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Traditional Catholic Faith => Computers, Technology, Websites => Topic started by: Geremia on February 16, 2022, 04:58:18 PM
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recent (Dec. 2021) Bitcoin docuмentary, Human ₿ (https://humanb-film.com/en/home/), crowd-funded in bitcoin on Tallycoin (https://tallyco.in/s/higwxl/):
https://vimeo.com/658711759
torrent 🧲 link: magnet:?xt=urn:btih:fe56d5a3c721f82418521ca31dccaefde4e447eb
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Klaus and the Arch of Baal gang at the WEF give full supprort this.
The benefits of a cashless society
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/01/benefits-cashless-society-mobile-payments/
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2021/06/cryptocurrencies-financial-inclusion-help-shape-it/
https://www3.weforum.org/docs/WEF_Getting_Started_Cryptocurrency_2021.pdf
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are central to the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
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Klaus and the Arch of Baal gang at the WEF give full supprort this.
No they don't. They're terrified of it.
Why do you post their disinformation? They're only desperately trying not to appear "medieval", as though they're ahead of the curve, when really they're stuck in the past.
COVID-19: The Great Reset (https://isidore.co/calibre/#panel=book_details&book_id=8019) (2020), which Klaus Schwab coauthored:
As for a global virtual currency, there is none in sight yet, but there are attempts to launch national digital currencies that may eventually dethrone the US dollar supremacy. The most significant one took place in China at the end of April 2020 with a test of a national digital currency in four large cities.52 The country is years ahead of the rest of the world in developing a digital currency combined with powerful electronic payment platforms; this experiment clearly shows that there are monetary systems that are trying to become independent from US intermediaries while moving towards greater digitization.
How clueless is this pro-China propaganda, considering Bitcoin has existed since 2009!
The benefits of a cashless society
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/01/benefits-cashless-society-mobile-payments/
This article says: "Eliminate the middleman, close the financial inclusion gap". This is exactly what peer-to-peer payment systems (cash, Bitcoin, Lightning Network (https://lightning.network/), etc.) do, not what a "cashless" economy would do, in which the State becomes the middleman.
https://www3.weforum.org/docs/WEF_Getting_Started_Cryptocurrency_2021.pdf
That article promotes the environmentalists' "Bitcoin mining is a waste of energy and harmful for ecology (https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Myths#Bitcoin_mining_is_a_waste_of_energy_and_harmful_for_ecology)" myth.
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No they don't. They're terrified of it.
Why do you post their disinformation? They're only desperately trying not to appear "medieval", as though they're ahead of the curve, when really they're stuck in the past.
COVID-19: The Great Reset (https://isidore.co/calibre/#panel=book_details&book_id=8019) (2020), which Klaus Schwab coauthored:How clueless is this pro-China propaganda, considering Bitcoin has existed since 2009!
This article says: "Eliminate the middleman, close the financial inclusion gap". This is exactly what peer-to-peer payment systems (cash, Bitcoin, Lightning Network (https://lightning.network/), etc.) do, not what a "cashless" economy would do, in which the State becomes the middleman.
That article promotes the environmentalists' "Bitcoin mining is a waste of energy and harmful for ecology (https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Myths#Bitcoin_mining_is_a_waste_of_energy_and_harmful_for_ecology)" myth.
I didn't downvote you.
Why would they be terrified? They need to get people used to digital currency and biometric ID's to usher in their Great Reset.
They are creating a worldwide tokenized economy.
The State can become the middleman any time it wants.
Why would they promote the waste of energy narrative? Didn't China outlaw mining recently? That would fit with the Sustainable Development Goals.
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Real Catholics use cash.
Use credit cards for emergencies.
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Real Catholics use cash.
Use credit cards for emergencies.
We may think that using cash is more traditional, but don't the banks control cash?
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We may think that using cash is more traditional, but don't the banks control cash?
They do in terms of the value of the cash and they will tank it soon so they can move on to the tokenized surveillance economy.
That's probably part of the #bankrun psyop in Canada right now.
They can't control cash transactions. Small communities that barter and use coins with agreed upon value (paper will be worthless) to create a breakaway economy will be necessary when people are geofenced out of the system.
