also about building a profile of you. This allows habits and personality to be analyzed and utilized to manipulate your decisions and persuade you to make subconscious decisions. It can also be used to mark you for reprogramming or label you as a non-conformist or even as a threat. Minimize your digital exposure and protect your identity and habits. It isn't quite a threat to your life, but it has the potential to.
I know a business owner who had a bank loan recalled from his business - it went so far as to "uncash" a few months of his mortgage payments, eventually forcing him into bankruptcy.
They made a good product, but were working on a new product to go into a different competitive market. The loan reversal killed the new product and nearly killed the company. He was convinced it was deliberate, since the existing business was making all their payments on time and was in pretty good shape.
I know someone forced out of the business he started by the financers puling the loan, or threatening to, until said founder was out. Yes, it is ofteb done for an agenda that has nothing to do with past performance or good faith
In the 90's, they used to report about stuff like that in the WSJ. I haven't read the WSJ in a long time (10+ years), but the last time I did, it felt more like reading a liberal shill rag than a financial newspaper.
God Bless President Donald Trump, his wife, family, legal team, friends, Q followers, most of all his security team and their families too, God Bless America and you the reader too.
The price of gold is set twice daily by a bunch of reps of gold firms in London. Decentralized and fixed supply cryptocurrency like Bitcoin is waaaay better than gold.
I'm very suspicious of the fact that so many people and companies are pushing gold right now. Usually, when there is a massive appeal to do something in our society, you should do the opposite.
With cash money in your pocket, nothing can be done to stop you from spending your money the way you see fit. Does this have any real value, yes and no. If someone accepts it as a unit of barter, then it has value. If you walk into a store and refused your form of payment, then no. When you walk into a store and they say that they do not accept cash, they are in violation of the law. Our money is imprinted with a statement, "This note is legal tender for all debts, public and private" when I find a store that does not accept cash, I refuse their business. I will now publicize their refusal of legal tender. I am fairly certain that a legal case could also be made against them. The adoption of Apple Pay, Google Pay and credit card transactions opens up a door to your service denying you a transaction. This was the case when credit card companies were stealth denying firearm related purchases. Imagine what misuse that these digital transactions can be manipulated to deny. Sometimes, having an option is all that prevents abuse Keeping hard currency is an obvious solution to prevent abuse. Any removal of choice is bound to be an argument worth hearing and considered. This isn't just about denying you access, it is also about building a profile of you. This allows habits and personality to be analyzed and utilized to manipulate your decisions and persuade you to make subconscious decisions. It can also be used to mark you for reprogramming or label you as a non-conformist or even as a threat. Minimize your digital exposure and protect your identity and habits. It isn't quite a threat to your life, but it has the potential to.
I know a business owner who had a bank loan recalled from his business - it went so far as to "uncash" a few months of his mortgage payments, eventually forcing him into bankruptcy.
They made a good product, but were working on a new product to go into a different competitive market. The loan reversal killed the new product and nearly killed the company. He was convinced it was deliberate, since the existing business was making all their payments on time and was in pretty good shape.
I know someone forced out of the business he started by the financers puling the loan, or threatening to, until said founder was out. Yes, it is ofteb done for an agenda that has nothing to do with past performance or good faith
In the 90's, they used to report about stuff like that in the WSJ. I haven't read the WSJ in a long time (10+ years), but the last time I did, it felt more like reading a liberal shill rag than a financial newspaper.
money is not gold either.
Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) ***. https://www.federalreserve.gov/cbdc-faqs.htm
God Bless President Donald Trump, his wife, family, legal team, friends, Q followers, most of all his security team and their families too, God Bless America and you the reader too.
Can't banks already basically do that your deposited dollars?
The price of gold is set twice daily by a bunch of reps of gold firms in London. Decentralized and fixed supply cryptocurrency like Bitcoin is waaaay better than gold.
I'm very suspicious of the fact that so many people and companies are pushing gold right now. Usually, when there is a massive appeal to do something in our society, you should do the opposite.
You can buy gold with crypto.
Bitcoin is Gold 2.0. It ends the bankers, completely, forever. And it was most likely created by the same people behind the Q drops.