The European Union is clapping back. Will have retaliatory tarrifs.

[Strapped]

All of the credit cards are a part of the central bank system. That's one way they can extract wealth from the general population. The bank of England has a lot of influence over the banks in the US.

If you haven't noticed the bankers always make sure that 1 British pound has more value than 1 dollar.

Those credit cards are all US based & pay Uncle Sam . If the EU cuts them out they can keep all the fees associated with their own cards . They need to stop the US control over SWIFT

 

[Chrishaune]

Those credit cards are all US based & pay Uncle Sam . If the EU cuts them out they can keep all the fees associated with their own cards . They need to stop the US control over SWIFT

They won't because all of the central banks are tied together at the hip.

They are moving to digital currency. The system is about to change anyway.

 

[Gloxina]

They won't because all of the central banks are tied together at the hip.

They are moving to digital currency. The system is about to change anyway.

I was waiting for someone to say it. Yep yep yep

 

[Strapped]

UK banks are moving to reduce reliance on Visa and Mastercard by developing a domestic payment system called DeliveryCo, aimed at safeguarding the economy from potential disruptions in US-controlled networks. Senior executives from major banks, including Barclays, NatWest, and Lloyds, are leading the initiative, which is backed by the UK government and supported by the Bank of England.

Geopolitical concerns, particularly fears tied to former President Donald Trump’s foreign policy stances—such as recent tensions over Greenland—have intensified worries that the US could restrict access to critical payment infrastructure. With about 95% of UK card transactions currently processed through Visa and Mastercard, officials warn that a shutdown would effectively "send us back to the 1950s" in terms of financial operations.

The new system is not intended to replace Visa and Mastercard outright, but to serve as a resilient, sovereign backup. Both companies are participating in the project, which aims to have infrastructure blueprints ready by next year and a functional system by 2030. Similar efforts are emerging across Europe, reflecting a broader push for digital payment sovereignty.


@Chrishaune

 

[3rdWorld]

Canada invites 4,000 healthcare professionals in latest Express Entry draw

IRCC issued 4,000 Invitations to Apply to health-care and social-service professionals on 20 February 2026, with a CRS cut-off of 467. The draw is part of Ottawa’s category-based selection strategy to relieve critical labour shortages in Canada’s health sector and offers employers a deeper pool...

www.visahq.com

Canada will take the top foreign talent that's been going to the US.

America is experiencing an economic war or attrition most folks are too numb to recoginze.

The end of Trumps term will coincide with that realisation theres nothing left.

 

[Chrishaune]

UK banks are moving to reduce reliance on Visa and Mastercard by developing a domestic payment system called DeliveryCo, aimed at safeguarding the economy from potential disruptions in US-controlled networks. Senior executives from major banks, including Barclays, NatWest, and Lloyds, are leading the initiative, which is backed by the UK government and supported by the Bank of England.

Geopolitical concerns, particularly fears tied to former President Donald Trump’s foreign policy stances—such as recent tensions over Greenland—have intensified worries that the US could restrict access to critical payment infrastructure. With about 95% of UK card transactions currently processed through Visa and Mastercard, officials warn that a shutdown would effectively "send us back to the 1950s" in terms of financial operations.

The new system is not intended to replace Visa and Mastercard outright, but to serve as a resilient, sovereign backup. Both companies are participating in the project, which aims to have infrastructure blueprints ready by next year and a functional system by 2030. Similar efforts are emerging across Europe, reflecting a broader push for digital payment sovereignty.


@Chrishaune

It's all a part of the plan to change the system.
They were doing this anyway. The Bank of England is the Rothschild bank. Trump is playing his part to give them an "excuse" to change the system as if they weren't doing it anyway.

People have to realize they are using the media to manipulate your minds and make you think something better is happening.

None of this is different than what they said they would do. It's just giving the illusion that something different is happening.