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They call that cell phones.
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does it help solve more violent crimes?
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Most have No Clue.
One day, will the US Dollar have an expiration date ?
Your CBDC will. And you will have No savings to retire on.
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The Democrat party, specifically the Clintons, raided America's gold supply in Fort Knox, and replaced it with gold plated lead.
Ever wonder why the Clintons are so rich (what we know about)? And why big time Democrats always have so much money at election time? And why is gold only at $1800 when there's a worldwide recession going on and double digit inflation? Precious metals are a hedge against inflation...but when you flood the market with stolen gold, it's supply and demand.
Many requests for an audit of the Fort Knox gold supply fall on deaf ears in Washington...they are the beneficiaries...why would they ever open the vault for inspection????
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Does it cure cancer? And I want to taste every drop too. 😜
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Yellow, there is no "Democrat" party. Just like there is no "Republic" party. But then again, I'm sure you know that.
Whenever that term is used, it's a dead giveaway that whatever comes next is designed to misinform. Of course, one of the intended results of 40+ years of psychological warfare on the American people is to render credibility obsolete, and clearly they've succeeded. For now...
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I must have missed something because I don't see a post in this blog that really address the original question by the OP.
The "Great Reset" is in response to COVID-19. I interpret the Great Rest as things that should, or will change as a direct result of the pandemic. I am certainly no expert on the matter, and will not even attempt to predict the totality of downstream socioeconomic ramifications, but I am absolutely convinced of 3 things that have changed, and will remain in effect for the long term, pandemic or no pandemic:
1) We will ALWAYS be required to wear a mask in a hospital and in some other medical settings - possibly in senior care type facilities.
2) Some countries, organizations, government agencies, or businesses will have a tendency to treat the ever-occurring flu season almost the same as the recent pandemic and suggest, if not demand, that people wear masks.
3) Many businesses, on their own accord, will simply stop accepting cash. During the pandemic it was thought to be necessary to stop the spread of the virus and only electronic payments were accepted. We now see that some companies will not longer accept cash - period! This is probably because retail companies kept a close eye on "cash drawer discrepancies, or losses" and actually carried a separate line on their income statements to account for it. With all electronic payments this problem goes away (however, it just shifts the problem of employee theft to the consumer as these employees are now stealing credit card information). Hint: be leery of handing your credit card over to someone where you lose sight of them actually processing the payment (like some fast food windows). It only takes a second to take of pic of a credit card with a cell phone, and some new cards have ALL the information on the backside of the card, requiring only one quick pic to secure all the information required for credit card theft! I prefer to use fast food places that stick the reader out the window so you can put your card in and pull it out by yourself and never lose sight of it.
Section 31 U.S.C. 5103, entitled "Legal tender," states: "United States coins and currency [including Federal Reserve notes and circulating notes of Federal Reserve Banks and national banks] are legal tender for all debts, public charges, taxes, and dues." This statute means that all U.S. money as identified above is a valid and legal offer of payment for debts when tendered to a creditor. But it does not make it mandatory to accept it.
The processing fees that businesses will incur for electronic payments will simply be passed on to the consumer in the form of higher prices, so this will be somewhat inflationary, but all businesses that heretofore accepted both cash and credit cards have more than likely already adjusted their prices to account for the electronic processing fees.
How will it affect hobbying? Bartering will become more mainstream! Almost everyone has, or needs, a product or service that someone else has. I mean after all, wasn't that the original concept of coinage? Isn't it just an intermediate step in the bartering process anyway, allowing for a delayed barter and also allowing for a third-party in the process?
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Whole Foods
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^ Correction: QR code to pay
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From the horses mouth
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Yellow
Is it crowded in your head where the Clintons live?
They own you ass.
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In the very words of Yuval Noah Harari, " Your Free Will, That is over. "
When CBDC rides in on a Trojan Horse then you will know. However;
Alex breaks down the video of Dr. Cole, a board-certified dermatopathologist talking at his lab with Del BigTree to learn first hand what ingredients are in the COVID-19 vaccine and the real damage they cause. The video of a pathologist showing proof that COVID vaccines cause blood clots.
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Will anyone here accept a 10 OZ bar of silver as ..... ? How about a 10th oz gold coin ?
"But it does not make it mandatory to accept it. "
Point taken as Banks will not exchange Silver or Gold coins for Federal Reserve Notes.
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"I interpret the Great Rest as things that should, or will change as a direct result of the pandemic."
Many are enjoying the Great Rest.
I'm hanging out, just chillin'
Some are taking the Dirt Nap
Here's hoping that StinkyButtz is doing the latter.
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