/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52397240
>another covid like event
They already practiced the next one. It's called the cyber pandemic and it's a perfect excuse to rug goys' bank balances and kill money velocity ' and they'll blame it on Russia/
China.

>>51675464
I mean, if they need to combat inflation on the demand side they can fuck shit up intermittently with cyber attacks.
Everything is cover for the economic collapse at this point.

>>51634307
Will you stay in Europe?
As this has happened before at smaller scale (argentina, lebanon, cyprus, etc.) we kind of know what to expect at some point (probably soon):
>bank bail-ins
>cross-border capital controls
>travel restrictions
>price caps
>consolidation of resource control
I'm thinking they use the cyber attack meme to rug the financial system and blame it on russia. I think russia is complicit in the scams and putin's "consequences will never be the same" threat to NATO refers to something that recks world payment systems. Again, playing it out theatrically on a stage for the goyim...

I only mention that because, timeline-wise, NATO could escalate after September 30th annexation of UA provinces.

End game: rug legacy finance, roll out UBI via CBDC linked to digital ID and social credit score. Eat bugs live pods be happy.