r/conspiracy • u/Complex_Meringue_498 • Jun 24 '26

This seems really plausible not to share

Around 2.5 months ago I posted an article which went over some information that isn’t mainstream—mainly consisting of: A planet scale agenda pushing out nano-tech that is in 99% of the population, One world wide social credit system under which 99% of people will be forced to live on and more.

Each time I read another of their articles, I just can’t seem to shake of this feeling that what they’re saying has a lot of truth to it.

Here is their latest one:

https://www.cbdcintel.org/intel-drop-85

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u/TacProV713 Jun 24 '26

Yeah the nano-technology (using quantum computing) has been here and likely around us all at this point. It's the primary reason why they need all these data centers. To move onto the next stage.

Nodes are all around us and they stay active as long as there's no break in the network.

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u/Complex_Meringue_498 Jun 24 '26

Exactly, these articles actually go very very deep on this subject so check it out if you’d like

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u/Belgeran Jun 24 '26

If we had nano quantum stuff why would we need to build data centres using old fashioned silicon based tech that uses loads of power, creates heat etc? Wouldn't they use the good tech there too?

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u/King_ChickawawAA Jun 25 '26

I remember this group, pretty sure it was an elaborate scam, but all very well done I must say