An eminent piece of news has recently been lost. Even the Sparkasse now warns against cash – and yet hardly anyone takes notice. Now, after days, the first media reports the incident. It’s about the “cash”Biotope“. The business of abolishing cash is done here with fear.
We remember the incident: It will not be the last. Because the abolition is being prepared with exactly this argument…
Anyone who wants to abolish cash – for various reasons – must justify this. The savings bank has now resorted to an argument that the IMF used years ago.recommended“: Cash is dirty. The Sparkasse says: “our cash (… ) as a breeding ground for a variety of microbes”. A joke? No, the result of – please note – a “scientific study by biologists and microbiologists”. You could say: Cash is dangerous. If it weren’t so sad.
What is important:
“Today it is no longer enough for the state, or rather the class that controls it, to expropriate its own citizens through direct taxes and additional indirect taxation through inflation. The aim is also for the state to have absolute sovereignty and control over the money.
Anything that contradicts this claim to total control will inevitably be fought by the state. That’s why coins and banknotes are now a thorn in the side of the state. In the past, when the alternative was paper money or gold, paper money was not a problem because gold was perceived as even more disruptive to one’s own claim to power.
Today, however, the alternative is cash or electronic money that is easy to control and, above all, confiscated at any time. Against this background, it is not surprising that states have long since declared war on cash, even if politicians repeatedly use smokescreens to conceal their true intentions, claiming the opposite.
Cash has many advantages for citizens that should be abolished
But at this point the biblical warning “you will know them by their deeds” applies. Anyone who uses cash demonstrates through their actions that they do not want to miss out on certain advantages, such as being able to buy or sell independently of a bank. The purchase is anonymous and does not incur any fees for the cash user.
The state doesn’t like any of that. Therefore, the use of cash is hindered and restricted as much as possible. Banks, credit card providers and also the large global technology companies are happy to join in this effort. They also expect advantages from the transparent citizen.
They can also only earn money from the transactions carried out if they are carried out within and not outside the banking system. So those willing to follow the pervasive propaganda are told that cash is dangerous because terrorists use it or because dangerous viruses accumulate on it.
And if you are not willing, I need force
For those who are unimpressed by this brainwashing, the use of cash becomes increasingly difficult. Tickets can then only be purchased online and cash registers and counters where you could previously pay with cash are gradually being dismantled.
And all because cash allows people to effectively escape the clutches of the state and omnipresent, all-round surveillance. However, once cash is abolished, people will no longer be able to withdraw their money from the banking sector.
By then, at the latest, the door to complete expropriation will not only be a crack, but wide open.”