Your grandma is next! Fight Morrison’s creeping cashless economy agenda
From the Australian Citizens Party
The Senate will soon vote on the Morrison government’s bill to extend the trials of the Indue cashless welfare card. These trials are part of the government’s and banks’ creeping cashless agenda, to force Australians into electronic payments and effectively trap them in banks. The government’s bill to ban cash transactions over $10,000 is part of the same agenda. While Australians angrily reacted in huge numbers to the $10,000 cash ban, which sparked an insurrection against the bill in the government’s own ranks, too many have failed to recognise the cashless welfare card is a foot in the door for the same agenda. If you oppose the push to a cashless economy, call cross-bench Senators Jacqui Lambie, Stirling Griff and Rex Patrick before Wednesday to demand they oppose the bill.

Don’t fall for the justification that the Indue cashless welfare card ensures welfare recipients in highly disadvantaged communities spend their money responsibly and not on alcohol and cigarettes. The card is a totalitarian technological short-cut that is a substitute for addressing the real causes of welfare dependency and drug and alcohol abuse in disadvantaged communities. It is also a trial of a program that is intended to be rolled out Australia-wide, which will include recipients of the aged pension. The government falsely and insultingly calls the pension welfare when in fact it is a payment for which pensioners have contributed all their lives. The trials currently include recipients of disability and carers payments.
On 11 September 2019, the Citizens Party exposed how the Indue cashless welfare card is part of the broader push for a cashless economy:
The Morrison government’s cashless welfare card, and draft $10,000 cash ban bill, are part of the program to force Australians into a cashless economy system that will enable the private banking cartel and government to monitor and measure their words-the financial activities of every Australian.
In 2012 the RBA [Reserve Bank of Australia]-the high priests of the financial system who conjured Australia into a debt and real-estate bubble, and now use monetary policy solely to pump more debt into the bubble to prop up the banks-conducted a review of the payments system, using its legislated powers, unique among central banks, to promote efficiency and competition in the payments system. That review led to the establishment of the Australian Payments Council (APC), which was founded by the Australian Payments Clearing Association (APCA, now Australian Payments Network) to promote a strategic agenda for the Australian payments system through industry collaboration. The APC set out to create the platform for real time electronic payments clearing (including peer-to-peer consumers instantly paying each other through their phones), which is the infrastructure for a cashless economy. This idea became the New Payments Platform (NPP), and to coordinate the project and industry efforts to bring it to life, APCA engaged global accounting giant KPMG.
The NPP is now up and running, although in a fledgling state. It is jointly owned by 13 of the biggest financial institutions in Australia. Extraordinarily, the RBA itself is one of the owners-a massive conflict of interests for Australia’s central bank to effectively be in a business partnership with the private institutions it is supposed to regulate. Another curious name on the owners’ register is Indue, the private corporation that holds the contract to manage the government’s cashless welfare debit card, for which Indue is paid $10,000 per card to administer, and which the government wants to roll out Australia-wide.
While KPMG was coordinating the NPP, its former boss, Michael Andrew (now deceased)-the only Australian to ever become the worldwide boss of one of the Big Four global accounting firms-was chairing the government’s Black Economy Taskforce. In the Taskforce’s 2017 report, Andrew recommended the $10,000 cash ban to move people and businesses out of cash and into the banking system, which makes economic activity more visible, auditable and efficient. In other words, to force Australians on to the NPP!
With the Indue card the government is picking off welfare recipients to be the first forced into their cashless regime, but your grandma is next. Meanwhile the banks are succeeding in using the pandemic disruption to advance their plans to reduce cash use and make people more reliant on electronic payment systems.
Here’s the good news: although it’s officially still in the Parliament as a bill, the government’s $10,000 cash ban has stalled. The government has gone very quiet on the issue, and that is entirely due to the huge public backlash they received after unveiling the bill last year. The Australian people fought them back, but must continue to do so every time the government tries to push the cashless agenda. This cashless welfare card bill is one of those times, so the Citizens Party is calling on concerned Australians to contact the three cross-bench Senators before Wednesday to insist they oppose this bill.