Geofenced: cancelled in the social credit system so your QR code or Biometric ID is shut off because you don't have your 10th gene editing shot update or you said something wrong online...You can't buy groceries, gas, take a bus...etc.
In the meantime, here is something to consider:
#Cashfriday
https://home.solari.com/cash-friday/
The video clip at that link shows the Bank for International Settlements explaining how sad it is that they can't, *sniff*, monitor cash and that is why they will bring in digital currency.
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They can't control cash transactions. Small communities that barter and use coins with agreed upon value (paper will be worthless) to create a breakaway economy will be necessary when people are geofenced out of the system.
Depending on how much surveillance tech is in your home and body.
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The video clip at that link shows the Bank for International Settlements explaining how sad it is that they can't, *sniff*, monitor cash and that is why they will bring in digital currency.
Yes, that indeed may happen. Banksters want complete monetary control. But they do not at this time control all crypto currency. How can they? There are too many.
They can, in perhaps a small way, control cash in that they can claim a shortage of coins or cash. There was a supposed coin shortage in my area last year, and self-checkouts at stores here would not take cash, due to a supposed shortage. I think that the feds were doing an experiment, to see how Americans would react to a shortage. I can tell you that they were not happy about it here, since lots of folks around here like to use cash.
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Yes, that indeed may happen. Banksters want complete monetary control. But they do not at this time control all crypto currency. How can they? There are too many.
They can, in perhaps a small way, control cash in that they can claim a shortage of coins or cash. There was a supposed coin shortage in my area last year, and self-checkouts at stores here would not take cash, due to a supposed shortage. I think that the feds were doing an experiment, to see how Americans would react to a shortage. I can tell you that they were not happy about it here, since lots of folks around here like to use cash.
They don't yet control all crypto. It's a bait and switch.
They are getting people acclimated to digital currency tied to biometric ID so they can usher in their tokenized economy tied to your ESG score determined by the UN's Sustainable Development Goals.
This plan is decades in development...long before anybody heard of "Bitcoin". Just like the internet, and Facebook and Apple and Amazon...these things didn't spring up out of nowhere like the cover story given. Anyway...
Yes, it's a test.
Coin shortage is fake.
If everyone refused to use self checkouts and only used cash and refused masks and shots and got rid of smart phones...
Think small Amish style communities.
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They do in terms of the value of the cash and they will tank it soon so they can move on to the tokenized surveillance economy.
That's probably part of the #bankrun psyop in Canada right now.
They can't control cash transactions. Small communities that barter and use coins with agreed upon value (paper will be worthless) to create a breakaway economy will be necessary when people are geofenced out of the system.
Geofenced: cancelled in the social credit system so your QR code or Biometric ID is shut off because you don't have your 10th gene editing shot update or you said something wrong online...You can't buy groceries, gas, take a bus...etc.
In the meantime, here is something to consider:
#Cashfriday
https://home.solari.com/cash-friday/
The video clip at that link shows the Bank for International Settlements explaining how sad it is that they can't, *sniff*, monitor cash and that is why they will bring in digital currency.
Excellent.
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Christians need to push back hard against satan.
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I’m going to use cash each day as needed.
You are also saving small businesses from extra fees from credit card companies. And yourself.
Using cash is Catholic.
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They don't yet control all crypto. It's a bait and switch.
They are getting people acclimated to digital currency tied to biometric ID so they can usher in their tokenized economy tied to your ESG score determined by the UN's Sustainable Development Goals.
This plan is decades in development...long before anybody heard of "Bitcoin". Just like the internet, and Facebook and Apple and Amazon...these things didn't spring up out of nowhere like the cover story given. Anyway...
Yes, it's a test.
Coin shortage is fake.
If everyone refused to use self checkouts and only used cash and refused masks and shots and got rid of smart phones...
Think small Amish style communities.
I don't agree that they are getting people acclimated to digital currency. Crypto is mainly a money-making scheme that actually works well in that regard. I have a family member who is invested in crypto who keeps me informed of it. I think crypto is a good idea, even though I don't have the money to invest myself. Sometimes crypto works as a way to buy things, but mainly it's an investment. The banks hate that people are making money from it, and that they can't control it at this time. It's possible that they will be able to control it in the future, but possibly not. Who knows? We can't see into the future.
