The World Economic Forum (WEF) is riding hard for CBDCs (central bank digital currencies).
That, in and of itself, gives pause to critically-minded observers. But it’s worth keeping up with how WEF carries out this campaign aimed at as broad as possible CBDCs adoption.
At this point, the “elevator pitch,” pushed by the informal group gathering the most influential globalist elites, is to transition from simply advocating in favor of this massively controversial form of money.
Now, WEF wants to pretend that adopting, or planning to adopt CBDCs is a more or less a done deal, and move onto the technical nitty-gritty. And yet, even while shifting the narrative this way, some decidedly policy (and political) decisions, to be made by governments and regulators, are also pushed for.