1. How The Globalists Are Trying To Push A Cashless Society & Are We On A Runaway Train To Becoming One ?
If you want to see a well constructed global plan in action then you won't want to miss this...
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If you want to see a well constructed global plan in action then you won't want to miss this...
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2. Since Covid kicked off in March 2020, the drive to going cashless has been relentlessly pushed by the media, especially by Irelandās state propaganda broadcaster RTE, The Irish Times (IT) and The Independent. This isnāt just an Irish or UK issue but is happening globally.
3. In this š§µ Iām going to use Irelandās timeline as an example to show you exactly how they are trying to normalise a cashless society.
If you are reading this outside of Ireland you can be pretty sure that similar shenanigans have been utilised wherever you are living.
If you are reading this outside of Ireland you can be pretty sure that similar shenanigans have been utilised wherever you are living.
4. The great conspiracy theorist David Icke back in 1996 was ridiculed for talking about a cashless society, world central bank & world currency. The slight inconvenient truth though is that he was right. Letās not forget, that was 27 years ago.
5. Since then countries have discussed going cashless with articles being thrown out into the public domain. In 2018 RTE wrote
Ireland still has long road before coming a cashless society
rte.ie
Ireland still has long road before coming a cashless society
rte.ie
6. But then something interesting happened. Covid miraculously made an appearance and everything changed. In the same month that Covid became a thing in March 2020, the discussion of going cashless re-entered the public domain again.
Articles appeared in MSM such as
Articles appeared in MSM such as
7. Cashless world: Will we be richer or poorer for it?
Ireland is gradually becoming cashless. Is the convenience worth the loss of privacy?
Some members of the public were quick off the mark sending letters in to Irish Times citing their displeasure
irishtimes.com
Ireland is gradually becoming cashless. Is the convenience worth the loss of privacy?
Some members of the public were quick off the mark sending letters in to Irish Times citing their displeasure
irishtimes.com
8. Then Ireland and countries world-wide went into lockdowns within weeks of one another. Jon Williams the head of RTE tweeted out a list of Covid 19 restrictions.
Buried in the list was one which would have been missed by many
Buried in the list was one which would have been missed by many
9. āSignificantly raise the amount of money available on cashless card transactionsā
Spend more on your card.
Then a very smart deliberate ploy was put into play. Tell everyone that you could catch covid by using cash and notes.
Spend more on your card.
Then a very smart deliberate ploy was put into play. Tell everyone that you could catch covid by using cash and notes.
10. From early on shops started to only accept cards and the big government push to a cashless society was well under way.
Lockdowns also meant purchasing products online with cards thereby eliminating cash and normalising buying online.
Lockdowns also meant purchasing products online with cards thereby eliminating cash and normalising buying online.
11. In June 2020, RTE Radio 1 ran a segment called āA Cashless Societyā where Consumer Journalist SiobhĆ”n Maguire joined Sarah McInerney to discuss the impact of not using cash during the time of the pandemic and if this is the new normal. According to the podcast the WHO had...
12...advised since March 9th for people to begin using cashless transactions due to Covid. Interesting that, considering lockdowns didnāt start to be implemented until the following two weeks. There couldnāt possibly be anything unusual about that.
rte.ie
rte.ie
13. You might have forgotten the propaganda coming out of China as well back in March 2020. Apart from people falling down and dying in the streets, the Chinese were burning money because of the potential spread of Covid.
scmp.com
scmp.com
14. From the very beginning of Covid the concept of cashless was deliberately being seeded in the publicās subconscious so we would get used to the idea.
In July 2020
Jurys to reopen cashless hotels on a phased basis from next month
rte.ie
In July 2020
Jurys to reopen cashless hotels on a phased basis from next month
rte.ie
15. As Winter 2020 approached the fear factor was ramped up yet again. We were told by the Irish Independent that the
āVirus may remain infectious for up to four weeks on phone screens and banknotesā
The article also said... (see image)
independent.ie
āVirus may remain infectious for up to four weeks on phone screens and banknotesā
The article also said... (see image)
independent.ie
16. This was really quite clever. Not only did coins and notes spread Covid but if you were travelling abroad then you could be carrying Covid with you, thus spreading it. Naturally no evidence was provided for this outrageous claim.
