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Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank (“ECB”), is expecting European legislation for the digital euro. According to her, the European Commission will propose legislation for establishing a digital euro in the near future.

“We are in the preparation phase and we are expecting European legislation,” she said in her New Year’s message.

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On the first day of the new year, Lagarde posted a video message announcing that the development of the European Union’s central bank digital currency (“CBDC”) – the digital euro – was in phase 2 and the ECB is “expecting legislation.”

“Another significant development on the horizon is our digital euro. We are in the preparation phase and we are expecting European legislation,” she said. “Once that is done, we will decide whether we move forward with developing a digital form of cash.”

Source: Christine Lagarde on Twitter, 1 January 2025

Lagarde wished those who watched her video a “very, very great start to 2025.” Well, the ECB’s aspirations, as she described them, begin the year on a very, very bad note and in wishing Europeans well she is speaking with a forked tongue.  Take for example the two blatant lies Lagarde told in her message. 

Firstly, they would not be legislating for a digital euro if they were not intending to “move forward” with the agenda.  So, it’s not a case of deciding “whether” to move forward but rather the decision has already been made.

Secondly, CBDCs are not a “digital form of cash.”  They are tokens which can be programmed to be used only for certain items or services and to expire – much like a gift voucher system which retailers use.  Vouchers are for a specific amount to be used on specific items or in specific retailers and expire within a specified time; the retailer’s rules and conditions apply.  It is because of the programmable and centralised nature of CBDCs that they will be used to control who can buy or sell what, when and where; the central bank’s rules and conditions will apply.

Do You Trust Christine Lagarde?  If So, You Shouldn’t

Here are some other reasons why you should not trust Christine Lagarde and, by extension, the ECB that has chosen to employ her.

Convicted Criminal

Christine Lagarde, the former French finance minister and the head of the International Monetary Fund (“IMF”) (2011-2019), was convicted of criminal charges on 19 December 2016, for her role in a €400 million ($429 million; £340 million) government payout to businessman Bernard Tapie. The court found her guilty of negligence for failing to challenge the state arbitration payout, which was given to a friend of former French President Nicolas Sarkozy.

Despite the conviction, Lagarde was not given any sentence and will not face any punishment. The Court of Justice of the Republic, a special tribunal for ministers, could have sentenced her to up to one year in prison and a €13,000 fine. However, the ruling did not impose any penalties on her.

Read more: Christine Lagarde convicted: IMF head found guilty of criminal charges over massive government payout, Independent, 19 December 2016

Eugenicist and Depopulationist

Christine Lagarde, the then Director of the IMF, said “old people live too long” and this is a “risk for the global economy.”

Attempting to debunk the statement, in 2021 Chequeado, a “fact-checker” for Facebook in Argentina, claimed:

– “There are no written or audiovisual records that the statements attributed to the former IMF director are hers.”  Well, that’s easily sorted out by censoring and cleansing the internet of any incriminating evidence.

– “Furthermore, the European Central Bank assured that Lagarde had not said that phrase.”  Yes, well they would say that.

– “Part of the phrase attributed to the President of the European Central Bank (ECB) comes from a 2012 report by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in whose presentation Lagarde was not present … In 2012, the IMF published the ‘Report on Global Financial Stability (GFSR)’, in which presentation Lagarde was not present. In that document, the IMF warned – in Chapter 4 – about the financial impact of longevity risk. ‘The financial implications of people living longer than expected (the so-called longevity risk) are very large’, the document says.” This is an interesting admission because according to the IMF’s report “longevity risk” is “the risk that actual life spans of individuals or whole populations will exceed expectations.” (See ‘Chapter 4: The Financial Impact of Longevity Risk’, page 3 of chapter 4 or, if you down the PDF of the report, page 137 of the PDF document.)

Contrary to the claims of Facebook’s “fact-checker,” Lagarde’s negative sentiments towards the elderly were confirmed in a 2018 memo from “the Coalition.”

The leaked memo, discovered in the waste basket of a high-ranking staffer in the European Commission, was sent to heads of state and finance ministers, urging them to address the issue of longevity as a risk to the global economy.  Heads of state that the memo was addressed to were “Angela, Teresa, Emmanuel …” presumably referring to Germany’s Angela Merkel, UK’s Theresa May and France’s Emmanuel Macron.

The memo, as published by Monthly Review, stated:

It is worthwhile reading the entire memo that was purportedly leaked.  Although there is no way of validating its authenticity, it is a real eye-opener if you want to understand the possible reasons for the assault on people who have outlived “expectations.”

