Total control of the masses via insidious 'nudges' (closing banks; removing cash points; providing 'cool' apps; tinkering with the law) and seductive ('convenience') means. It's ramping up. Usury on steroids. Stock up on food, etc.; pay off your debts; hunker down; read e.g. Dean Henderson's books; and keep your heart and soul intact.
Local people are getting together and realise the millions sucked out of their communities using credit cards. The debt folds over and over and over with every transaction when the simple solution is to just get two weeks or one month or more and your cc debt disappears. I know they've grown the impoverished populations that have no choice but there must be an answer to this with local community banks there to only serve the community.
"(Norway has) now rejected the cashless agenda. From the 1st of October, all shops are required by law to accept real physical cash as a form of payment." For payments less than 20,000 NOK (about $1,800).
Total control of the masses via insidious 'nudges' (closing banks; removing cash points; providing 'cool' apps; tinkering with the law) and seductive ('convenience') means. It's ramping up. Usury on steroids. Stock up on food, etc.; pay off your debts; hunker down; read e.g. Dean Henderson's books; and keep your heart and soul intact.
Local people are getting together and realise the millions sucked out of their communities using credit cards. The debt folds over and over and over with every transaction when the simple solution is to just get two weeks or one month or more and your cc debt disappears. I know they've grown the impoverished populations that have no choice but there must be an answer to this with local community banks there to only serve the community.
Apparently Norway recently passed laws to prevent the abolishment of cash: https://open.substack.com/pub/petersweden/p/it-happened-norway-just-rejected?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=1hef7h
"(Norway has) now rejected the cashless agenda. From the 1st of October, all shops are required by law to accept real physical cash as a form of payment." For payments less than 20,000 NOK (about $1,800).