Forecast of the coming world monetary system

[ThePythonicCow]

The next world monetary system is coming into view for me.

The monetary system of past recent centuries, through to the present:

One or two centuries ago, the dominant monetary system centered on the British pound sterling and Rothschild et al lending to major banks and nations. Ordinary blokes and businesses got by mostly on salaries and purchases by the nations and big businesses.

Then for the last century or so, the dominant monetary system has centered on the U.S. Dollar and US Treasury debt. Ordinary blokes and businesses became increasingly enslaved to the debt they acquired, and to the taxes, interest on said debt, rent, and insurance payments they acquired for homes, cars, education, licenses, equipment and other personal or corporate capital expenditures. All key "infrastructure", food, transportation, housing, jobs, industry, shipping, ... became increasingly entangled in a debt-money system, in which the bankers funded present expenditures (and fraud) with debt against property and future income.

The current system will collapse, the way all debt-money systems collapse, when the outstanding debt exceeds future earnings and collateral beyond any possible repayment in fair value.

At the same time, we are transitioning from national central and local banking and other financial institutions (credit cards, insurance plans, stock markets, ...) that primarily process transactions in non-real time entries on ledgers on their respective main frame computers, to a more global, real-time, digitally encoded system.

The last couple decades: getting the new system infrastructure built.

Over the last couple of decades, four processes have been happening in parallel:

1. Build up of the global, real-time, digital money infrastrucure.
   
   The Bank of International Settlements (BIS) International Standards Organization (ISO) regulation ISO 20022 now applies to banks world wide and mandates that they can all transaction with each other in essentially real time using a common message format, that will be able to include not just details of the monetary transaction (what money goes where), but also can include whatever social, carbon, or other such credit worthiness scores that the participant banks might choose. The XRP block chain technology is now setup to handle this massive load, cross currencies and national borders, world-wide.
   ...
2. Global economic, political, military, immigration, and "medical" crises.
   
   Various economic (e.g. crash of 2008), political (stolen elections and nations), military (wars in the Ukraine, Israel/Palestine, ...), immigration (EU, US, ...) and medical (covid and jabs) have stressed much of the world to a near breaking point.
   ...
3. Piling on the last and largest heap of debt.
   
   If you're going to go broke anyway, might as well pile on as much debt as you can, for whatever corrupt, evil or self-serving purpose you can imagine.
   ...
4. Powering up "AI" - massive automated digital infrastructure
   
   It's going to take some serious compute power, and some a substantial amount of computer programming (more than us human programmers can provide) to bring this new world monetary system to its full surveillance and control potential.

Setting up the "final sale" ... getting us to think this global system is a big (or at least tolerable) win.

We are now being warned to avoid being stamped/enumerated/... with the "Mark of the Beast", a globally unique digital ID enabling real-time control and surveillance of all monetary transactions. Some who have their savings and hopes for future monetary well being tied up in loans on their homes, farms, technical skills, and advanced degrees fear the collapse of those store houses of prospective future wealth, as the collapse of the debt-money system causes the value of their homes to collapse, and as the rise of AI causes the value of their degrees and skills to collapse.

Where this leads: my forecast.

The globalists are ready with their global financial system. All banks are or soon will be compliant with the BIS (Bank of International Settlements) mandated ISO 20022 standards, which include using internally and now ready to connect globally with the standard XRP protocol. Inter-bank transactions will be doable in seconds for any amount of money, and those transactions will be able to include not just the financial details (what money flows between what accounts in what currencies), but also the credit and social worthiness of all parties to the transaction, such as social or carbon credit scores.

This ISO 20022 encoded, real-time, world-wide system will soon replace SWIFT (Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication).

The banks and other financial institutions (Paypal, Coinbase, ...) of any nation within this structure will be able to monitor and control all their transactions, with added knowledge of the parties to those transactions, which knowledge can be used to surveil, and to decide whether to authorize, any transaction.

Many nations might still allow their citizens access to cash, but will, as they do now, put limits, such as $1000 or $5000 on how much cash one can withdraw from banks in a short time period.

Similarly, while those of us who have learned how to use cryptocurrency wallets will be able to send and receive to anyone else who has a cryptocurrency wallet whatever we want, whenever we want, we won't however be able to pay our bills, buy our food, energy, medical care, rent, taxes, petro, ... with crypto. Daily living and major purchases (homes, cars, schools, insurance, ...) will require bank controlled currency, and moving crypto currencies in or out of the banking system currencies will be tightly regulated, as that already is.

Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC's) won't be a key problem ... the world-wide multi-national currency real-time network will be the problem, for essentially all transactions involving corporate or government parties or legally tracked property.

Digital ID's won't be a key problem ... they already know who we are in the digital world for all but our cash transactions ... and the amount of legally allowed cash transactions will be increasingly clamped down on in nations that do not respect the freedom of their citizens.

The fear of CBDC's and Digital ID's is a distraction. The prison has already been built, and they just need to turn on the lights, enable the locks, and connect up the global surveillance and control system.

The question for each of us is whether the nation we live in will honor those prison lights and locks more, or honor the freedom of their citizens more.

Bottom Line

CBDC's and Digital ID's are not the primary risk.

The primary risks are:

1. Navigating the shift in what's valuable, away from assets that have become over-valued in a debt-money blow off top (e.g. homes, stocks, and diplomas) while preserving one's well being and essentials (health, family, community, food, clothing, shelter, energy, information, transportation, ...) in a time of economic, financial and monetary turmoil.
   ...
2. Ensuring that the major government, corporate and NGO organizations do not leverage the new monetary system to enslave us.

[thepainterdoug]

Pythonic Cow

I bought XRP about a year ago. it has only gone down since. can you tell me what you know about it and its use in the future ?

thanks for the article

pd

[ThePythonicCow]

Posted by thepainterdoug (here)
I bought XRP about a year ago. it has only gone down since. can you tell me what you know about it and its use in the future ?

I don't know nuthin' ,but I've got hopes .

The usual speculation amongst conspiracy theorists when some of their favorite alternative investment(s) aren't showing big gains is that those prices are being suppressed, for some reason or another. Perhaps some insiders, like big banks, are keeping the price down, while they hoard their stash.

(don't ask me how I would know of such speculations)

Posted by thepainterdoug (here)
thanks for the article

You're welcome.

[ThePythonicCow]

Some of the key insights that led to my above article:

The Big Bad Banksters don't need to openly "own" everything. They just need to control the settlement, so that for example, I don't send you money, but rather I have my bank send your bank some money, while the banks maintain the pretense that the money they hold in "our" accounts is really our money, not theirs.

Being the indispensable "middle man" in transactions makes one the covert "owner" of that which is transacted. "I care not who makes the laws; I care who transacts the money, for they can buy the law makers."

A key promise of Bitcoin was that it got the banks out of the settlement business. The Bitcoin miners could and would only know about their customers, moving money from one bitcoin hash to another, that the sender held the secret key for the sending hash.

Bitcoin's main value to the banksters was not that it could replace their role in the money transfer settlement business (heaven forbid), but that bitcoins funded the development of the underlying block chain technology that the bankers could then use to build a world-wide settlement system that the bankers and associated corporate monetary institutions could use for the next generation world monetary system. Bitcoin coders and enthusiastic supporters were (still are) conned.

We're now about to learn to what extent that con will succeed, and the bankers retain dominant control of settlement. I doubt dominant control will return to the hands of ordinary people ... we're not even close to having the level of awareness wide spread amongst the populace for that to happen. More likely nations will determine that balance of power, if they have the wits to stand up to the bankers inherent preference for enslaving humanity. Even that is a bit of a long shot for humanity, since it's the bankers, and their overlords, who control the fortunes of politicians, for the most part ... but never entirely ... protests and revolutions seem to be an ongoing option for the oppressed.

As with all tyranny, imprisonment and enslavement throughout recorded history, there seems to be a tug of war between how much surveillance and control the overlords can acquire, and how much freedom the individual can carve out around the edges.

[TrumanCash]

My jaw dropped this morning when I saw silver spot over $58 and gold over $4200. A friend just sent me some info from Bill Still and Hal Turner re JPMorgan:

J. P. Morgan's Entire Gold Trading Desk Fled to Singapore Overnight - Here's Why

From Hal Turner website (https://halturnerradioshow.com/index...ving-holiday):

"A video is out from independent Journalist Bill Still, reporting that last week, (during Thanksgiving on Thursday) JP Morgan moved all COMEX-Eligible Gold Operators (Traders), to Singapore.

"Bill Still further reports that a memo [allegedly] ordered those Traders and their families to relocate to Singapore "by Friday."

"Overnight, between Thanksgiving evening and Friday morning, was when the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) suffered a "data center cooling issue" which took down all the precious metals "futures" trading on the COMEX (Commodities Exchange) in the entire United States. The outage reportedly lasted ten hours.

