Harvard economist and global elitist Larry Summers has demanded that the U.S. government “go after big money” by banning the $100 dollar bill in a move to completely get rid of cash from circulation. The former U.S. Treasury secretary and chief economist of the World Bank outlined the plans for a cashless society in a recent op-ed for the Washington Post, calling for the ban on 500 euro and $100 dollar bills to begin with. Wnd.com reports: “He’s been writing forcefully about that for the past six months,” said Patrick Wood, an economist and expert on the Trilateral Commission, technocracy and global governance. Summers is a member of the elitist Trilateral Commission, co-founded in 1973 by David Rockefeller and Zbigniew Brzezinski, and has operated at the highest echelons of global finance. The argument being parlayed by global elites is that high-denomination bills are often used by crime syndicates and terrorist cells. Summers argues, “[I]n certain circles, the 500 euro note is known as the ‘Bin Laden,’” and this is why it should no longer be printed. “A moratorium on printing new high denomination notes would make the world a better place. In terms of unilateral steps, the most important actor by [...]