I'm not going to embed the video or audio here in this post, but I urge you to click on the links and listen to it at your leisure because this is another one of the many test or trial-runs the globalists conduct before rolling out across all nations.
Take notice of the fact that the World Bank, USAID, and Bill Gates were involved in implementing this "Indian" policy change when India’s PM Narendra Modi embarked on the ‘demonetisation’ policy, which made approximately 85% of India’s bank notes invalid overnight....
India is being compliant, will all nations follow?
Indians have experience this "Demonetization" Policy Firsthand:
Demonetization: The Politics of Public Suffering "The public, specially the working class, has suffered a lot after demonetizing. The utterance of some genuinely concerned persons regarding the plight of the public saying that those who are responsible for this would be cursed by the poor (garib ki haay lagegi), is but a weak plea. Such poetic justice pleas have no place in today’s politics"...
Demonetisation Undermines The Right To Food And The Right To Life The right to food campaign is dismayed by the Indian government’s reckless attempt to renew currency notes, known as “demonetization”, without any serious attention to the consequences it may have for poor people. This move serves no clear purpose and is a major attack on the right to food and the right to life. Demonetization was sold to the public by claiming that it would flush out the black economy. In a rare display of near-unanimity, economists of all persuasions have exposed this misleading claim.
On November 8, 2016, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a dramatic announcement on live tv: as of midnight that night, the 500 and 1,000 rupee notes would no longer be legal tender. Indians would have to turn in their old cash for new notes in the coming weeks. This “demonetization” scheme was sold to the public as an attempt to rid the Indian economy of so-called “black money,” but what was it really about? And what are the real consequences of this action? Today we talk to Satya Sagar of countercurrents.org for the Indian perspective on this startling event.
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Video: The Indian Demonetization Disaster Explained
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Interview 1245 – Satya Sagar Explains the Indian Demonetization Disaster Corbett • 01/23/2017
Counter Currents countercurrents.org
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