Yes, small amish style communities may be a good idea, but Americans generally like independence. But being a Distributist, I like the idea of communities working together.
Except that a community of trads would not get along very well! :laugh1:
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I don't agree that they are getting people acclimated to digital currency. Crypto is mainly a money-making scheme that actually works well in that regard. I have a family member who is invested in crypto who keeps me informed of it. I think crypto is a good idea, even though I don't have the money to invest myself. Sometimes crypto works as a way to buy things, but mainly it's an investment. The banks hate that people are making money from it, and that they can't control it at this time. It's possible that they will be able to control it in the future, but possibly not. Who knows? We can't see into the future.
Yes, small amish style communities may be a good idea, but Americans generally like independence. But being a Distributist, I like the idea of communities working together.
Except that a community of trads would not get along very well! :laugh1:
Trads don't get along...so true! Unfortunately if/when they are geofenced out of society...how will they survive?
Oh sure, people make money investing in Bitcoin. It's quite volatile. Kind of like Vegas.
Yet it was just announced:
FBI to Launch Crypto Crimefighting Unit - Investopedia
Guess what it's called?
VAXU :facepalm:
"The division called the Virtual Asset Exploitation Unit (VAXU) will include crypto security experts who conduct blockchain analysis to track and seize digital funds associated with illicit activity. It will also innovate its own crypto tools to guard against future cyber threats."
As for the plans for the future tokenized economic system and how it's being implemented, you don't need a crystal ball. You just need to do a bit of research into the Great Reset and the Fourth Industrial Revolution. They've been planning this for decades. The information is all out in the open for those who take the time to look at it. Once you understand the plan you start to see it currently being implemented all around us.
Of course I wouldn't listen to me but the bankers themselves.
Do you know what a TOKENIZED economy is? That is what the WEF and the UN are ushering in, in a zillion different ways, with healthcare, education, business investment and on and on.
Here is some info I posted on the topic in another thread:
The NWO is a corporate technocracy (global fascism) committed to meeting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG's) of the UN.
It is a social credit system using ESG scores (DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR ESG SCORE IS? THE BANKERS DO. Your next loan may depend on it. They are currently transitioning from credit scores to ESG scores.) This will allow them to nudge both businesses and individuals to conform to certain goals, practices and behaviors (SDG's) for monetary gain.
Businesses and government programs that adhere to their goals are monetized by social impact bonds and individuals earn tokens (tokenized economy).
Cryptocurrency and the use of biometric ID's are central to their new system of cashless societal slavery.
Here is a good overview:
https://siliconicarus.org/2021/03/03/the-bits-and-bytes-of-the-great-reset-covid-19-and-the-scaling-up-of-data-capitalism/
Actually, sorry, it's not fascism really but Stakeholder Capitalism.
Salesforce is wedded to the WEF directives to acheive the UN's Sustainability Development Goals (SDG's). Global governance of currency will no longer be about paying bills on time and managing debt, but on your adherence to SDG's.
Salesforce is creating a dashboard to enable this new social credit system.
Here is their description:
https://www.salesforce.com/company/stakeholder-capitalism/#:~:text=Stakeholder%20capitalism%3A%20a%20system%20in,society%20%E2%80%94%20rather%20than%20just%20shareholders.
Keep in mind that the UN is funded by Lucifer Trust. They changed the name to Lucis Trust.
And the WEF World Government summit's have an invocation under the Arch of Baal.
All education will be gamified and directed towards achieving badges and earning tokens while data is collected to feed AI and train robots.
Scalable impact bonds are like bets on which slave (stakeholder asset) will achieve their goal.
The metaverse will provide a gig economy for remote piece work for coding or utilizing haptic suits to control robots in factories or warehouses. Work will be auctioned at a minute scale and with a global workforce competition will be fierce.
Here is more on the "Learning Economy":
https://siliconicarus.org/2022/02/10/the-world-bank-speculators-and-gamers-join-to-build-a-learning-economy-on-the-blockchain/
Don't listen to me. Listen to the bankers themselves. I posted some clips of them discussing the tokenized economy in this post. It also goes into what this new system will look like:
https://www.cathinfo.com/sspx-resistance-news/eleison-comments-super-inflation-coming-(no-759)/msg804821/#msg804821
And I'll keep trying to drip info on this in the Blockchain Slavery thread.
