But in the beginning, the Federal Reserve Note was backed by gold and silver.
That ended, and it became worthless paper ("fiat"), with value only determined by what people are willing to exchange it for, which might one day become ... nothing.
But the entire process was put in play from the beginning, knowing it would take a few decades to accomplish.
This is no different than the digital currency push, which starts out offering benefits that suck people in to make them used to it and have reasons for liking it.
But the back-end harmful effects (built in from the beginning) are not unleashed until much later -- used to track you, identify you, approve or disapprove you, and force you to bend the knee or have your digital currency become worthless overnight when it is just ... shut off ... and worthless.
a really good post on that thread
I don't know about you, but if this process was just a bit faster, it would be fun to watch.
It was a con job from the beginning.
But in the beginning, the Federal Reserve Note was backed by gold and silver.
That ended, and it became worthless paper ("fiat"), with value only determined by what people are willing to exchange it for, which might one day become ... nothing.
But the entire process was put in play from the beginning, knowing it would take a few decades to accomplish.
This is no different than the digital currency push, which starts out offering benefits that suck people in to make them used to it and have reasons for liking it.
But the back-end harmful effects (built in from the beginning) are not unleashed until much later -- used to track you, identify you, approve or disapprove you, and force you to bend the knee or have your digital currency become worthless overnight when it is just ... shut off ... and worthless.