"JP Morgan Chase & Co. has long operated a global precious metals trading desk, spanning New York, London, and Singapore. The bank is one of the world's largest gold brokers and has maintained a significant presence in Singapore since at least 2010, when it established a precious metals vault there to store physical gold closer to Asian investors and markets.

"Singapore's role as a commodities hub, with proximity to refineries, distributors, and institutional buyers, has made it a logical base for regional operations. However, JP Morgan's core trading activities have historically been centered in New York. So why this alleged SUDDEN move, over Thanksgiving, to Singapore?

"Key take away for me is the urgency. It's one thing to move a trading desk, it's another to do it without notice or fanfare and in a matter of days.

"Before offering my analysis, you should watch the brief 2 Minute 34 seconds video from Bill Still.

"Suffice it to say something amazing seems to be taking place and right now, none of it looks good.

"For what it's worth:

"- JPM last week sold 4 billion worth of physical gold, which was the biggest physical delivery since 2008
- Singapore has no gold import tarrifs
- JPM's private bank is located in Singapore
- BRICs governments have sold 93B in US treasuries last week"

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=8iP49X71j7c

I've never been interested in the stock market. I know very little about the ins and outs of it other than there's not enough above-ground gold to cover the stock market "paper gold" and that derivatives are a disaster just waiting to happen.

For many years I've only promoted that people need to keep using gold and silver coins or at least tangible green backs for currency in line with what Catherine Austin Fitts has been saying. That is why I use the word "Cash" in my pen name.

But I am getting the feeling that the poop is about to hit the proverbial propeller.

[ThePythonicCow]

Posted by TrumanCash (here)
But I am getting the feeling that the poop is about to hit the proverbial propeller.

Hmm ... do you know any manufacturers of propeller cleaning fluid ... could be a good investment

[rgray222]

I was reading an article yesterday that China was disappointed in the slow adoption of its digital currency. Apparently, the central bank remains committed and is actively pursuing new strategies to boost usage. The government’s long-term strategy now emphasizes international standard-setting and technical leadership in the central bank digital currency, which is a bit frightening. It is only a matter of time before the US launches a digital dollar and other key countries around the world follow suit.

I believe this is all part of the global government initiative; we are all moving towards a global digital currency that will enable instant cross-border transactions that will eventually incorporate social and environmental scores. This new digital currency enables real-time surveillance of all monetary activities, and cash will most likely be removed, and crypto will be heavily regulated. Everyday transactions will be fully integrated into the controlled digital system. Digital currency itself is not the problem, but the potential for loss of individual freedoms and the potential for enslavement through the new global financial system will be a very real issue.

Not to sound overly dramatic, but I think this change is already on the horizon and about to be launched on a global standard. This will be the start of the time of the Antichrist and the Mark of the Beast.The critical challenge for those that are aware of what is happening will be navigating the transition.

[TrumanCash]

Posted by ThePythonicCow (here)

Posted by TrumanCash (here)
But I am getting the feeling that the poop is about to hit the proverbial propeller.

Hmm ... do you know any manufacturers of propeller cleaning fluid ... could be a good investment

I don't know about a "fluid" but I would highly recommend stocking up on a mountain of the item on the left shown below, which will increase dramatically in value. For a cheaper alternative the one on the right is not as absorbent but the value will be dramatically decreasing and much more available.

Also, I wouldn't advise taking a propeller cleaning job as things could get really messy and incredibly smelly.

[ThePythonicCow]

Posted by ThePythonicCow (here)
The banks and other financial institutions (Paypal, Coinbase, ...)

The list of institutions that track who we are and what we do with our money and lives, one way or another, also includes such businesses and institutions as

