Didn't want to make a new thread, so I'm resurrecting this one.
Susanne apparently has a thing with Bitcoin, although the article has a complete different Topic, she finds her way to Bitcoin torwards the end:
...Bitcoin certainly fits the bill of complete digital currency. The “experimental” digital payment system has been given that status of a “payment service provider” (PSP) by French financial institutions Aqoba and Crédit Mutuel. Officially, they are not a PSP because of the banks they are aligned with who are. This means Bitcoin is able to take advantage of their PSP status without having to be one themself.
French central banks are backing Bitcoin, which now has an International Bank ID number (IBAN) which allows transactions through PayPal and WorldPay and other digital payment networks; as well as issue debit cards, enabled to process monetary transfers to other banks and accept transfer of digital currency to their own “location”.
A Bitcoin account will be as viable as any other bank account with other established banks worldwide. Deposits will be subject to compensatory laws that are applicable when dealing with printed fiat in traditional accounts and balances in Bitcoin accounts can be exchanged for the fiat in that country (i.e. euros, US dollars, Yaun, etc. . . ).
As a global currency, Bitcoin provides:
• No adherence to national borders
• Creation through predictive software called Mining
• Transactions are anonymous
The technocratic push toward cyber currency or e-money, is a march toward complete control over global currencies with the development of supporting technologies and the distribution of such that facilitate an online representation of money that can be used for exchange with another fiat system. Most attempts to create an encompassing digital currency has failed before their time because of their dependence on other established monetary schemes. Digital money like Bitcoin has a built-in manipulative mechanism that allows the currency to be traded multiple times without ability to verify this fact unless an interested party is monitoring the transactions of the particular coin.
Source:
http://occupycorporatism.com/canada-moves-toward-cashless-currency-with-new-plastic-fiat/
