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I DO NOT CARE FOR YOU ANYMORE.
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——> EVIL FUCKER NAZI SOMETHING PEOPLE
NORWAY, NOW TAPPING INTO RESOURCES
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http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-10-05/norway-seen-plundering-its-wealth-fund-to-ward-off-oil-risks
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http://www.infowars.com/the-beast-system-arises-the-largest-bank-in-norway-calls-for-the-elimination-of-cash/
The Beast System Arises: The Largest Bank In Norway Calls For The
Elimination Of Cash
Many local bank branches in Norway already don’t deal in cash, but that is
not good enough
Michael Snyder | End Of The American Dream - January 25, 2016
The biggest bank in Norway is calling for the complete and total elimination
of cash.
Many local bank branches in Norway already don’t deal in cash, but that is
not good enough for DNB. They want a blanket ban on the use of cash, and
they are selling this as a way to crack down on criminals and money
launderers. But in the end, the truth is that they want to be able to force
everyone in society to use the banks and it would enable them to collect
fees on almost every transaction. It is an agenda that is being driven by
greed, but it could also open the door for great tyranny. Unfortunately, we
are not just seeing aggressive movement toward a cashless society in Norway.
It is also happening in Sweden, in Denmark and in many other nations all
around the globe. The Beast system is rising, and yet very few people out
there even seem alarmed by this.
When I first learned about what was happening in Norway, I was absolutely
stunned. I have ancestors that came over to America from over there, and I
had no idea that this was happening. The following comes from the
International Business Times…
The largest bank in Norway has called for the country to stop using cash,
the Local reported Friday. This comes as the latest move in a country that
has been leading the global charge toward electronic money in recent years,
with several banks already not offering cash in their branch officesand some
industries seeking to cut back on paper currency.
Of course this idea is being sold as something that will be really good for
Norwegian society. DNB promises that eliminating cash will help authorities
crack down on criminal activity and money laundering. Here is more from the
International Business Times…
“Today, there is approximately 50 billion kroner in circulation and [the
country’s central bank] Norges Bank can only account for 40 percent of its
use. That means that 60 percent of money usage is outside of any control. We
believe that is due to under-the-table money and laundering,” Trond
Bentestuen, a DNB executive, told Norwegian website VG, the Local reported.
“There are so many dangers and disadvantages associated with cash, we have
concluded that it should be phased out,” he added.
But in addition to catching more criminals, there are many other reasons why
governments really like the idea of a cashless society. It would also mean
that no financial transaction would escape taxation, and it would also
enable them to watch, track and monitor everything that we do much more
closely.
And banks would be absolutely thrilled with a cashless society. Every member
of society would be forced to use the system, bank runs would be eliminated,
and every time we swipe our cards they would collect a fee.
In addition, there would be absolutely no escaping the bank bail-ins that
are coming in Europe. If there was no way to pull your money out of the
system, there would be no way to avoid the kind of theft that has now been
institutionalized by European authorities. I covered the brand new bail-in
rules that went into effect in Europe on January 1st, 2016 in a previous
article…
If you have a bank account anywhere in Europe, you need to read this
article. On January 1st, 2016, a new bail-in system will go into effect for
all European banks. This new system is based on the Cyprus bank bail-ins
that we witnessed a few years ago. If you will remember, money was grabbed
from anyone that had more than 100,000 euros in their bank accounts in order
to bail out the banks. Now the exact same principles that were used in
Cyprus are going to apply to all of Europe.
Sadly, we are now witnessing a major push toward a cashless society all over
the planet.
It is happening in China, in India, and all over Europe. In fact, some
nations in Europe have already banned cash transactions over a certain
level. Here are just a couple of examples…
As I have written about previously, cash transactions of more than 2,500
euros have already been banned in Spain, and France and Italy have both
banned all cash transactions of more than 1,000 euros.
Little by little, cash is being eradicated, and what we have seen so far is
just the beginning. 417 billion cashless transactions were conducted in
2014, and the final number for 2015 is projected to be much higher.
Of course the epicenter for the transition to a cashless society continues
to be northern Europe.
Denmark intends to entirely eradicate cash by the year 2030, and the
transition to a cashless society in Sweden is now almost complete…
Did you know that 95 percent of all retail sales in Sweden are cashless? And
did you know that the government of Denmark has a stated goal of
“eradicating cash” by the year 2030? All over the world, we are seeing a
relentless march toward a cashless society, and nowhere is this more true
than in northern Europe. In Sweden, hundreds of bank branches no longer
accept or dispense cash, and thousands of ATM machines have been permanently
removed. At this point, bills and coins only account for just 2 percent of
the Swedish economy, and many stores no longer take cash at all. The notion
of a truly “cashless society” was once considered to be science fiction, but
now we are being told that it is “inevitable”, and authorities insist that
it will enable them to thwart criminals, terrorists, drug runners, money
launderers and tax evaders. But what will we give up in the process?
The potential for tyranny is what has me concerned more than anything.
Just imagine a world where you could not buy, sell, get a job or open a bank
account without participating in “the system”.
If you chose to opt out, how would you and your family survive?
And it would be way too easy for the government to set requirements for
participation in the system. For example, they could make it illegal to sell
to anyone without the proper government-issued form of identification, or
they could require some form of loyalty oath as a pre-condition for
enrollment.
The war on cash is a direct assault on the fundamental liberties and
freedoms that we enjoy today. They may promise us that a cashless society
will make our lives better right now, but tomorrow I am afraid that it could
open the door to tyranny on a level that most of us would have never even
imagined.
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