That didnāt stop RTE presenter Ryan Tubridy..
That didnāt stop RTE presenter Ryan Tubridy..
17..mentioning it on the Late Late Show as well. Irelandās most watched TV show was taking advantage of covid to get us to switch to a contactless cashless society.
There was no let up at all. In Jan 2021 The IT put out a podcast called
The Big Tech Show: The case for cashless
There was no let up at all. In Jan 2021 The IT put out a podcast called
The Big Tech Show: The case for cashless
18. "The pandemic has made Ireland -- and every other country -- into largely cashless societies. From Apple Pay on your watch to Revolut on your phone, cash has faded away in daily life"
independent.ie
independent.ie
19. A common theme from these podcasts is that the presenters and guests talk of money being in their wallets since covid broke out and just using cards to pay for everything.
They had to adhere to the narrative.
They had to adhere to the narrative.
20. One of the guests on the show was Stephen Kinsella, Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Limerick's Kemmy Business School. What they neglected to mention on the show was that Kinsella is a member of the World Economic Forum.
weforum.org
weforum.org
21. Kinsella wrote an article for the WEF back in 2015 called
The role of currency in the global financial crisis
weforum.org
The role of currency in the global financial crisis
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22. In the podcast they spoke of Sweden being cash free as a society from March 23, 2023. They also mentioned its safer for people not to carry cash as muggings would then stop.
As far back as 2017 the WEF said Sweden would be cashless by 2023.
weforum.org
As far back as 2017 the WEF said Sweden would be cashless by 2023.
weforum.org
23. 6 months later in the media, there was yet again talk of a digital euro currency. RTE ran an article called
Are you ready for the digital euro?
as well as providing links to Christine Lagarde and European Central Bank interviews
rte.ie
Are you ready for the digital euro?
as well as providing links to Christine Lagarde and European Central Bank interviews
rte.ie
24. A week later they coincidentally ran another article called
ECB inches closer to 'digital euro'.
The European Central Bank are also a WEF member
rte.ie
ECB inches closer to 'digital euro'.
The European Central Bank are also a WEF member
rte.ie
25. The big mobile operator Three also signalled their intent to go cashless in all their stores in Ireland.
RTE, The Irish Times and The Independent were now doing the groundwork for the government to introduce a cashless society.
independent.ie
RTE, The Irish Times and The Independent were now doing the groundwork for the government to introduce a cashless society.
independent.ie
26. On Aug 24 2021 yet another 12 minute segment on the Claire Byrne show was discussing the cashless society.
The majority of people who were interviewed about their spending habits for the most part said they used cards. Just an accident of course.
rte.ie
The majority of people who were interviewed about their spending habits for the most part said they used cards. Just an accident of course.
rte.ie
27. However going cashless has not proven to be as plain sailing as it was compared to convincing everyone of the Covid hoax. In July 2022, Allied Irish Banks (AIB) climbed down over plans to remove cash services from 70 branches due to āpublic uneaseā.
28. AIB had to reverse its decision to turn 70 branches into cashless facilities after a massive backlash.
Apparently Irish Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe welcomed the U-turn.
independent.ie
Apparently Irish Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe welcomed the U-turn.
independent.ie
29. In a statement, he said banks have
āa key role in maintaining the flow of cash through the economy and ensuring appropriate access to retail banking services for all in society, including the vulnerableā.
āa key role in maintaining the flow of cash through the economy and ensuring appropriate access to retail banking services for all in society, including the vulnerableā.
30. The Indo revealed how Mr Donohoe and the rest of the Coalition were left in the dark as to the bankās controversial plan to downgrade its branches.
Except this is complete and utter nonsense. Donohoe knew perfectly well of AIBās plans.
Except this is complete and utter nonsense. Donohoe knew perfectly well of AIBās plans.
31. They were chancing their arm and testing the waters to see if the gullible Irish public would accept it. They didnāt and he subsequently distanced himself because of the reaction it got.