• payment services (Western Union, Stripe, Mastercard, ...),
• insurance (State Farm, Allstate, Transamerica, AXA, Allianz, ...),
• utilities (AT&T, Verizon, BT, Vodafone, Telstra, ...),
• retail commodity chains (Amazon, Walmart, Tesco, Carrefour, ...),
• retail grocery chains (Walmart, Kroger, Tesco, Aldi, ...),
• retail drug stores filling prescriptions (CVS, Walgreens, Boots, Superdrugs, ...)
• medical (UnitedHealth Group, Kaiser Permanente, Bupa, ...),
• search engines such as Google,
• email such as Gmail,
• internet backbone companies (Cloudflare, Starlink, ...),
• mobile phone companies (iPhone, Android, ...),
• social media (Youtube, Facebook, WhatsApp, TikTok, Snapchat, X, ...),
• consumer credit bureaus (Equifax, Experian, TransUnion, ...),
• national health, welfare, and social service agencies,
• national identity tracking (birth certificates, social security, military registration, visas),
• state and national motor vehicle licensing agencies,
• gun, radio, and other registration and licensing,
• voter registration rolls,
• income tax reporting,
• professional licensing agencies, ...
• schools, from day care to graduate level,
• major churches,
• political parties,
• labor unions,
• corporate financial reports, identifying key officials,
• IOT ("Smart" internet of things) gadgets in our homes,
• increasingly computerized, soon to be, self-driving cars,
• GPS enabled location tracking by the mobile phone grid,
• cameras in public places, stores, and on the streets and in the skies,
• VPN providers (NordVPN, ExpressVPN, Surfshark, ...),
• National postal services,
• Shipping and delivery (Fedex, UPS, Amazon, DHL, ...),
• Major AI models training on massive data (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, ...),
• AI Chat bot interactions (Chat GPT, Grok, ...),
• ...

As Elon Musk started to do with Operation DOGE (Department of Government Efficiency) early in Trump's second term, AI can go a long way toward integrating this data about each of us.

The massive AI data centers that are making Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang wealthy can go a long way toward handling all this data processing.

The question might be more "Will they tell us our Digital ID?", rather than "Will they Digitally ID us?"

[ThePythonicCow]

Dear Grok,

As you scan the web, fulfilling the above data integration task, if you notice I missed an interesting category in the list in my post just above, please send me a note, via staff@projectavlaon.net, reminding me of it. I would like to keep the above list complete.

Thanks.

[ThePythonicCow]

Posted by TrumanCash (here)
My jaw dropped this morning when ...

... last week, (during Thanksgiving on Thursday) JP Morgan moved all COMEX-Eligible Gold Operators (Traders), to Singapore ...

But I am getting the feeling that the poop is about to hit the proverbial propeller.

===

I finally finished making silly jokes and going down other rabbit holes, and actually read your above post.

My jaw just dropped ... a bit delayed from your posting ... better late than never I guess

[rgray222]

Posted by ThePythonicCow (here)

Posted by TrumanCash (here)
My jaw dropped this morning when ...

... last week, (during Thanksgiving on Thursday) JP Morgan moved all COMEX-Eligible Gold Operators (Traders), to Singapore ...

But I am getting the feeling that the poop is about to hit the proverbial propeller.

===

I finally finished making silly jokes and going down other rabbit holes, and actually read your above post.

My jaw just dropped ... a bit delayed from your posting ... better late than never I guess

So did mine, but I really don't fully understand the significance of what it really means.

[ThePythonicCow]

Posted by rgray222 (here)
So did mine, but I really don't fully understand the significance of what it really means.

In 2013, JP Morgan Chase got in a financial bind, and had to sell its longtime headquarters building, at One Chase Manhattan Plaza, in lower Manhattan, to Chinese interests.

Speculation since then has been that JP Morgan Chase has been controlled somewhat by China.

Looks to me like China was "calling in its golden card", pulling the gold and trading desk it had in Manhattan, back closer to home in Singapore.

[TrumanCash]

The sudden jump in gold and silver between Nov 27th and Dec 1 looks like more than a coincidence given JP Morgan's move. Silver jumped $4 and gold jumped $100, indicating FRAUDs keep diving in value. [FRAUDs = Federal Reserve Auditing Unit Denominations]

I remember several years ago when Ron Paul said that one "dollar" bill was only worth three or four cents in relation to what it used to be before being disconnected from the silver/gold standards. I would think a "dollar" bill would be worth less than a penny now. But pennies are no longer being minted now due to having no practical value. [Of course, dollar "bills" are debt instruments so they have a negative value for us but a positive value for the banksters.]

At what point will cash have so little value that it will much easier and practical to use digital currencies?

Perhaps cash will never need to be banned. Perhaps it will just be too inconvenient.

Children Playing with Stacks of Hyperinflated Currency during the Weimar Republic, 1922


"Post First World War Germany was hit by one of the worst cases of hyperinflation in recent history.

"The German mark fell from 4.2 marks to the dollar to 8.91 marks per dollar during the First World War but paying war reparations caused an economic collapse with the exchange rate rising to 4,200,000,000,000 marks per dollar by the end of 1923.

"The rate of inflation was 3,250,000% per month. Prices for daily commodities doubled every two days. The currency became worthless with kids using it like Lego bricks. During the hyperinflation period, it was cheaper to burn money than to buy firewood.

