Why Most People Are STILL In The Matrix
June 7, 2024
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as posted by the channelWatch the full Real Talk with Zuby podcast with John Bush here:
In their conversation, Zuby and John Bush discuss the rise of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) and the associated threats to personal freedom. They highlight how these digital currencies, controlled by central banks, could enable extensive financial surveillance and social engineering. Bush draws parallels between historical events like 9/11 and the implementation of restrictive policies, suggesting that similar tactics may be used to introduce CBDCs under the guise of convenience.
They also discuss the increasing push towards smart cities, with extensive surveillance and control measures being implemented, often under the pretext of environmental sustainability. Despite this, both Zuby and Bush see a simultaneous trend toward decentralization and the formation of self-sufficient communities as a counter-movement. They advocate for local trade networks, investment in unconfiscatable assets, and building resilient communities as strategies to resist the encroaching centralization and maintain personal sovereignty.
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