Currency of Control: How CBDC Implementation Is Leading to Global Tyranny–Aaron Day

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“They’re cracking down on cryptocurrency so that they can usher in Central Bank Digital Currency. So … what central bank digital currency really is, is it’s digital money that’s programmable, that can be monitored by the government, and can be censored by the government.”

In this episode, I sit down with Aaron Day, a serial entrepreneur and author of “The Final Countdown: Crypto, Gold, Silver, and the People’s Last Stand Against Tyranny by Central Bank Digital Currencies.”

“I see Central Bank Digital Currency as the single biggest threat to human liberty,” says Mr. Day.

Aaron Day is a 2024 presidential candidate running on a platform of ending fiat currency, which he says is the only way to stop America from moving into a centralized, technocratic, one-world system.

“Between now and the next election, there’s going to be another 40 million surveillance cameras installed. Our pictures are taken 75 times a day. This is in the United States,” says Mr. Day. “The China system—they have 626 million surveillance cameras. They’ll track every aspect of your day. If you cheat in a video game, you’ll get punished. If you don’t visit your elderly parents enough, you’ll get punished. They’re tracking what you’re putting in your shopping cart at the store—and not buying. Literally everything is tracked.”

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