Donohoe and AIB are also both WEF members.
Donohoe and AIB are also both WEF members.
32. Things didnāt exactly improve on the cashless front when free food & drink was provided to attendees at an American football match in the Aviva Stadium in August following a technical issue which prevented card payments being made.
33. The Aviva made the decision to go cashless and saw card transactions unable to be processed for two hours due to an issue with the payment provider.
This problem could have been solved if they accepted cash but instead they lost a small fortune.
thejournal.ie
This problem could have been solved if they accepted cash but instead they lost a small fortune.
thejournal.ie
34. But the media and government are not giving up easily. They are constantly seeding the idea of going cashless. RTE on September 3rd 2022 tried to spin it in such a way trying to convince people that cash can cost the less well-off.
rte.ie
rte.ie
35. They are constantly trying to normalise it. Isnāt it funny how all the major media carry the same story at the same time. Itās almost as if they are trying to push the same narrative.
2 days after the RTE article, The Irish Times ran an interview with
2 days after the RTE article, The Irish Times ran an interview with
36. Gavan Reilly, a journalist from Virgin Media Television.
āThe last time I withdrew cash at an ATM in Ireland was in February 2020ā²
This was in the body of the interview but was deliberately used as the headline.
irishtimes.com
āThe last time I withdrew cash at an ATM in Ireland was in February 2020ā²
This was in the body of the interview but was deliberately used as the headline.
irishtimes.com
37. Funny how they would never interview the average punter on the street. The reaction might be somewhat different.
On September 7th, RTE yet again had another segment called Cashless Society on the Claire Byrne Show.
On September 7th, RTE yet again had another segment called Cashless Society on the Claire Byrne Show.
38. They do seem to have a lot of shows called Cashless Society over the last 3 years. This time though it backfired. Iām not sure if the researcher screwed up and didnāt research the guests properly but they were very anti cashless society.
Guest and certified financial...
Guest and certified financial...
39...planner Bob Quinn said some very notable things. He said
āEvery transaction which is cashless can be monitored, every transaction can be taxedā
He then continued
āCash is required for the undocumented, the unbanked for the younger people who donāt have debit cardsā
āEvery transaction which is cashless can be monitored, every transaction can be taxedā
He then continued
āCash is required for the undocumented, the unbanked for the younger people who donāt have debit cardsā
40. Those 2 sentences from Bob Quinn encapsulate everything you need to know about what the āpowers that beā are trying to attempt.
Once itās cashless you will be on a Digital ID system with Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC)
Once itās cashless you will be on a Digital ID system with Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC)
41. Everything you do will be tracked, traced and surveilled. Everything can be shut down at the drop of a hat. Everyone will be in the system.
Agustin Carstens (WEF), Bank Of International Settlements, in an interview said the following š
Agustin Carstens (WEF), Bank Of International Settlements, in an interview said the following š
42. There are very few coincidences over the last 2.5 years. Some will naively claim that Coronavirus presented itself as an opportunity for businesses to go cashless. Except that isnāt what happened at all.
43. Anyone with half a brain can see that every step has been meticulously organised, from the WHO putting out statements prior to the beginning of lockdowns, to the propaganda of covidā¦
44ā¦spreading on notes and coins, to the burning of notes, to the WEF connections on podcasts and in government and to the media relentlessly giving airtime to the cashless society.
The propaganda for the āGreat Financial Resetā cashless society..
The propaganda for the āGreat Financial Resetā cashless society..
45...is well under way and would lead to more control for the powers that be, to the detriment of the poor.
If a Digital ID and Digital currency are implemented the next step is a social credit score system just like in China. That really doesnāt bear thinking aboutā¦.
If a Digital ID and Digital currency are implemented the next step is a social credit score system just like in China. That really doesnāt bear thinking aboutā¦.
46. You know the drill š I write these š§µ in my spare time and would really appreciate if you could retweet the very 1st tweet. Likes are great but retweets are required to reach as large an audience as possible to expose what is really going on behind the scenes. Many thanks.
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