dTucker - Today is Wednesday May 24th, 2023. Saturday was May 20th, 2023, the day of the ball game.
COVID19 was officially over May 11th 2023.

Los Angeles is dragging its feet. Why not call the stadium and ask what their cash policy is tomorrow?

Let us know. I am curious. Is Governor Devin Newsom a power-freak? These Democrat Socialists never let a good crisis go to waste! Their only profession is lying. How different when Ronald Reagan was governor.

First comes truth, then trust, then love before the family unit becomes the building block of society, otherwise civilization ceases and vanishes. The capacity to deceive is not smart. Life is hell on earth when you cannot trust anybody. One day Hunter Biden will wake up and tell all.

Tucker, let us take a look at Katie Rees's article more thoroughly:

"Cryptocurrency is certainly a type of virtual money, but its characteristics separate it from typical digital currency...

What is "virtual money"? Definition, please.

"Every cryptocurrency out there today exists on a blockchain, which is an immutable ledger of chronological data...

"Immutable" as in DNA of organic life, like poppies, cocaine, and hemp?

but next:

" Cryptocurrencies are generally decentralized, though they can have centralized characteristics. Decentralization refers to a system that spreads data and network power across multiple connection nodes...

Huh, what? What is a "connection node"? What happened to the "immutable block chain"?

"Cryptocurrencies can be traded on various platforms, most notably exchanges. Cryptocurrency exchanges can be either centralized or decentralized..."

What? A "decentralized," "block chain which is an immutable ledger"??? I am sinking in a swamp of Liberal Leftwing Lingo that sounds so intelligent but makes no sense.

Oh, wait.

"However, this lack of regulation exposes cryptocurrency to many risks, including volatile price fluctuations, scams, and fraud...

Duh? What happened to the "immutability," not to be confoosed with "corruptibility."

"Digital currency is more of a blanket term that can be used for various assets...

VARIOUS ASSETS ???? - such as drug cartel purchases, terrorists purchases - weapons, sex trafficking, etc.
or
Maybe the embezzlement of the Bank of Bangladesh at the click of a mouse?
We already witnessed this on 9/11 with the 800 banks in the Twin Towers nightly cash exchange funneled into Allen Dulles' Bank of New York, the harbor of the Russian Mafia at the midnight hour.

Katie Rees concludes"
"Though opinions may vary on cryptocurrency and its future, there's no doubt that digital money, in general, is here to stay."

After the world banking collapse today, I think not. Nobody is going to bail out the EU again.

Tucker, we are listening to Orwellian doublespeak. We are being hoodwinked by Katie Rees with mountains of cute cliches and Meadow Muffins, aka BS.

Sorry if this confused you. Amazing what one little punctuation mark can do. "One week ago today at Dodger Stadium, and the L.A. County Fairgrounds last Saturday."

This is why I have trouble understanding and deciphering what most people write on OPP because of their imprecise written words which are a result of imprecise thinking. Some of it probably results from trying to type with one's thumbs on a small cell phone screen with auto-correct and auto-complete for many commonly used words.

This reminds me of a book titled "Eat, Shoots, and Leaves." or "Eat Shoots, and Leaves." or "Eat Shoots and Leaves."

1) The ball game was on May 17.
2) The fair, May 20th.
3) I don't care because I won't be going back there for a long time.
4) CA is Eff'd up.

An open letter to Speaker of the House, Kevin McCarthy:

Attention Speaker Kevin McCarthy
house.leases@mail.house.gov
5/23/2023

Dear Speaker Kevin McCarthy,
Please stop this nonsense of creating a Digital Currency.
This was Nancy Pelosi's scheme. Nancy Pelosi is gone.

The House controls our national purse, not Biden's Executive Branch nor his Executive Orders.

STOP THIS DIGITAL DOLLAR IN ITS TRACKS NOW.

To quote Senator Barry Goldwater, "the government does not belong in the bedroom."

Neither does the government belong in my medicine cabinet,
Nor does the government belong in my refrigerator,
Nor does the government belong my bank account,
Nor does the government belong in my pocketbook.

We do not want one single world currency; we cannot mix apples and oranges. time is money. The economies of socialist slave states produce far less than free men and free market capitalism.

There has to be currency exchanges to differentiate the different values of nation-state production.

Peeing our hard-earned money down an international rat-hole will not eradicate the slavery of socialism. Look at communist China!

President Biden and the Big Banks are creating a national security problem of the highest order by trying to introduce a United Nations NWO Digital Dollar, starvation, war and death.

Socialism does not work; it was never intended to work. Karl Marx was a monster racketeering racist spawning endless wars. Read all his works: his Gotha Report, his Rhenish Gazette, or his 70 volumes of newspaper articles - never translated into Russian or English.

World War 3 is in the making.

Biden and his New world Order are creating economic stagnation and a bottleneck of evolution by forcing our digital-dollar to subsidize death.

We are not a stupid people and cannot stand these insufferable Democrats lying to us!

We must expose and end Biden's slave-state scheming now.

According to our Constitution, the House controls the purse-strings, not the Executive Branch.

