By Catherine Austin Fitts

Numerous national and state officials in the United States are being aggressively lobbied to support programmable money. This comes in numerous forms: defending the Fed’s authority to issue central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) or trying to get states to do stablecoins and digital assets and tokens that hold out the potential of a privatized form of CBDC. Private vendors stand to make fortunes if they can only persuade government leaders to use digital transaction technology to compromise state and individual sovereignty.

In the midst of this push to end liberty, it is worth pausing and taking some time to review an increasing amount of evidence that Jeffrey Epstein played an essential role—sponsored by David Rockefeller and all three branches of the Rothschild family—in orchestrating and financing the development of programmable money.

The case is made by a fascinating Substack titled “The price of freedom is eternal vigilance” and written anonymously. If you think the current push for programmable money is tolerable, you will want to think again after considering exactly who and what is behind it. I strongly recommend you read all the posts from January 30 to date in chronological order.

The beast is clearly trying to make its mark.