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IMF deputy managing director, Bo Li: CBDCs will be programmable, such that governments will be able to dictate what kind of people can use them, and what kind of things people can buy with them.
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How are you doing? How is everything going? I would have contacted you soon but have been very busy.
Have you been informed about the World Bank benefits in reducing poverty?
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@davidcd0418 Hello
How are you doing? How is everything going? I would have contacted you soon but have been very busy.
Have you been informed about the World Bank benefits in reducing poverty?
As the World Bank is looking to reduce poverty in many countries for development.
The people who did such wonderful things with management of Covid, whatever be their purposes, are the same people who want to do wonderful things with Central Bank Digital Currencies. It's good to think about that.
Money can be precisely targeted by the government on "what people can own," per Bo Li, IMF Deputy Managing Director, on CBDC programmability. Agenda 2030 is 24/7/365 digital surveillance via CBDC + Digital ID -- Chinese social credit system in the making.
source: @Resist_CBDC
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