The Constitution would have to be amended and ratified by 3/4th of the 50 states = 38 states. It cannot happen via Biden's Executive Order nor the Federal Reserve Bank, nor the United Nations, nor the International Monetary Fund.

https://www.wnd.com/2023/07/watch-man-refuses-accept-stores-cashless-agenda-told-police-way/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=wnd-newsletter&utm_campaign=dailyam&utm_content=newsletter&ats_es=1a85c2723b642a4cbc29b4df12ae15de&ats_ess=0a3f9f7e88b501dffe195cad2ea5305d7e1afa8ad813d454890a9bf644908c96

WATCH: Man refuses to accept store's cashless agenda, is told 'Police are on their way'
'I've paid my legal tender'
Warner Todd Huston, The Western Journal By Warner Todd Huston, The Western Journal
Published July 31, 2023 at 9:02pm
A man in the United Kingdom entered an Aldi store and immediately became a warrior for freedom by standing against a cashless society as the police were called because he tried to buy some strawberries with hard currency despite the store's ban on cash transactions.

Undated video of the incident shows British activist Piers Corbyn -- brother of the former British Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn -- trying to pay for a pint of strawberries with exact change at the Aldi counter, but since the Greenwich store operates entirely on the Aldi App, his money was refused.

Corbyn left the money on the counter anyway, and exited the store with the fruit. Store employees then reported him to police for stealing the produce, according to a report published Monday by the U.K. Independent.

"I'm offering exactly the right amount of money here," Corbyn said before exiting the store. "I've paid my legal tender."

Piers Corbyn pays with cash at a cashless Aldi, this is how you defeat the globalists…🔥 pic.twitter.com/CIgrtNH7ov

— Pelham (@Resist_05) July 31, 2023

TRENDING: One nation where an entrenched leftist is on the way OUT the door

The Independent did not report whether Corbyn was actually arrested.

Starting last year, the Aldi chain began opening a series of cashless outlets in the U.K. One of the reasons was to offer a "touchless" experience in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, which was still ongoing at the time, the BBC reported.

"Retailers are in a race to offer the most frictionless in-store experience - in retail 'no touch' has become the new normal," retail expert Natalie Berg told the BBC.

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Aldi's cashless stores were spurred on by similar efforts by Amazon, which is working on implementing its own cashless checkout system with its Amazon One payment system. Whole Foods has already included a "palm payment" option at its more than 500 stores, according to the About Amazon website.

In that system, a computer simply recognizes the palm print of a customer and deletes funds from the appropriate account.

"This means Whole Foods Market customers who choose to use Amazon One will no longer need their wallet or even a phone to pay — they can simply hover their palm over an Amazon One device. For Prime members who link their Amazon One profile with their Amazon account, savings will automatically be applied," the site wrote last week.

Whether or not you support Mr. Corbyn and his personal crusades, you can't fault him for opposing a cashless society that relies solely on digital and Internet-based banking. This is a sure way for governments to take a whole list of freedoms away from citizens.

Last year, the world elites who hope to increase their power over the population were rubbing their hands in glee over the idea of a digital currency that they can control in every degree. In May the World Economic Forum held its annual summit, which convened in Switzerland, and one of the items on the agenda was a world digital currency.

The WEF was pushing its Digital Currency Governance Consortium and wants to implement a cashless society that relies entirely on government agencies and banks, and which would operate on digital currencies issued and controlled solely by governments and central banks.

On its website, the WEF says there are more than 18,000 cryptocurrencies causing chaos and adds that “cryptocurrency regulation is imperative” and that “a globally coordinated approach to regulation is necessary.”

In other words, the WEF says governments and central banks should control all digital crypto transactions. However, that would defeat the purpose that cryptocurrencies were created for in the first place.

Total government control over our means of engaging in commerce and security is already being tagged as a "mark of the beast," referring to the warning in the Bible's Book of Revelation that speaks of the end times.

But it's hard to fault the logic for aspiring tyrants. After all, electronic currencies fully controlled by the government means that you, the citizen, will only have "money" when the government says you do. That also means the government can stop you from using what "money" it claims you have in your account, it can summarily take that money away from you at any time, and can completely control what it is "worth" and what it can buy.

Indeed, such a system would be chimerical in all respects. None of it would be based on anything tangible and would rely on things that can change at the will of those in control. It will have no intrinsic value at all.

Worse, it is the perfect means to control you. With digital currency, the government knows where you are when you are spending it, how much you are spending, and what you are buying. Such information can be used to track you down at a moment's notice and control what you are "allowed" to own.

Did you buy too much food? You'll be shut down. Did you buy a gun or ammo? You'll be put on a watch list. Did you buy a book the elites don't like? You'll be branded an "insurrectionist." And in all cases, your whereabouts are pinpointed any time the government feels that you need to be taken into custody.

China already has a digital currency and bans the use of other cryptocurrencies, and the Biden administration is also working to implement such a system.

So, whether you are a fan of Britain's Piers Corbyn or not, he certainly has a point about the dangers of the surveillance state taking control of our currency. For all lovers of freedom, the whole thing should be a hard "no."

I have no problem paying with a credit/debit card/check/etc. But it's my choice. If you are not allowed to pay in cash, don't patronize the establishment and make it clear to everyone associated with them why.

U.S. Currency says right on it " THIS NOTE IS LEGAL TENDER FOR ALL DEBTS, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ".
Either it is a legal tender or we no longer have a legitimate government. I can understand sending a check in lieu of sending cash in the mail because it can be lost or stolen. But when dealing in a face-to-face transaction there is no excuse to refuse cash. The burden should be on the business to hire honest people and have accounting methods that can deal with cash transactions because these no-cash transactions have become far too rampant. The only reason the government doesn't like cash transactions is that they can't audit every one of them and receive taxes. Send those 85,000 new IRS agents out to audit street vendors and such down if they are not reporting income, instead of going after the law-abiding tax-paying citizens who file returns on their income.