Rationing must come to Europe: criminal elites decide, the sheeple obey
Debate on rationing in Europe: is it a real energy crisis or an elite strategy to impose control through CBDCs?
English · Original discussion in Spanish · Published
Analysis of energy rationing and the global agenda
This thread discusses the possibility of implementing rationing measures in Europe, linking the current energy crisis to an alleged elite strategy to impose CBDCs and reduce individual freedoms. The dominant view on the forum is deep skepticism toward the official narrative, interpreting economic events as deliberate social engineering.
Key points of the debate
What forum members say about rationing
Why this thread is getting people talking
The debate stands out for the way users connect the energy crisis, geopolitics and the rollout of digital currencies, reflecting systemic distrust of European institutions.
Related discussions on the forum
This thread discusses the possibility of implementing rationing measures in Europe, linking the current energy crisis to an alleged elite strategy to impose CBDCs and reduce individual freedoms. The dominant view on the forum is deep skepticism toward the official narrative, interpreting economic events as deliberate social engineering.
Key points of the debate
- Point 1: The suspicion that the crude oil shortage is artificial and orchestrated to justify digital control of money.
- Point 2: Criticism of institutional management, arguing that current policies inevitably lead to shortages.
- Point 3: A renewed appreciation for self-sufficiency, such as growing your own vegetables, as opposed to dependence on the globalist system.
What forum members say about rationing
Position A: Some users argue that rationing is a control tool designed by the elites to limit citizens' autonomy.
Position B: Others believe these measures are the direct result of poor political management and an ideological agenda that prioritizes control over well-being.
Why this thread is getting people talking
The debate stands out for the way users connect the energy crisis, geopolitics and the rollout of digital currencies, reflecting systemic distrust of European institutions.
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