>Pandemic is cover for converting everyone to digital cash.
I'm surprised they haven't been shouting about this by now..
"It appears the virus is being predominantly spread by paper money, and even on coins. Moreso than person to person transmission even."
Crock of shit.
>Where have you been?
>They are trying that for 18 months now.
I've been here for the last 18 months. Don't recall a single article or mention.
And your sauceless sauce is sauceless.
>and avoid the use of cash when possible.
Ok thanks for the sauce. That's new to me.
It actually seems like cash would be safer than everyone sharing the credit card machine and punching in their pins.
I pay cash for everything and I see dumb fucks using credit cards to buy a bottle of water.
>Tell them to put a finger inside their anus to protect themselves from the virus and they will do it.
Kek that's funny you said that because I said the same thing to a co-worker about another libtard co-worker about a year ago when they mandated masks at work.
I said if Cuomo told everyone to stick their thumb up their ass to help stop the spread, libtard co-worker would be first in line.
Reminds of that meme:
YOU IGNORANT CONSERVATIVES
DON'T UNDERSTAND SCIENCE
"Hundreds of NYC inmates serving time on Rikers set for early release amid surging crime"
Hundreds of inmates serving time on Rikers Island are set to be sprung prematurely as part of a desperate bid by Mayor Bill de Blasio to deal with the shortage of correction officers willing to work there, The Post has learned.
The horde of ex-cons — who could be freed starting Tuesday — would comprise the second wave of convicted criminals granted early release since last year, when officials used the COVID-19 pandemic to justify putting around 300 jailbirds back on the streets.
https://nypost.com/2021/09/06/second-wave-of-nyc-inmates-set-for-early-release-sources/?utm_campaign=SocialFlow&utm_medium=SocialFlow&utm_source=NYPTwitter
>yes i watched ALL OF IT twice now
Well I'm surprised you didn't mention that he uses SEVERAL Q phrases:
precipice
watch the water
stage is set
best is yet to come
you have more than you know
Seems like you might have mentioned that if you watched it twice. Kind of hard to miss.
I watched it all. There are many interesting parts but weak on sauce.
Also, it's clearly not done after 6 hours. There are unanswered questions he said he was going to get to but did not. And it cuts off abruptly.
I searched for parts 8 or beyond on YT and Rumble but couldn't find anything.
I'm not convinced that architecture was built by horse and cart people any more than I'm convinced the pyramids were built by slave labor.
And fuck bloomberg.