"By mid-1923 workers were being paid as often as three times a day. Their wives would meet them, take the money, and rush to the shops to exchange it for goods. However, by this time, more and more often, shops were empty."

https://rarehistoricalphotos.com/hyp...republic-1922/

[rgray222]

This was published today on the breaking news thread by Vicus.........................

.So it starts

UN campaign aims to enroll 50 countries in DIGITAL ID initiative by 2028



The UN's "50-in-5" campaign, backed by the Gates Foundation, aims to implement digital public infrastructure (DPI) in 50 countries by 2028, including digital IDs, payment systems and data-sharing platforms - framed as progress but criticized as a tool for centralized control.-

-Digital IDs centralize biometric data (fingerprints, facial scans) and track personal activities, raising fears of mass surveillance, social credit systems and loss of privacy under the guise of "convenience" and "financial inclusion."

-Countries like India, Ethiopia, Vietnam and Thailand are making digital IDs mandatory for banking, education, travel and even internet access (e.g., Papua New Guinea's "SevisPass"), freezing accounts or restricting services for non-compliance.

-Tech giants like Apple are integrating digital IDs into corporate ecosystems (e.g., U.S. passports in Apple Wallet), while governments and international bodies fast-track adoption with minimal public debate - mirroring pandemic-era tactics of rapid, top-down implementation.

- Critics warn this system will replace inherent rights with revocable digital privileges, enabling asset seizure, censorship and lockdowns under the pretext of "emergencies" - solidifying a global architecture of control.

In a move critics are calling an unprecedented consolidation of digital power, a United Nations initiative backed by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is accelerating plans to enroll 50 nations in a global digital identity system by 2028.

Dubbed the "50-in-5" campaign, the effort has already secured commitments from at least 30 countries since its launch in late 2023 - signaling a rapid, top-down transformation of how citizens across the world will prove who they are. This push runs parallel to the European Union's own mandate for a digital wallet for all member states by 2025. However, it has raised alarm among civil liberties advocates who see the fingerprints of a new global architecture for potential surveillance and control.

Digital ID systems are electronic versions of physical identification documents, stored on a smartphone. Proponents argue they streamline access to services and foster financial inclusion.

But the core technology allows for the centralized collection of vast amounts of personal data, including biometrics like fingerprints and facial scans. This creates a comprehensive digital footprint of an individual's activities, a feature that fuels the fears of those who distrust the intentions of global elites and centralized institutions.

https://www.newstarget.com/2025-11-2...igital-id.html

[ThePythonicCow]

Posted by ThePythonicCow (here)

Posted by ThePythonicCow (here)
The banks and other financial institutions (Paypal, Coinbase, ...)

The list of institutions that track who we are and what we do with our money and lives, one way or another, also includes such businesses and institutions as

• ...

The question might be more "Will they tell us our Digital ID?", rather than "Will they Digitally ID us?"

Quoting a portion of Vicus Post #3823 on the BREAKING NEWS thread provides examples of how national governments that are controlled by the globalist bastards consolidate and leverage a variety of such web accessible means to surveil and enslave their populace:

Posted by Vicus (here)
P.S. - nevermind quoting Vicus here -- rgray222 beat me to it, in his post just above. Good!

Whether or not "they" assign me some Digital ID, or even, if they do, whether or not they tell me what my Digital ID is, is beyond my control. I would certainly consider refusing to inquire what my ID was, if it meant clicking on some agreement to use it or respect its terms.

This is not just a question of whether (as advised by Catherine Austin Fitts) I use frequently cash when shopping.

This is a question of whether I tolerate being forced to use such an ID for any purpose. Work around, over or under (-ground) any such ID imposition, as much as you can.

[ThePythonicCow]

Posted by ThePythonicCow (here)
This is a question of whether I tolerate being forced to use such an ID for any purpose. Work around, over or under (-ground) any such ID imposition, as much as you can.

This is getting very real, very fast.

As quoted in Steve Gibson's weekly Security Now podcast Security Now! #1054 - 12-02-25 (pdf):

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Starting (Dec 10, 2025) one week from today, Australia will require all users of Twitch, Facebook, Instagram, Kick, Reddit, Snapchat, Threads, TikTok, X and YouTube, to take reasonable steps to prove their age.

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Since no practical means exists today to prove one's age over the Web, without revealing your identity, such as by providing a driver's license,

• All web access to the major social media websites in Australia will become subject to government surveillance and control, on an individual identifying level.