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We may think that using cash is more traditional
By "cash", people here seem to think "Federal Reserve Notes"…
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Why would they be terrified?
Because Bitcoin and other blockchain-based cryptocurrencies are decentralized; there is no central point of failure they can hijack.
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Didn't China outlaw mining recently?
Yes, because they are threatened by a decentralized, peer-to-peer monetary system they can't control (just like with the "Great Firewall of China", they're also threatened by truth, especially truth about our Holy Faith).
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Listen to the bankers themselves.
Who cares what they (controlled opposition) say. One can learn much more from the far more intelligent creators of blockchain tech.
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Yes, because they are threatened by a decentralized, peer-to-peer monetary system they can't control (just like with the "Great Firewall of China", they're also threatened by truth, especially truth about our Holy Faith).
China shut it down to implement their own digital currency connected to the social credit system.
If China can do it why can't other countries?
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Who cares what they (controlled opposition) say. One can learn much more from the far more intelligent creators of blockchain tech.
We should care because they rule the world and have very detailed plans for their 4th Industrial Revolution and financial Great Reset. Blockchain tech and digital currency is central to their plan for a geofenced, smart city Internet of Bodies (IoB) world.
Because Bitcoin and other blockchain-based cryptocurrencies are decentralized; there is no central point of failure they can hijack.
Yes, many people believe this, however...
They have ways to control the power grid, the internet, telecommunications, public opinion (a huge factor), and with geofencing your access to public life.
But there are even more ways they can control crypto.
Here are three well sourced articles that explain this much better than I can. Two of them are written by an industry insider who "left because I realized some of the fundamental flaws with the narratives of blockchain and DAOs saving the world."
Programmable Freedom – Smart Contracts, Blockchain and the Holy Grail of Central Banking
https://siliconicarus.org/2021/09/20/bitcoin-the-next-evolution-of-global-financial-empire/
Bitcoin, the Next Evolution of Global Financial Empirehttps://siliconicarus.org/2021/09/20/bitcoin-the-next-evolution-of-global-financial-empire/
Next Stop: Blockchain
https://siliconicarus.org/2021/10/07/next-stop-blockchain/
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China shut it down
China shut down large mining farms. China did not (and cannot) shut down Bitcoin itself. The Chinese can still send and receive bitcoin.
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China shut down large mining farms. China did not (and cannot) shut down Bitcoin itself. The Chinese can still send and receive bitcoin.
I'm sure they do but they are taking a risk:
The statement makes clear that those who are involved in "illegal financial activities" are committing a crime and will be prosecuted.
And foreign websites providing such services to Chinese citizens online is also an illegal activity, it said.
https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-58678907#:~:text=China's%20central%20bank%20has%20announced,the%20safety%20of%20people's%20assets%22.
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We should care because they rule the world and have very detailed plans for their 4th Industrial Revolution and financial Great Reset. Blockchain tech and digital currency is central to their plan for a geofenced, smart city Internet of Bodies (IoB) world.
Yes, many people believe this, however...
They have ways to control the power grid, the internet, telecommunications, public opinion (a huge factor), and with geofencing your access to public life.
But there are even more ways they can control crypto.
Here are three well sourced articles that explain this much better than I can. Two of them are written by an industry insider who "left because I realized some of the fundamental flaws with the narratives of blockchain and DAOs saving the world."
Programmable Freedom – Smart Contracts, Blockchain and the Holy Grail of Central Banking
https://siliconicarus.org/2021/09/20/bitcoin-the-next-evolution-of-global-financial-empire/
Bitcoin, the Next Evolution of Global Financial Empirehttps://siliconicarus.org/2021/09/20/bitcoin-the-next-evolution-of-global-financial-empire/
Next Stop: Blockchain
https://siliconicarus.org/2021/10/07/next-stop-blockchain/
You make your point. Some of us see a different side. I'm sure there are a lot of websites that back up your POV on the subject. But they may not be correct.
