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Thanks to Biden’s Order 14067…

I predict the US will soon be a surveillance state like China.

On March 26, 2022, Fox News sounded the alarm:

“[Biden Order 14067] is a truly remarkable and deeply troubling development.”

“If a [digital dollar] were to be created, it would dramatically expand the power and influence of the federal government and Federal Reserve…

“… in ways most Americans won’t understand until it’s too late to roll it back.”

With “Biden Bucks” as our mandatory currency it would be so easy for the government to confiscate assets and freeze accounts at will.

In fact, Biden Bucks could allow one party to hold on to power… forever.

This is not far-fetched.

Friend, all of this is underway right now.

I believe we are at the dawn of the total surveillance state.

There’s no stopping it.

There’s no escaping it.

Unless you know how to legally “sidestep” Biden Bucks… And protect your savings and your freedoms.

And that’s what I’m going to show you right now.

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