BIS Approved
The BIS’s latest bulletin dresses itself up as an anti-money laundering initiative, but in reality it’s a blueprint for a global financial panopticon, one where every coin carries a compliance score, every transaction is judged, and fungible money is replaced with graded, state-approved vouchers. By weaponizing provenance tracking, off-ramp choke points, and international “cooperation,” the BIS isn’t protecting financial integrity; it’s laying the groundwork for a global monetary social credit system.
