10/26/2026
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You’ve surely noticed that the title of this article is a paraphrase of Aldous Huxley’s famous dystopian novel, first published in 1932, Brave New World. This article was inspired by a post published on Friday on sociable.co: Club of Rome proposes pan-African public digital currency.
The Club of Rome recently published a report on its website authored by Ken Alabi, the head of one of the largest companies in the credit card market. The attempt five years ago to introduce a currency called the eNaira in Nigeria—in which, despite pressure and repression, less than 1% of the population actively used the digital currency—ended in a resounding failure of the digital money equivalent. Nigerians clearly preferred decentralized cryptocurrencies (e.g., Bitcoin) or traditional cash.
Consequently, the Club of Rome’s latest report merely contains proposals for a gradual introduction of this instrument of totalitarian control and encourages the organization of “grassroots movements” designed to support this “new, wonderful” idea. The third point of the report states:
3. Milestone-based, not deadline-based, transition. Phases advance only when measurable adoption and stability indicators are met — active wallets, circulation volume, peg stability, country recognition, audit attestations. The currency remains in any given phase indefinitely if its milestones are not met. Bulgaria’s 19-year path from EU accession to eurozone entry in January 2026 is the operative example.

A country without a stable government, where corruption and poverty are widespread, can now take a seat at the negotiating table on an equal footing to discuss the euro.
Christine Lagarde speaks of “shared values” and Ursula von der Leyen of “shared strength,” while citizens fear a rapid rise in prices and half of them do not believe their lives will improve.

Third place—the worst in the inflation ranking—is, of course, no proof that this is due to the euro, but given Austria’s experience, I know that the official data greatly underestimate the negative effects of the introduction of the single currency. In August 2026, the Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices (HICP) in Bulgaria stood at 5.1 percent.
Celebrating a 5.1 percent rise in prices is like dancing in a cemetery.
The current Secretary of Health in the Trump administration warned us long ago about the dangers associated with the introduction of 5G technology and the new digital currency.
RFK Jr. warned nearly four years ago that Bill Gates’ satellites would be able to monitor every square centimeter of the Earth around the clock within five years. 5G is designed for mass data collection and the control of human behavior, and the digital currency will make it possible to punish citizens remotely and deny them access to food, ultimately turning them into slaves of a system of total surveillance and control.

A new monetary system is inevitable, as the current one is collapsing right before our eyes. The world’s powerful know this, and it is precisely they who are fighting today over who will control the world’s future currency—or, more likely, in a world divided into three pieces like a cake, which are referred to, as in the past, as spheres of influence. And where does that leave the role of the fourth power—the globalists? They have no army. Instead, over the years, they have worked to gain influence in many key positions in virtually all of the world’s armies. They have invested a great deal of money to infiltrate their “sleeper” spies into the staffs of the Pentagon, its Russian counterpart, the Ministry of Defense on Fruzenski Embankment in Moscow, and the Chinese Ministry of Defense in the Bayi Building in Beijing.
This interference by the globalists in the decision-making structures of these armies is not sufficient to stage a military coup—the intelligence services in these countries function too well for that, and few there follow orders from Davos. However, it must be taken seriously, as it can cause considerable chaos in a crisis situation. I have not found any documents describing this situation; therefore, this should be considered my speculation, based on an analysis of known facts and the operating procedures of the world’s three largest armies.


The introduction of a unified financial system in Africa—one that would serve as a model for other continents—would be more dangerous for the entire world than a military coup in one of the three world powers. The greatest criminals in world history would regain the control they had lost over the reshaping of our “Brave New World.”
Author of the article: Marek Wojcik
Email: worldscam3@gmail.com
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