CHAPTER I | EPISODE III

 

You need to pay attention.

 

The globalist agenda we previously discussed is advancing rapidly, bringing us closer to a centralized system of control. This shift is not just spiritual—it’s economic. The Bible warns of a one-world system where every aspect of life will be regulated, leaving no room for personal freedom outside government oversight.

 

And now, we're witnessing the birth of an economic system that will make this level of regulation a reality.

 

In order to make the tyrannical dreams of the globalists a reality, the financial system needs to be completely overhauled, transforming it from a structure that enables economic freedom to one that enforces control and dependence. This overhaul would involve eliminating traditional cash transactions in favor of digital currencies that are centrally managed. This would ultimately allow authorities to monitor and regulate every transaction down to the smallest purchase.

 

With digital currency as the only legal form of payment, privacy in financial dealings would vanish, giving governments and corporate elites unprecedented access to personal spending habits, preferences, and even potential dissent. This shift would also open the door to "programmable" money, where restrictions could be placed on how, when, and where funds can be used, thus tightening control over individuals. Through these means, the restructured financial system would become a tool of coercion, making it difficult for anyone to participate in the economy without conforming to the globalists’ agendas and rules.

 

And history can teach us how this transition will likely become a reality.

The transformation of the American economy began nearly a century ago, marking a pivotal shift in the nation's economy. In 1933, during the Great Depression, President Roosevelt enacted Executive Order 6102, which required all citizens and corporations to exchange their gold for $20.67 per ounce. Citizens were only allowed to keep miniscule amounts of gold, and faced legal consequences if they didn't comply with the confiscation. The goal of this Executive Order was to stabilize the economy by centralizing control over gold, effectively stripping individuals and institutions of the financial security that its ownership once provided.

 

Congress then enacted a resolution, denying creditors their right to demand payment in gold. This was the first step towards removing the US dollar from the gold standard. Citizens could no longer go to the bank with their gold notes and exchange them for the precious metal.

 

One year after the confiscation, Roosevelt raised the price of gold to $35/oz. Since the government controlled all of the gold in America, they were able to do this, which increased the supply of money the US government could issue. The government cheated the American people out of their gold, then almost instantly increased the value of the gold they confiscated.

 

Fast forward to 1971, and President Nixon sealed the deal, officially removing the US dollar from the gold standard. This is how the dollar became a fiat currency, meaning it was not backed by a commodity, and had no real intrinsic value. This transition meant that the Federal Reserve could now print as much money as they deemed necessary. Since then, inflation has steadily eroded the dollar’s value, and America’s dependence on debt has deepened

The implications of these shifts are now clear. As the U.S. government continues to print money at unprecedented rates. 80% of US dollars ever printed and put into circulation have been printed in the last two years. Inflation is higher than it's been in the past 40 years, and economists say we are headed for the biggest financial collapse in word history. And this collapse will happen swiftly.

 

And we’ve already seen a sneak peak of this in action.

 

You’ve probably already forgot about the bank collapses that occurred in 2023. On March 10, 2023, Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) went under, making it the second-largest bank failure in U.S. history. This sent shockwaves through the system, sparking widespread panic as people rushed to pull their money out, which lead to a $42 billion bank run in a single day. Not long after, Signature Bank followed suit, collapsing as depositors withdrew $10 billion in assets.

 

These back-to-back bank failures were a testament to just how fragile the U.S. financial system really is. When one bank falls, it doesn’t take long for others to go down with it. Fear spreads, putting more banks at risk, and if this cycle keeps up, the entire economy could be in serious trouble.

 

The fallout from these collapses wasn’t limited to the banks themselves. Investors lost billions, startups and small businesses tied to these banks faced cash flow crises, and many people lost faith in the stability of the banking sector (reasonably so). Meanwhile, the government stepped in with emergency measures, including backstopping deposits and offering loans to struggling institutions. These events serve as a stark reminder of how interconnected and precarious our financial systems have become, where a single failure can threaten the entire economy.

 

In response to this crisis, the government has already developed a new approach. Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs).

 

But before we can understand the significance of this transition, we must first understand what CBDCs are exactly.

 

Central Bank Digital Currencies are simply digital forms of a nation’s currency, issued and regulated by the central bank. The goal is to combine the security and stability of traditional currency with the efficiency and technological advantages of digital transactions.

Many people associate CBDCS with cryptocurrency, but there is a major difference between the two forms of commerce. Unlike cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin or Ethereum, which operate on decentralized, permissionless networks, CBDCs are centralized and backed by a government, giving them the full trust and support of the issuing nation’s financial authority.

 

In March 2022, President Biden issued Executive Order 14067, directing federal agencies to prioritize the development of a U.S. Central Bank Digital Currency. This marked a significant shift in the federal government's approach to digital finance. The executive order emphasized the potential benefits of a CBDC, such as faster transactions, reduced costs, and enhanced financial inclusion. However, it has also sparked widespread concern about privacy and freedom, as CBDCs grant governments unprecedented control over individual transactions.

 

This Control stems from a major feature of CBDCs that is extremely concerning: programmability.

 

Unlike cash, which can be spent freely and anonymously, CBDCs offer governments the ability to directly monitor and control financial transactions in unprecedented ways. With a CBDC, every purchase could be tracked in real-time, creating a comprehensive record of a person’s financial activity.

 

Understand this, most of us in today’s economy primarily use digital means for payment anyways; debit cards, credit cards, and “tap to pay”. However, these payments are still done through private banks. This means that the only entity that has access to monitor/control your funds directly are the banks themselves. If the government wanted to be able to monitor your financial history, they would have to first request the information from your bank and ensure the legal requirements to request such information has been in order. This is a stark contrast compared to the capabilities of CBDCs. With a Central Bank Digital Currency, the middleman is essentially cut from the equation, making it a direct line from your finances directly to the issuing government. This means every single transaction made would be instantly accessible by the government.

 

This level of surveillance opens the door to unprecedented control over how and where money can be used. For instance, governments could impose limits on spending in certain industries, such as restricting purchases of goods deemed harmful to the environment or unhealthy for consumers. They could also block transactions that don’t align with policy goals, such as donations to specific organizations or movements that are considered controversial or oppositional to government agendas.

In extreme cases, funds could even be “programmed” to expire after a certain date, forcing consumers to spend their funds within a certain timeframe or lose them altogether. This would effectively eliminate personal savings and long-term financial planning. This technology could also be used to enforce social credit systems, where access to funds is tied to behavior or compliance with regulations. For example, individuals who fail to meet government-mandated health goals or who criticize certain policies might find their spending power restricted or even revoked.

 

And if this sounds far-fetched, this type of currency has already emerged in China.

 

A digital form of the Yuan called the Digital Renminbi or Digital Currency Electronic Payment (DCEP) is currently being implemented into the Chinese economy. Because the currency is completely digital and centralized, this allows the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to alter the currency however, whenever and for whatever reason they choose. The Chinese have even considered adding an expiration date to the currency.

 

In the U.S., the FedNow system—scheduled for phased implementation—lays the technological foundation for CBDCs. FedNow will facilitate instant payments, but it's true purpose is to enable the smooth transition to a fully digital economy. And this transition will likely take place the same way it did in the mid 1900s. Citizens will be forced to give up their cash in exchange for their CBDC tokens. And of course, there will likely be an incentive to persuade compliance. Once cash is eliminated, governments will have the power to control every aspect of economic life.

 

And this economic control is exactly what the Beast will bring.

 

Revelations 13:16-17

"He required all, small and great, rich and poor, free and slave, to be given a mark on their right hand or on their forehead. And no one could buy or sell or trade except those who had the mark..."