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US Congressman Ronny Jackson says CBDC is a Trojan Horse
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Major Whip Tom Emmer stood behind the CBDC Anti-Surveillance State Act, warning about the government use of CBDCs as surveillance tools. Republican Ronny
According to Coincu, US Congressman Ronny Jackson has expressed concerns about Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), calling it a potential 'trojan horse' for
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US Congressman Ronny Jackson says central bank digital currency, or CBDC, is a trojan horse for global elites. In response to the House Majority Whip Tom Emmers
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Corruption Jackson identified corruption as a major contributor to the crisis, arguing that the Congolese government has failed to tackle it. He highlighted how corruption benefits certain
In this important interview, we sit down with Nick Anthony, a leading expert on CBDCs and author of Digital Currency or Digital Control?, to unpack the potential risks
US Congressman Ronny Jackson says central bank digital currency, or CBDC, is a trojan horse for global elites. In response to the House Majority Whip Tom
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Politicians across the aisle are lining up to declare CBDCs un-Americantools of surveillance and central control. And they’re right. But the punchline? The U.S. doesn’t
However, Ramaswamy counters this argument, asserting that CBDCs are not a benign innovation but rather a Trojan horse for the “Great Reset.” He contends that Central
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