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People who support Cashless Society
Those are some of the worries, to be sure. And we're already seeing some aspects of this pay out around the world in different ways and in different countries, especially in the totalitarian regimes. China has a social credit scoring system they seem to be rolling out to control not only access to the banking system, but to other aspects of life, as well. In Canada, look what they did to the truckers they didn't like. Even in the USA, some banks are beginning to use the banking system as a political control tool. I'm not sure what's going on in Australia and the UK, but my guess is hasn't been good lately, based on some of what I've read online. The COVID pandemic and the response to it is another example. In the USA, they were developing "Health Passports" or whatever they called them. Your vaccination status would be entered into the system, along with, presumably, other medical records. Didn't get your jab? No school for you. No job. No going out to eat. Stay in your house or else! So while cashless banking and payments is convenient, it's just a step or two away from totalitarian control. Fortunately, Trump won the election in the USA. Not a good thing for the Globalists and their dreams. Not a good thing for the New World Order. I'm a little worried by Trump's apparent embrace of cryptocurrencies, but we'll see how that plays out. He says there will be no Central Bank Digital Currency, and yet he's all on board with the cryptos? Personally, I don't see the Globalist agenda getting much traction in the near future. At some point, people will have had enough. That's already happening. Americans want to be Americans. Russians want to be Russians. The French people want to be French, and so on. Nothing wrong with that. Anyway, all the fears may be overblown, at least for the near future. Cash isn't going anywhere. How would the underground economy operate? What about all th poor people in the world who have not access whatsoever to banking or digital payment systems? -
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Badenoch Criticizes Starmer's McDonald’s Joke, Citing Double Standards
"You had to wash toilets, you had to flip burgers, you had to handle money". Hopefully, not all at the same time? -
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Russia Doomed .. Just a Wetdream
You really should stop reading the rags they tell you to read...................... -
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Does “Not in the Mood” Even Exist in Asia?
Who is Al and what is he in the mood for? -
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What Movies or TV shows are you watching (2024)
After hearing and reading so much about it, and the upcoming Series 3 to be made in Thailand, thought I would give The White Lotus a go. For me, what a load of bilge. Not even a tasteful glimpse of Sydney Sweeney's puppies! Gave up in Episode 3. -
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Apart from Thais working in the tourism sector, does anyone actually want Russians here?
for speaking the truth? I would say he is spot on in his assessment. -
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Thailand's EV Industry Faces Challenges Amid Subsidy Concerns - video
You get what you pay for. What do you expect for < 560k baht. Not many cars in that price range, that I'd want to own. Matter of fact, none at all. If one's budget for a new car is that low, then that cheap BEV may be the answer. Beats buying petrol. Only the most stupid idiot would run out of battery, anywhere, as plenty of warnings before that would happen. If that stupid, then they surely be running out of petrol in the middle of nowhere -
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Thailand's EV Industry Faces Challenges Amid Subsidy Concerns - video
What does a single woman who runs out of petrol in the middle of nowhere do ?- 1
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