Control.
Look at China with its "cashless" system that is being used in cities by the people.
It works.
HOWEVER!
It also gives those in power total and utter power.
No freedom to privacy, NO CHOICE IN THE MATTER.
5G is being shoved down our throats, the tech is all in place, the legislature is being pushed through, the masses have never experience a true totalitarian state to know any better.
Note: Theory vs Experience often collide!
So, yeah, interesting times coming our way, but don't stress, it isn't happening only in Australia.
It is a world wide thing, which has been not only "announced" by the UN in the UN Agenda 21, but actually accepted and voted in by the bulk (maybe all) of the states/nations out there.
Some countries are not fulfilling their duties as per this agenda, or so it may seem. However, when looked at closer, it is clear that their "local governments" within the administrative borders of the country are pushing this agenda and getting all the prep work done.
Basically, for those who haven't read up on it, what it equates to is the following:
ALL, land, food, water shall be micromanaged by the governments.
Think about it!
Cashless societies is one step in the process of achieving the voted in UN Agenda 21.
The part that bugs me is:
When did any of the nations who voted in this UN Agenda 21 hold an open discussion and referendum, ensuring that the people of their nations, that they so justly represent have a say in the matter, or at least voice opinions on it!
EXACTLY.
NEVER.
So from seeing this happen in a totalitarian national socialist state like China, where the people do not have the right to voice opinions, to it now being pushed through all over the world.
No conspiracy theory here, all listed facts and historical events/data backing every word in this comment.
For those who see it, great. For those who don't, or who are still in denial, well, there is not much that any of us can do, except find alternatives that shall ensure our human rights to a freedom of choice, freedom to privacy and most of all the ability to have independence (as INDIVIDUALS) and not 'total and utter dependence' on governments for everything, including but not limited to our daily bread and water!
Cheers.
RE: Australias Cash Ban : Rising Authoritarianism in the Land of Plenty