New World Order’s War On Cash Soon To Arrive In U.S.

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The elimination of cash is being pushed globally in a bid to make bankers even more powerful, as the New World Order continues tightening its grip on humanity via its financial arm – the central banks.

The “war on cash” as it is sometimes called has been going on for some time in nearly every country with a privately-owned central bank. This “war” seeks to eliminate all cash, forcing the populace of a particular country or economic zone (in the case of the European Union) to depend on bank cards and online banking transfers for any and all purchases.

No economic expertise is necessary to see that this move would give banks even more power over the world’s populace, allowing banks to track all purchases and have complete control over a person’s access to their own money. Physical cash is much harder for banks and governments to steal via taxes, bail-outs, and negative interest rates.

True Activist reports:

The plan is a nightmare for impoverished countries or countries where wealth inequality is particularly pronounced. In these nations, many stores and vendors do not accept bank cards and many citizens do not have or use bank accounts, essentially alienating them from economic activity. However, the elimination of cash is exactly what is taking place right now in India.

India took an unprecedented step last week by eliminating 500 and 1,000 rupee bank notes from circulation. Though the bills may sound like large denominations, 500 rupees is worth less than $8, making the government’s decision akin to the elimination of $10 or $20 bills in the US. The Indian government’s decision caused the bills to lose their status as legal tender immediately, giving Indians only 50 days to exchange them for smaller denominations or to deposit the equivalent in their bank accounts.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi echoed the same defense of eliminating cash used by central banks, claiming that the decision was made in order to “crack down” on corruption and black market money. However, considering that the Indian government is notoriously corrupt and involved in black market activities themselves as are the bankers who support the move. It’s obvious that there is more to this than they openly admit.

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