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You make your point. Some of us see a different side. I'm sure there are a lot of websites that back up your POV on the subject. But they may not be correct.
Of course there are varying viewpoints on every topic.
The thing is, it's not a matter of what "websites" say but of the quality of the evidence provided and the logical conclusion to which that evidence leads.
The concern is that people are looking for a savior such as Trump, RFK Jr., the truckers, and even bitcoin
rather than taking the steps necessary to become as self-sufficient as possible and networking to create local communities with its own economy and protection.
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Of course there are varying viewpoints on every topic.
The thing is, it doesn't matter of what "websites" say but of the quality of the evidence provided and the logical conclusion to which that evidence leads.
The concern is that people are looking for a savior such as Trump, RFK Jr., the truckers, and even bitcoin
rather than taking the steps necessary to become as self-sufficient as possible and networking to create local communities with its own economy and protection.
No, it's not really that a savior is being looked for. But rather a viable alternative to the current system, which is basically controlled by the banksters. It may not work in the long run. But on the other hand....maybe it will. Time will tell. It would indeed be a good idea to network and create local communities, and become as self-sufficient as possible. But that takes time. And how many Americans really want that sort of thing? Not many. Though I like the idea a lot.
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No, it's not really that a savior is being looked for. But rather a viable alternative to the current system, which is basically controlled by the banksters. It may not work in the long run. But on the other hand....maybe it will. Time will tell. It would indeed be a good idea to network and create local communities, and become as self-sufficient as possible. But that takes time. And how many Americans really want that sort of thing? Not many. Though I like the idea a lot.
Unfortunately people are being misled to believe the bankers can't control it when indeed they can in numerous ways.
In the meantime they are helping to build their own geofenced prison utilizing biometric ID's such as fingerprint and facial scans while promoting this as a "viable" alternative.
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Unfortunately people are being misled to believe the bankers can't control it when indeed they can in numerous ways.
In the meantime they are helping to build their own geofenced prison utilizing biometric ID's such as fingerprint and facial scans while promoting this as a "viable" alternative.
I think that we trads are understanding of the situation, and can learn to work with what's available. We are, after all, quite resourceful, IMO.
But when it comes to small communities working together, I agree that's the ideal, but as Chesterton and Belloc realized, not many people really want that. Unfortunately. Unless they are forced by circuмstance, which may happen. We can always barter and trade too. Right now, we still have it pretty good. Until that changes, we aren't likely to get too far away from our comfort zone. That's just human nature.
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I think that we trads are understanding of the situation, and can learn to work with what's available. We are, after all, quite resourceful, IMO.
But when it comes to small communities working together, I agree that's the ideal, but as Chesterton and Belloc realized, not many people really want that. Unfortunately. Unless they are forced by circuмstance, which may happen. We can always barter and trade too. Right now, we still have it pretty good. Until that changes, we aren't likely to get too far away from our comfort zone. That's just human nature.
Sure. People will find ways but it's good to prepare like Noah or Joseph before it's too late. Normalcy bias creates complacency.
Once you can't buy gas or go to the grocery store it will get quite difficult. That's why it's important to understand the open air prison being erected all around us and how far along they are in completing the plan and the ways you may be unwittingly contributing to it.
Like you said it takes time to become self-sufficient and mucking about with crypto is a time suck.
People should start to consider the purchase of tangible goods that promote self-sufficiency and can be used as items of barter.
Also, it's important for people to not be persuaded to put life savings into unsafe forms of currency without full knowledge of the pitfalls.
For instance, if your exchange falters due to death or other things you don't have legal protection. Here are two links that go further into that issue:
https://twitter.com/doctorow/status/1489333877856423938
https://www.creditslips.org/creditslips/2022/02/what-happens-if-a-cryptocurrency-exchange-files-for-bankruptcy.html
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One thing that any Canadian should consider is not using the Bitcoin exchanges (they shouldn't be used anyhow) when government can grab holdings without any prior authorisation. Instead a paper wallet, which means printing out the QR codes and keys, is safer.
This link (https://privacypros.io/wallets/paper/) explains it.
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networking to create local communities with its own economy and protection
As long as you have peer-to-peer communication, you can have a local blockchain.