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Interview 1792 – James Corbett Redpills the Croatians on CBDC


In this edition of the Redpill series, James Corbett talks to Andrija Klarić of the Slobodni podcast about CBDCs. As Croatians enter the Brave New Monetary World of the globalists by joining the eurozone, they suddenly find themselves on the doorstep of the EU’s coming central bank digital currencies. James explains why CBDCs are a bad thing and what the people of Croatia (and others around the world) can do to fend off this threat to human liberty.

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