Globalized Digital Currency to Replace Cash

 It honestly can’t be much longer before cash vanishes from use.  I know almost all Americans 55 and younger seldom or never hold cash in their wallets.  When the government makes the announcement that cash will be discontinued, most Americans will have no objections because they never use it anyway.  They will nod their heads in approval to the official reasons;  cash spreads deadly germs, expensive to print, expensive to transport, criminals like drug cartels and sex traffickers are the only ones left who want to use it, 99% of all transactions were already cashless in America.  Again, folks have read the Bible for 2000 years and up until the last few had NO IDEA of how a cashless society could ever possible.  And now we know.  We are the first generation to know.

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I have been warning for more than two years that the global beast system will be fully in place when we see the globalists succeed at implementing two key components: A global digital ID for all people and a new form of global digital money that will be designed to replace cash.

They have been racing toward reaching each of these two goals and 2023 may be the year they succeed, although that still remains to be seen.

One thing’s for sure. If they don’t succeed, it won’t be for lack of trying.

On April 10, the globalists dropped a bombshell that very few news outlets have even noticed and I will take the rest of this article to lay it out for you.

The Digital Currency Monetary Authority (DCMA) announced on April 10 it will be launching a new global central bank digital currency, or CBDC, calling it an “universal monetary unit,” also known as the Unicoin, which all of the world’s central banks and commercial banks will be able to use for settlements of trade among each other. The April 10 announcement took place at the annual spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund.

https://leohohmann.com/2023/04/14/the-coming-globalized-digital-money-system-just-got-the-endorsement-it-needed-to-proceed-as-the-replacement-for-fiat-paper-currencies/