Topic: Swift System

Donald Trump addressed the Economic Club of New York, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the U.S. dollar as the world's reserve currency. He argued that the threat of tariffs can be used as a diplomatic tool to ensure other nations continue to honor the dollar. Trump also criticized the use of sanctions and the removal of Russia from the SWIFT system as potentially damaging to the dollar's global dominance.

United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres issued a tweet outlining five action areas for member countries, including fighting COVID-19 and transforming the global financial system. The removal of Russian finance from the SWIFT network is analyzed as a potential step toward this financial transformation. Claims are made that the Western media's portrayal of the Ukraine conflict functions as a psychological operation to achieve these globalist goals.

A list of donors contributing under $50 is acknowledged, with a focus on the various payment systems used for international and domestic transfers. "Popmoney" is cited as a reliable tool for direct deposits that bypasses the expensive SWIFT system. A new system called "PeoplePay," used by some Vermont banks, is also mentioned as a low-cost alternative.

The global financial messaging network SWIFT reported that a cyber heist targeting a Bangladeshi bank is part of a wider campaign involving the same malware used in the 2014 Sony hack. BAE Systems, Europe's largest weapons company, linked the attacks to North Korean hackers. The breach has raised serious concerns about the security of the international banking system and the software used by major defense contractors.

A new global reserve currency known as the WOKU (World Currency Unit) is reportedly scheduled for launch on January 1st, 2010. The currency is described as a basket of existing currencies and has already been entered into the SWIFT international transfer system database. This integration allows the currency to be tracked and utilized within the global financial infrastructure monitored by intelligence agencies.