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Great news for cash from Austria! Over 500,000 Austrians Demand ‘Right To Cash Payments’ Be Added To Country’s Constitution.
More than half a million Austrians have signed a petition calling for a referendum on the constitutional enshrining of the right to unlimited cash payments. In a country of 8.9 million, the massive show of support for the “right” to pay with cash demonstrates the growing movement against digital currencies.
“The legislature may take federal constitutional measures to anchor the retention of unrestricted cash payments. Cash must be protected to the full extent as a means of payment and a form of property, with no upper limits. Only an anchoring of cash in the federal constitution, grants the freedom and availability of private assets and is to be secured as a fundamental right” according to the wording of the petition, which calls for cash to be anchored in the constitution.
Traditionally, the tactic is to propose something positive to get people to support opening up the Constitution…then they drive the truck through.
I do not know the Austrian rules. But sees to me you can institutionalize cash without giving the bad guys a chance to open up the Constitution.
So beware!
Catherine
Indeed opening up the constitution under this kind of governance is dangerous.
Potential case study: legal analysis of existing constitutions for multiple countries, showing how _existing_ constitutional law prohibits or at least does not support cash bans, digital identity mandates, some properties of proposed CBDCs, 1:1 control nudging of humans via propaganda and/or targeted physical interventions, etc.
Build on the few existing legal cases that have been successful at the city level, e.g. overturning cash bans in NY, PA, CA, or DOJ prosecution and prison time for eBay “security” executives who cyberstalked journalists.
Create collective, pre-emptive bulkwark legal whitepapers against potential truck drivers aiming at constitutional destruction. Like the Solari C19 forms which have jurisdictional variations.
“Get lost”: This is how the leader of the Greens is received in Hanover, Germany
Federal Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock realized on Sunday, October 2rd, that a large part of the people that came to her political rally were against her policies. She was greeted in Hanover with whistles and loud shouts.
According to The Duran, German ministers, including Robert Halbeck, on receiving advice from experts that their proposals were unworkable and would backfire, accused them of using Putin’s talking points, had them investigated, and for some, took them to court. The court cases all collapsed.
Pretty civilized under the circumstances.
Our New Zealand clown, I mean minister, 🙂 of finance is off to the US to meet Jerome Powell and others.
I doubt its about promoting tourism…https://www.beehive.govt.nz/release/finance-minister-lead-business-delegation-us
Great news for cash from Austria! Over 500,000 Austrians Demand ‘Right To Cash Payments’ Be Added To Country’s Constitution.
More than half a million Austrians have signed a petition calling for a referendum on the constitutional enshrining of the right to unlimited cash payments. In a country of 8.9 million, the massive show of support for the “right” to pay with cash demonstrates the growing movement against digital currencies.
“The legislature may take federal constitutional measures to anchor the retention of unrestricted cash payments. Cash must be protected to the full extent as a means of payment and a form of property, with no upper limits. Only an anchoring of cash in the federal constitution, grants the freedom and availability of private assets and is to be secured as a fundamental right” according to the wording of the petition, which calls for cash to be anchored in the constitution.
Traditionally, the tactic is to propose something positive to get people to support opening up the Constitution…then they drive the truck through.
I do not know the Austrian rules. But sees to me you can institutionalize cash without giving the bad guys a chance to open up the Constitution.
So beware!
Catherine
Indeed opening up the constitution under this kind of governance is dangerous.
Potential case study: legal analysis of existing constitutions for multiple countries, showing how _existing_ constitutional law prohibits or at least does not support cash bans, digital identity mandates, some properties of proposed CBDCs, 1:1 control nudging of humans via propaganda and/or targeted physical interventions, etc.
Build on the few existing legal cases that have been successful at the city level, e.g. overturning cash bans in NY, PA, CA, or DOJ prosecution and prison time for eBay “security” executives who cyberstalked journalists.
Create collective, pre-emptive bulkwark legal whitepapers against potential truck drivers aiming at constitutional destruction. Like the Solari C19 forms which have jurisdictional variations.
“Get lost”: This is how the leader of the Greens is received in Hanover, Germany
Federal Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock realized on Sunday, October 2rd, that a large part of the people that came to her political rally were against her policies. She was greeted in Hanover with whistles and loud shouts.
According to The Duran, German ministers, including Robert Halbeck, on receiving advice from experts that their proposals were unworkable and would backfire, accused them of using Putin’s talking points, had them investigated, and for some, took them to court. The court cases all collapsed.
Pretty civilized under the circumstances.
Our New Zealand clown, I mean minister, 🙂 of finance is off to the US to meet Jerome Powell and others.
I doubt its about promoting tourism…https://www.beehive.govt.nz/release/finance-minister-lead-business-delegation-us
Great news for cash from Austria! Over 500,000 Austrians Demand ‘Right To Cash Payments’ Be Added To Country’s Constitution.
More than half a million Austrians have signed a petition calling for a referendum on the constitutional enshrining of the right to unlimited cash payments. In a country of 8.9 million, the massive show of support for the “right” to pay with cash demonstrates the growing movement against digital currencies.
“The legislature may take federal constitutional measures to anchor the retention of unrestricted cash payments. Cash must be protected to the full extent as a means of payment and a form of property, with no upper limits. Only an anchoring of cash in the federal constitution, grants the freedom and availability of private assets and is to be secured as a fundamental right” according to the wording of the petition, which calls for cash to be anchored in the constitution.
https://rmx.news/article/over-500000-austrians-demand-right-to-cash-payments-be-added-to-countrys-constitution/
https://www.bmi.gv.at/411/Volksbegehren_der_XX_Gesetzgebungsperiode/FUER_UNEINGESCHRAENKTE_BARGELDZAHLUNG/start.aspx
Beware.
Traditionally, the tactic is to propose something positive to get people to support opening up the Constitution…then they drive the truck through.
I do not know the Austrian rules. But sees to me you can institutionalize cash without giving the bad guys a chance to open up the Constitution.
So beware!
Catherine
Indeed opening up the constitution under this kind of governance is dangerous.
Potential case study: legal analysis of existing constitutions for multiple countries, showing how _existing_ constitutional law prohibits or at least does not support cash bans, digital identity mandates, some properties of proposed CBDCs, 1:1 control nudging of humans via propaganda and/or targeted physical interventions, etc.
Build on the few existing legal cases that have been successful at the city level, e.g. overturning cash bans in NY, PA, CA, or DOJ prosecution and prison time for eBay “security” executives who cyberstalked journalists.
Create collective, pre-emptive bulkwark legal whitepapers against potential truck drivers aiming at constitutional destruction. Like the Solari C19 forms which have jurisdictional variations.
https://www.alamy.com/steel-covered-barricade-blocks-installed-along-5th-avenue-in-front-of-the-empire-state-building-in-new-york-city-shows-the-security-conscious-times-we-image387556274.html
“Get lost”: This is how the leader of the Greens is received in Hanover, Germany
Federal Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock realized on Sunday, October 2rd, that a large part of the people that came to her political rally were against her policies. She was greeted in Hanover with whistles and loud shouts.
https://t.me/viel_los/1813?single
According to The Duran, German ministers, including Robert Halbeck, on receiving advice from experts that their proposals were unworkable and would backfire, accused them of using Putin’s talking points, had them investigated, and for some, took them to court. The court cases all collapsed.
Pretty civilized under the circumstances.
Our New Zealand clown, I mean minister, 🙂 of finance is off to the US to meet Jerome Powell and others.
I doubt its about promoting tourism…https://www.beehive.govt.nz/release/finance-minister-lead-business-delegation-us