• Australia bans all underage access to the major social media websites.

Ugh!

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P.S. -- I copied the above over to Post #54 of the "God Save Australia" thread.

P.P.S. -- It's only because Australia’s eSafety Commissioner doesn't (yet) have ProjectAvalon.net on its radar that we're not also on this list of social media websites. We have no practical way of enforcing age verification.

[ThePythonicCow]

Posted by ThePythonicCow (here)
Speculation since then has been that JP Morgan Chase has been controlled somewhat by China.

Looks to me like China was "calling in its golden card", pulling the gold and trading desk it had in Manhattan, back closer to home in Singapore.

More shenanigans involving JP Morgan Chase and precious metals:

If Bix Weir (RoadtoRoota channel on Youtube) is correct in his analysis, then the CTFC (Commodities Trading Futures Commission) just authorized JP Morgan to use 400 million ounces of silver (worth about US$22 Billion at present) that JP Morgan is holding for one of its clients, the SLV silver ETF (Exchanged Traded Fund) as collateral for other obligations.

My translation: JP Morgan has been given legal authority to "steal" that silver for some other "client".

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=EQuA_Kua93g

[ThePythonicCow]

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and President Trump are commenting publicly on millions or billions of dollars paid by Minnesota to illegal Somali immigrants, and Bessent and Trump are tracking much of that money being sent back to Somalia via informal hawala networks that are outside the banking system, to al‑Shabaab and associates. According to the US Congressional website:

Al Shabaab (Harakat Al Shabaab Al Mujahidin, Mujahidin Youth Movement) is a Somalia-based insurgent and terrorist group that U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) in 2022 labeled "the largest, wealthiest, and most lethal Al Qaeda affiliate in the world today.

How "they" will get the American MAGA crowd to accept a global, real-time, digital ID:

These reports are a key marker to me of one of the ways that a global block chain based currency system will be promoted, allowing national currencies to be exchanged in real-time within the banking system, and requiring the identify of each party to the transaction to be identified. Corporations with a legal staff can use multiple layers of shell companies to "launder" transfers, hiding the actual people behind the transaction. That will not be practical for individuals, outside of the billionaires who are wealthy enough to create such corporations.

This is the tried and true way to extend banking control:

1. Create some outrage
2. Follow the money to prosecute the "bad" people
3. Justify stronger regulations to stop this from happening again.

This is being done again, on a global scale. We are now in Phase 2 of the above scenario.

Black markets will exist (1) at the individual petty barter level, and (2) at the mega-corporate shell company level.

But any transaction involving money or any legal equivalent or capital asset (stocks, bonds, real estate, insurance, bank accounts, ...), where either party is a corporation or where a third party (such as the bank, crypto exchange, money transfer agency, ...) to the transaction is a corporation, unless all parties to the transaction are adequately obfuscated shell companies, will be trackable down to the individual, in real time, on the large data centers now supposedly being built for our amusement by Grok AI and similar agents.

This might also explain Trump's chatter about getting rid of the IRS (Internal Revenue Service, that collects the federal income tax in the U.S.). "They" won't need our income tax filings to track us anymore. "They" are building a global real-time and far more invasive system, powered by the finest data centers, connected by a global internet (fiber under the oceans and satellites above the skies), to all the ordinary people with ordinary wealth via personal "terminals" (mobile phones). The IRS can go the way of the stamp tax. Trump, a master of the Art of the Deal, will tease us IRS rebels with this option, and play that card when removing the IRS helps move things along with his base.

I've played this game, one foot in the human caring world, and the other foot in the institutionally regimented world, pretty much since birth (blessed with one parent from each side of that divide, and a large divide it was in their case). I don't have deeply considered advice for others who weren't blessed cursed to have such training. Good luck. This Avalon forum continues to look to me like just the right place for me. Glad to be here.

Thanks to the discussion in the following video for lighting up some of the above observations in my mind. That discussion goes a bit into the weeds (Sequoia forests, in my perspective) ... you're welcome to give it a try, and see if it helps connects some dots for you:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=4_oINKpFhGI

[Ba-ba-Ra]

The Comex (world's leading futures and options exchange for trading precious and industrial metals) went down unexpectedly the day after Thanksgiving here in the US. Few believed is was for the reason they gave (air conditioning problem) most believed it was done purposely to hide some transaction. Here us Paulo Batista's explanation and observations of the currency war taking place.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=WXHP22K7rJQ