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A high Social Credit Score meant the person was a good citizen.
A low credit Social Credit Score meant the person was not a good citizen.
People with high Social Credit Scores were rewarded by letting them have better jobs, live in better houses, send their children to better schools, etc.
People with low Social Credit Scores were given low-paying jobs and poorer housing, their children were sent to poorer schools, etc.
How much a person earned, what they could buy and sell, etc., will be based on their loyalty to the government.
During the test, millions of citizens were blacklisted.
I don’t know of anything, other than a loan or a credit card purchase that impacts my personal prices.
But under the new world order, they can place restrictions on freedom of movement, items you can purchase, etc etc based on your words.
or a credit card purchase that impacts my personal prices.
I don’t know of anything, other than a loan or a credit card purchase that impacts my personal prices.
PeopleUnited says
I don’t know of anything, other than a loan or a credit card purchase that impacts my personal prices.
Geographic location - think gas prices and California as one example, same for housing.
PeopleUnited says
or a credit card purchase that impacts my personal prices.
Credit cards don't unless you allow them to. All merchant fees are baked into cash and/or CC purchases. If you pay interest that's kind of on the user. I get paid tax free money back via points, so I'm making money off things I'd need to buy anyway.
Not saying you are, but the animosity towards CC's is laughable. This is January 2023 pricing on my flights per ticket:
MDW>MIA $591 X2
MDW>PHX $119 X1
PHX>BZN $134 X1
BZN>MDW $164 X1
MDW>PUJ $499 X5
Not factoring in 9/11 fees $5.60/ticket and the PUJ international fees I'm saving $4,094 (everyone pays these fees, points or cash for flights). All income tax free. Using my CC points. So if my effective tax rate is 22% across the state and federal income taxes I'm up closer to $5k free money. Don't pay interest on t...
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/digital-currency-fed-moves-toward-monetary-totalitarianism
Digital Currency: The Fed Moves Toward Monetary Totalitarianism
PeopleUnited says
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/digital-currency-fed-moves-toward-monetary-totalitarianism
Digital Currency: The Fed Moves Toward Monetary Totalitarianism
Is this part of the FED wants to be like massive FTX
When you have nothing you have nothing to lose.
Save the planet, eliminate the “excess” humans.
After covering this for some time now, I am convinced not only does the WEF consistently tell you what they are going to do, they sure love to prepare in advance/undertake all of these preparations before they implement what they are going to carry out. For example, before COVID-19 and Monkey pox, they prepared for and ran their germ games; then COVID-19 and Monkey pox happened.
We may tend to assume WEFs decisions only center on health or viruses/diseases. Now they appear to be reprioritizing/reassessing their priorities based on policy. With this updated announcement, there are six themes developed in 2022 that have continued to be refined to set the stage for the 2023 conference beginning in less than a month, from 16-20 January:
Theme #1: Ukraine shines a light on importance of global cooperation
Theme #2: Three interconnected crises - climate, food, energy
Theme #3: Don't use the 'R' (recession)word (but it might be coming anyway)
Theme #4: Preparing for the next pandemic requires ending health disparities
Theme #5: Gender, inequality and Jobs of Tomorrow
Theme #6: 'Our future is digital'
Theme #6 is enough of a looming threat because it invokes the rollout of things like central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), universal basic income and a social credit system like we are seeing in places like China and India.
Dylan
As far as fear goes, fear God. Everything and everyone else is just a distraction.
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Klaus Schwab was asked what global governance would look like, and he replied, “China.”
Five, concerning China: on Nov. 28, 2022, it was reported that massive protests have broken out in many Chinese cities (worse than any other in more than 30 years) over China’s Zero-Covid lockdown policy.
Waves of dissenters are protesting being locked in their houses for more than 3 months, the loss of work, food shortages, lack of medicine, and other grievances.
The police are using tear gas and batons, arresting demonstrators, and banning people on social media, but the protestors are fighting back, busting through barricades, wrestling with police, demanding the resignation of Pres. Xi, etc.
This should tell us something about the kind of world government the WEF wants for everyone on earth.
On Mar. 6, 2018, it was reported that China was evaluating a program that required every citizen to have a National ID number and a Social Credit Score.
Every citizen was being tracked, and their Social Credit Score went up or down based on what groups they belonged to, what they bought, what they read, the websites they browsed, what others said about them, etc.
A high Social Credit Score meant the person was a good citizen.
A low credit Social Credit Score meant the person was not a good citizen.
People with high Social Credit Scores were rewarded by letting them have better jobs, live in better houses, send their children to better schools, etc.
People with low Social Credit Scores were given low-paying jobs and poorer housing, their children were sent to poorer schools, etc.
How much a person earned, what they could buy and sell, etc., will be based on their loyalty to the government.
During the test, millions of citizens were blacklisted.
Now we learn that Klaus Schwab wants this for everyone on earth.
https://www.raptureready.com/2022/12/03/stupid-is-as-stupid-does-by-daymond-duck/