The UN Pact to Abolish Cash: A Dystopian Nightmare on a Global Scale
Sometimes you wonder if what's happening behind the scenes of international politics is inspired by a bad science fiction novel. But reality often surpasses fiction in its horror. The latest "pact" forged by the UN at their so-called "Future Summit" aims to destroy the last bastion of our freedom: cash. Yes, you heard that right. Good old cash, which has always been a symbol of independence and autonomy, is to be abolished. And those who enter into this "pact" could be seen as complicit in a devilish game.
But let's not be fooled by catchy terms like "digital innovation" or "financial technology of the future." This so-called progress is nothing more than a cleverly packaged control mechanism. The UN pact to introduce a cashless society could be described as a "deal with the devil." A deal that leads us into a dystopian future where individuals possess no financial freedom but are merely cogs in a well-oiled control apparatus. Welcome to the future – a future where your account can be frozen at the push of a button if you don’t comply.
The Silent but Dangerous Introduction of CBDCs
But what exactly is happening here? The answer lies in an inconspicuous but highly dangerous acronym: CBDC, the so-called "Central Bank Digital Currency." This "central bank digital currency" is being presented as the next step into the future of finance. AgustÃn Carstens, the general director of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), has openly admitted it: CBDCs give central banks "absolute control" over their usage and the technology to enforce this control.
Does this sound like freedom to you? Hardly. On the contrary, it sounds like a sinister plan to elevate the power of central banks to an unprecedented level. Imagine your hard-earned money is nothing more than a digital number on a screen – and that number can be monitored, regulated, and even deleted by a central authority if you exhibit "misbehavior." Cashless? Yes, but also ruthless. For whoever controls this digital currency holds the power to oversee and govern your life down to the smallest detail.
But the worst part isn’t even the technology itself, but the gradual introduction of this dystopia. Out of fear of rejection, the topic is avoided in public as if it were holy water. CBDCs and the plan to abolish cash are not widely discussed – they are simply introduced, quietly, while the general population is distracted with trivial debates over other issues.
The People? Unnecessary to Ask
One of the most striking features of this pact with the devil is the complete disregard for the right of citizens to have a say. No one actually wants to ask the public if they agree with these plans. Who would agree to give up their last bit of financial independence? It’s no wonder that those responsible avoid the subject. The public’s right to participate? An unwanted luxury. Discussion? Unwelcome. Transparency? Nonexistent.
The truth is that the average citizen has no idea what the introduction of CBDCs means for them. And that is precisely the plan. Only in this way can total financial control over people be enforced without significant resistance. The topic is so dangerous that it is better left unspoken.
The Great Danger: Total Control
So what awaits us in this future, which at first glance seems so convenient and digital? The answer is simple and terrifying: total control. In a world without cash, every transaction, every financial action is traceable. Your privacy no longer exists. Whether you buy a coffee, book a trip, or make a donation – everything is documented and monitored. And if you behave "inappropriately" in any way, this control can be used against you.
Imagine criticizing the government or a powerful institution – and suddenly your access to your own money is restricted. Your account is frozen, your purchasing power reduced. For in a world without cash, your digital balance is your only means of participating in economic life. And that balance can be taken from you in a second if you step on the wrong toes.
The dangers of a cashless society are so obvious that one must wonder why anyone would seriously consider it. But the answer is clear: control. The powerful of this world have recognized that control over the financial system is the ultimate key to controlling people. And what better instrument for this than a digital currency that can be monitored and controlled at every moment?
The Illusion of Convenience
Of course, this future is sold to us as something positive. No more heavy wallets, no more losses through theft, no more money laundering. Everything becomes safe, fast, and convenient. But behind this illusion of convenience lurks danger. For what good is it that you no longer have to carry a heavy wallet if every financial decision is taken away from you? What does it matter that your money is safe from theft if it can be stolen from you at any moment by a government authority?
This convenience is a trap, and many people will fall into it. They will accept the digital currency without realizing that they are giving up their freedom in the process. And by the time they finally realize it, it will be too late. For in a world without cash, there is no way back.
The Global Dimension of Control
It is no coincidence that this plan is being forged on a global level. The abolition of cash is not a national issue. It is a global project being pushed by powerful international institutions like the UN, the BIS, and central banks. Total financial control only works if it is enforced globally. And that is precisely the goal. A world in which every citizen, regardless of the country they live in, is subject to the same mechanisms of control.
But what happens if some countries refuse to participate in this system? Will they be isolated, sanctioned, economically pressured? The answer is clear. For in this new world order, there is no room for dissenters.
Conclusion: A Dark Pact with the Devil
The UN pact to abolish cash is nothing less than a devilish agreement that leads us into a future where freedom is a relic of the past. It is a pact that was made behind closed doors, without the public even having the slightest idea of what is coming their way. But if we don’t wake up soon and resist these plans, it will be too late.A cashless society may seem convenient at first glance, but in reality, we are facing a world of total surveillance and control. And if we enter into this pact, we will pay a high price: our freedom.
