Vietnam CLOSES 86,000,000 Bank Accounts | Digital Control Grid Begins

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They always start in the poor nations first. Keep cash alive. Protect your savings. Protect your assets. Refuse digital identification in every way possible.

Vietnam just made a shocking move closing 86 million bank accounts as the country submits to the OECD’s power grab. What does this mean for the future of Vietnam banks, financial freedom, and the push toward a Vietnam digital ID under Agenda 2045? For expats and investors eyeing Vietnam's economy, the implications are huge. Imagine landing in Saigon only to find your bank access frozen or your visa tangled in new digital ID mandates. We break down the 50-day campaign that's forcing foreigners to submit biometric data, promising convenience but delivering a web of surveillance
In this video, Attorney Ken Duong breaks it all down, the hidden forces behind the OECD, how this impacts ordinary citizens, and what you need to know if you follow Vietnam news closely. show how Project 06, biometric KYC, and the State Bank of Vietnam cross-checks connect to the wider push for a cash-lite society—then compare it with Thailand’s tightening rules for expats and the April 2025 Spain/Portugal blackout that turned payments into chaos. When power dies, a cashless system stops. Are we building fragility into the core?
Stay tuned as Ken shares the legal, economic, and geopolitical angle that mainstream media won’t tell you

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00:00 Vietnam's Shocking Bank Account Purge
01:57 Vietnam's Massive Banking Cleanup Operation
03:22 Foreigners, Listen Up! Digital IDs and the Hidden Trap
04:35 Thailand's Chaos: A Warning for Vietnam Expats
05:38 Spain Blackout Nightmare: Digital Fragility Revealed
07:31 WEF Agenda 2045: Vietnam's Surrender?
09:06 Is Vietnam's Digital Push Good or a Total Power Grab?
10:25 How to Resist: Practical Steps Against the Matrix
11:47 Prosperity or Surveillance in Vietnam?

SOURCE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87lfkLX7CRM

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