Understanding One World Currency And Government Influences
One world currency and government is not necessarily a conspiracy from a well-defined institution such as the United Nations, or some marble building of elected or unelected “representatives” in Europe. It can be something as simple and equally difficult to understand as influence that subtly directs a nation’s fiscal and monetary policy against the interests of its citizens.
Britain’s BREXIT provides an excellent example of its citizens voting to maintain their own sovereignty over an unelected, bureaucratic EU ruling body. Britons voted to leaving the EU in 2016 despite admonishment of other nations that included the US (recall the US’s official response that UK trade priority with the US will be at the back of queue if they leave?), but nearly five years later the simple act of preserving a nation’s sovereignty has seen very little progress. Perhaps, Britons will no longer remember what they voted for, or change their minds for the greater good of one-world concept.
One world concepts aren’t really an attempt to setup one monetary and governance system for the entire world, though they certainly would love to try, but rather an attempt to control the transition of the core economy from North America to Asia. The threat for the West is China.
China won’t adopt the policies of the West. The plan includes the use of force (coercion) through the backing of US military might before they get too powerful. To do all this, the US must join Europe in the same way that Britain cannot leave the EU.
The EU, a union of different cultures, languages, and debt that’s not equally, is failing. It cannot compete and continue without structural changes. Acceptance of structural changes carries a price that some EU members refuse to share. The EU faces cancelling of its debt and currency without these changes. The unelected bureaucracy running the EU seeks eliminating the competition of the US dollar as safe haven for Europeans rather compromising for structural stability. European debt and the Euro cannot be cancelled if physical US dollar still exits. The digital dollar, a monetary concept that keeps showing up in Democrat sponsored legislation, is critical to the plan. Perhaps the Republicans would do the same, but for now it’s clear the Democrats are on board.
Introduction of the digital dollar is part of the one world concept that will unify the US, UK, and Europe to a failing system that requires the support of the US military. The interests of US citizens, the driven force behind the US constitution, are irrelevant. What’s going on behind the scenes extends well beyond MSM discussions of race, immigration, equality, and so on. One world influence does not diminish the important of these discussions; I am a big fan freedom, liberty, and self actualization for ALL. It opens the door not to unfounded conspiracies but rather understanding of why our representatives are supporting and preparing choices that do not benefit their constituents. The only thing that we can do is hold them accountable by understanding the hidden agendas of one world influences.
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