>>513013708
I already know all that (what BIS is planning, ECB). None of it addresses the eurodollar network, the vast uncharted derivative market.
Have (You) seen/read the book 'The Great Taking'? He did a lot of deep research into how the central controllers plan to seize assets, they've been meticulously constructing this over decades.
>WEF covid crisis
Idgaf about any of that. Any kind of mass global 'grid down' scenario simply means that the banking system itself is totally destroyed. There's no redundancy or backup, all of our banking globally is already (never mind all the crypto 'CBDC' hysterics) electronic from the consumer point-of-sale all the way up to investment bank HNW inter-account transactions
I'm not saying you're wrong about any of the things you posted. Just that it doesn't amount to anything in terms of how totally beyond fubar the global economic system is, in fact even the stuff you posted is chuckle-worthy compared to blitzedly fucked everything is. Nobody on /pol/ or the internet has any earthly idea
sorry for the blackpill