Digital Control and Economic Coercion

This chapter explores the emergence of a digital control system that surveils and regulates individuals, effectively turning monetary systems into tools of compliance. It discusses the historic and current tension between state and federal authorities in the U.S. regarding banking practices and individual freedoms, while analyzing the implications of central bank policies and deglobalization on the global economy. The dialogue highlights the potential risks to constitutional rights and the influence of alternative financial powers, reflecting on past financial crises and warnings about globalization.

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