The banking system is being consolidated for central control through a shift to digital currencies, undermining individual freedoms and financial autonomy, while undervalued precious metals like silver are essential for true financial freedom.
Global Banking System and Control
The Bank of International Settlements (BIS) sits atop the global banking hierarchy, controlling the system and clearing all currencies through ISO 222, including BRICS and other digital currencies.
The planned demolition of the current banking system aims to reduce the number of banks for easier control, with the Federal Reserve serving the banking system rather than the people.
The new monetary system will be a technocracy, replacing much of the political class with AI and Robocops, as the monetary system is the most effective means of controlling human behavior.
Digital Currency and Surveillance
The planned financial system reset will shift from paper dollars to a revamped digital system with universal basic income, traced and taxed transactions at the point of sale, and luxury taxes on less efficient purchases.
The new system will eliminate human discretion and embed surveillance into every transaction, reducing people to programmable nodes in a technocratic grid.
AI will control financial transactions and carbon footprints, blocking funds and cutting fuel allotments based on improprieties, without compassion or recourse for individuals.
Sound Money and Resistance
Silver’s unique properties as the best conductor of electricity, heat, and superior acoustical properties make it essential in a high-tech society, giving it an absolute essential quality.
The Constitution, 1792 Coinage Act, and Bland-Allison Act reaffirm that gold and silver are the money of the United States, but since 1913, fiat currency has replaced them.
The sound money movement is gaining momentum at the state level in the US, with legal tender laws, state depositories, and tax exemptions for gold and silver.
Economic and Social Impact
The destruction of people’s savings and earnings is a pervasive and serious issue affecting the ability to have stable households and generational attachment.
The loss of sound money and the ability to store savings for the future causes depression, wasteful spending, and a disconnect between generations.
David Morgan emphasizes the need for people to resist and say “no” to the planned demolition of the banking system and the rise of a technocratic regime, as we are near the “hour of midnight”.