I told you this was going to happen…
And I pleaded with you to take action, because your wealth and freedom are at stake.
Last month, I penned an article titled "The CBDC Threat Has Gone International." In it, I showed you a report co-authored by the New York Federal Reserve and the Monetary Authority of Singapore that outlined how central bank digital currencies, or CBDCs, can be used for cross-border transactions.
If you’re a regular reader of these pages, you know that a CBDC can be tied to a digital ID that allows the government to freeze your assets or limit your spending if it feels that you’re not complying with a certain order or decree issued by a sitting president or Congress.
Maybe the government doesn’t like how many guns you own or doesn’t approve of a company you invested in, or maybe you didn’t get a mandated vaccine.
And once the government can get immediate access to your cash, you’re powerless to protect it.
Of course, what made that before-mentioned report so concerning was that it not only emboldened the government to use CBDCs within the confines of our own borders but expand them outside our borders as well.
And sure enough, that’s how it’s playing out.
Last week, we got word that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is working on a platform for CBDCs to enable transactions between countries.
It's actually doing this.
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At an African central bank conference, IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said that CBDCs should not be fragmented national propositions, and, in order to have more efficient and fairer transactions, “We need systems that connect countries: We need interoperability.”
Translation…
In order for the global monitoring of your wealth and freedom, we’re going to keep everything connected on a global scale.
So instead of just the U.S. government monitoring your transactions, it’ll be every country participating in this thing.
And just so you know, there are currently 114 central banks actively looking to adopt CBDCs, or, as we call them here in the U.S., FedCoins.
But whatever you call them, make no mistake: This is a very real threat to your wealth and freedom.
When we first started writing about CBDCs and FedCoin, we were primarily focused on how the Federal Reserve would use it to control you, your assets, and really just your way of life. But the farther down this rabbit hole we went, the more terrifying it became.
It’s one thing to counter the illicit activities of our own government, but it’s another entirely to counter the illicit activities of more than 100 different countries, all working together to have mutual jurisdiction over your checking account.
To be honest, I can’t believe it’s gotten this far.
But make no mistake — we’re not taking this lying down.
Instead, we’re arming you with everything you need to protect your wealth from the implementation of CBDCs (which is now a global agenda) in this CBDC survival guide.
In it, you’ll get specific tactics you can use right now to protect yourself from this malicious attempt to give global elites authority over your freedom to create and safeguard your wealth and assets.
While I don’t mean to come off as alarmist, we’d be foolish to not sound the alarm over this.
The global integration of a CBDC could prove to be the greatest threat to freedom not just in the U.S. but all over the world — and I don’t know about you, but I’m not OK with that.
So while the IMF continues to plan its CBDC proliferation across the globe, I would encourage you to check out our CBDC survival guide now.
To a new way of life and a new generation of wealth… Jeff Siegel
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