Rather than basing decisions on someone’s age, might we suggest that it is people such as Lagarde and “the Coalition” that are the cause of longevity risk, that it is they who are clogging up our streets and are a burden to society, and that they have perhaps lived longer than “expectations”?

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Rhoda Wilson
While previously it was a hobby culminating in writing articles for Wikipedia (until things made a drastic and undeniable turn in 2020) and a few books for private consumption, since March 2020 I have become a full-time researcher and writer in reaction to the global takeover that came into full view with the introduction of covid-19. For most of my life, I have tried to raise awareness that a small group of people planned to take over the world for their own benefit. There was no way I was going to sit back quietly and simply let them do it once they made their final move.

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Jerry Alatalo
Jerry Alatalo
7 months ago

– “Part of the phrase attributed to the President of the European Central Bank (ECB) comes from a 2012 report by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in whose presentation Lagarde was not present … In 2012, the IMF published the ‘Report on Global Financial Stability (GFSR)’, in which presentation Lagarde was not present. In that document, the IMF warned – in Chapter 4 – about the financial impact of longevity risk. ‘The financial implications of people living longer than expected (the so-called longevity risk) are very large’, the document says.” This is an interesting admission because according to the IMF’s report “longevity risk” is “the risk that actual life spans of individuals or whole populations will exceed expectations.” (See ‘Chapter 4: The Financial Impact of Longevity Risk’, page 3 of chapter 4 or, if you down the PDF of the report, page 137 of the PDF document.)

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Most reasonable people will view the above revelation as the smoking gun, proving the mRNA bioweapons – along with deadly COVID medical protocols – are part of the Nazi Fourth Reich’s (ongoing) criminal depopulation/eugenics scheme.

KingEdwardIwasRight1290
KingEdwardIwasRight1290
Reply to  Jerry Alatalo
7 months ago

No such word as a Nazi as it was a word made up by the kosher press at the time, the National Socialists fought communism and usury because both are used by the tribe as a vehicle to take over the host nations.

Joy N.
Joy N.
7 months ago

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Antonio
Antonio
7 months ago

Corrotti e psicopatici……

Patrick 44
Patrick 44
7 months ago

Most people are too stupid to even know what ‘money is ‘ , yet alone ‘fiat’ currency – the euro is worthless bits of paper , printed out of thin air by these criminals , that is backed by nothing – why should anyone give their labor in exchange for worthless bits of paper – now they want to swap one fake money system that THEY CONTROL with their new worthless digital money that again THEY CONTROL – FFS PEOPLE , EDUCATE YOURSELVES ON MONEY , ON CENTRAL BANKS AND STOP BEING SLAVES TO THEIR FAKE , ILLEGAL MONEY SYSTEM – BY USING THEIR FAKE MONEY SYSTEM JUST LOOK AT THE POWER YOU GIVE THEM ………. THE ONLY REAL MONEY IS PHYSICAL GOLD AND SILVER ….. WHY ????…….. BECAUSE THEY CANNOT PRINT IT

Cynthia
Cynthia
7 months ago

It has been pretty obvious for the last few years Lagarde is one of the Oligards (excuse the pun) It is in her manner, looks and speech that she is no clinging violet with so much power and over such large monies! How do you think she contemplates her very old looking appearance now! Mmm! Some of those grande dames are worse than men. So much power corrupts, BUT THEY RECKON WITHOUT GOD! and of course President Trump!

Pander
Pander
Reply to  Cynthia
7 months ago

Trump is not the saviour some think he is! Is it a coincidence tik tok has been banned.
G banned in the us? Ready for Musk.s ‘everything app’. No Nan can buy or se without the mark!
Trump wants Greenland and Canada to be part of the US, Mexico next
One works Governmemt on the way.

frump
frump
Reply to  Pander
7 months ago

whats tik tok got to do with it? it was banned by bidens cult. it has nothing to do with trump. trump says he’ll allow it to continue for 90 days if it sells itself to america. its just more taking over the world by the usa. what “danger” is there to americans who use it? what “data” would the big bad chinese use against the poor little defenceless american citizens? its just one of thousands of ways of trying to reduce chinas income and funnel it to america.

Tony
Tony
7 months ago

We do not accept any of their offers!

That is why an entire new global system has been built!
Totally separate from their swift system.
No more fiat currency, no CBDC, no QFS, no GESARA.
private banking, land jurisdiction banking. Land law jurisdiction governing this new bank system! This is freedom! It is for EVERYONE.
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