Do you believe covid forcing the economy to a halt, which has led to historically high interest rates and inflation, which is causing banks to collapse, and is leading to the eventual takeover of local banks and a CBDC is:
1. A very convenient coincidence?
2. A calculated conspiracy?
1.
Crazy to see the CBDC war being won over commercial banks, thought they’d have more in the tank. Rekt 🔥
What I’m seeing is people will eventually pull their money out of local banks and move them to the big banks that are “too big to fail” because the FDIC has promised to 100% guarantee big banks, but will keep the $250,000 limit for local.
So a few big banks failed, but this will lead to more trust in big banks and tighter centralization.
One big neck to throw the reigns around 😳
Both
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Why not both?
I have trouble in believing convenient coincidences almost always favor the government 😂
I think both, but more the conspiracy than the opportunity.
The term "conspiracy theorist" was developed by the CIA in the 1960s, and the associated narratively spread through the media because too many people doubted the murder of Kennedy.
You won't find the term before the 60s.
It is what it is...💡
Yes, and the 1960s is when one of the biggest and sickest conspiracies "that we know of" was happening- MKULTRA. I think most people don’t realize how much the government and their institutions know about human psychology and how to manipulate it.
You're absolutely right brother, they have no clue...
The one who thinks you can't manipulate him is the easiest to manipulate. Fast prey. 😂🤭 just watch, they die like flies... #diedsuddenly
I think it's a mix of both. The globalist authorizations want to lock us into their social credit systems, but they won't be able to. Watching their world burn will bring me a certain amount of joy.
I’m not so optimistic short term. I think they will be successful, and my small glimmer of hope is that people will see us using Bitcoin and bypassing everything the government is attempting to do, and that will eventually bring it down. Might not be in my lifetime, but something I’m teaching my children.
It’s the outcome of incentives.