Senator Jacqui LambiePh: (03) 6431 3112Email: senator.lambie@aph.gov.au Senator Rex PatrickPh: (08) 8232 1144Email: senator.patrick@aph.gov.au Senator Stirling GriffPh: (08) 8212 1409Email: senator.griff@aph.gov.au
Buy SILVER Or GOLD Coins (Gold small as 10th Oz) silver $40 odd each……..ask people if that would except them ?They are legal tender
Aged Pensioners are not welfare recipients! They have been paying into the pension fund all their working lives.
Reblogged this on Nelle's journey.
The RBA and the ATO are owned by the owners of the corporation called “The Commonwealth of Australia”, registered with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission
The Nation’s Credit: Senator Richard Darcey, 1941 ( ALP, Tasmania)
“…………………On one occasion I told honorable senators that the people who sent us here are under the impression that the 111 members of Parliament in Canberra comprise a national government engaged in the task of ruling Australia. I have told the people repeatedly that their assumption is entirely wrong and that Australia is governed by the associated banks.
Under the present system no government, can carry on its functions except by continuing the policy of borrowing. The only way to pay the ever-increasing interest bill is by borrowing still more. All money comes into existence through the banks in the form of a debt. That is why we are ealled upon to pay such tremendously high taxes to-day.
I have spent a considerable part of my life expounding my financial theories to the people, hoping that they will some day realize what a racket is being put over them under the present financial system, and that an obligation rests on the shoulders of every member of this Parliament to scrap it…………………”
http://www.alor.org/Political Democracy/The Nation’s Credit Senator Richard Darcey.htm
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“We even place within you a ‘guilt complex’ making you afraid to criticize Jewry openly.”
The cause of mankind’s enslavement is that nations have allowed Cabalist bankers to create the medium of exchange (currency, credit) in the form of a debt to themselves when free governments could easily create this necessary commodity, debt-free. Success in society now depends on criminality and treason: complicity with this massive fraud and the pernicious agenda it represents.
In 1976, insider Harold Rosenthal revealed that this subversive agenda already extended to every aspect of Western life……………………..”
https://www.henrymakow.com/000334.html
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“……..That is what I mean when I refer to corrupt governments. Any one who sacrifices the interests of the people for the benefit of profit-makers is a traitor. He is the fifth columnist of to-day-the enemy inside our gates.”
– – Senator Richard Darcey Hansard 12 November 1941
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people would be surprised on how much ” GOLD and SILVER” are purchased every day.
one man purchased $500,000 gold bars in one go (possibly his super fund),to Ma and Pa buying silver coins for there kids…..
This is world wide.
Germany sent a boat to USA asking for ALL its Gold reserves back……….maybe they learnt from WW2
I don’t watch the bought-out main stream news media so thank you for regularly providing important information to keep me up-to-date. I also say “no” to the cashless card and I have been attempting to use cash wherever I can for some time now. If the government thinks they can interfere with my hard-earned pension they need to be removed from their positions and charged with fraud, or worse. Thank you, too, for providing the details of the politicians to be contacted.
No to this cashless card, I’m 75 yrs old, stopped working at age 69, I can manage my own money thank you very much, don’t drink, don’t smoke, my only gamble is will I wake up in the morning,
No to cashless pensions
No to cashless society, you pedophile protectors
I do not consent. No to a cashless society. No to a republic. No to this corporate Government
What an insult to the pensioners. We built the country untill you pollies buggered it up.
I don’t want a cashless pension card either.
Think about no cash for markets, laundromats, cleaning people in your home, tradies for cheaper jobs, Bunnings sausage sizzles, cash in Birthday cards for grand children and the list goes on….
This must not happen it’s all about control ./
I do not agree with a cashless pension. It is a ridiculous and demeaning concept.
I wish it to be make known that i don’t want a cashless system.
No to a cashless society, this is a form of communism and new world order, which us Australians are against.
I object to a cashless pension
Once again. The government is forcing changes on people that don’t want it. It’s all right for these blood suckers who are personally flushed with cash at our expense to force us to use a system I’m sure they will never use.
No to cashless society we the people of the Commonwealth are against this bill. We are the commonwealth and we do not consent to this cashless bill before the Senate.
thank you !!!
I really hate what is happening in the world now,
Creeping communism is here
Karen.Philpott@aph.gov.au
https://stirling.centrealliance.org.au/contact/
https://www.rexpatrick.com.au/contact_rex
I let them know that by law a so called deposit is effectively a LOAN to the Bank.
Prof. Werner brilliantly explains how the banking system and financial sector really work.