“But what was already ready around 2015, is the ultimate goal – what they really want, apparently, I was told by a Central Banker – is CBDC looks like a small grain of rice that they want to put under your skin, which is my view a violation of human dignity. And they realize there is a hurdle to get people to accept this.”
Economics Professor Richard Werner, the man who introduced the economic philosophy of “Quantitative Easing” (QE1 and QE2), recently dropped a bombshell of information regarding the future of commerce and money, and how central banks are working to usher it in.
Prof. Werner has directly worked with central bankers to discuss policy and monetary action, and is a bestselling author who has predicted a lot of the problems world economies face today, and was even honored as a “Global Leader for Tomorrow” in 2003 by the World Economic Forum.
Two weeks ago Werner was a keynote speaker and guest at the annual Amsterdam Science Summit, where interviewer Ivor Cummins caught up with him to discuss the future and potential outcomes for local and global finance…
