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No privacy. No property. No prosperity. If you follow the news, you\u2019ve seen the trend \u2014 putting legal limits on cash transactions, the emergence of surveillance-oriented, central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), and more recently, crypto mixing platform Tornado Cash being sanctioned by the United States Treasury. There is a new wave of propaganda increasingly demonizing individual financial privacy and \u201cprivate\u201d cryptocurrencies and protocols. You\u2019ve likely experienced the dystopian push in your own life, as banks and financial institutions demand more and more sensitive, personal information, and freeze your hard-earned money while telling you to prove you are not a criminal or terrorist before you may access it. <\/strong><\/p>\n What is a \u201ccanary in a coal mine\u201d? The Free Dictionary defines it<\/a> as \u201cSomething or someone who \u2026 acts as an indicator and early warning of possible adverse conditions or danger.\u201d The saying hearkens back to the \u201cpractice of taking caged canaries into coal mines. The birds would die if methane gas became present and thereby alert miners to the danger.\u201d<\/p>\n With the recent Office of Foreign Asset Control (OFAC) ban on crypto mixing platform Tornado Cash<\/a>, some in the cryptocurrency space have been accurately describing a specter of a dark world that is to come, and that is already massively here. That is, if individuals globally do not start to speak out and stand up now against economic tyranny.<\/p>\n One ethereum advocate has observed<\/span><\/a>:<\/p>\n Today the U.S. sanctioned Ethereum addresses associated [with] a privacy service called Tornado cash. Circle immediately froze the USDC in those accounts. Github suspended contributors to Tornado. If you were waiting for the opening shot of big brother\u2019s assault on crypto this was it.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n There was also a related arrest<\/a>. And now questions as to the nature of code and free speech emerge once again.<\/p>\n Arguably there have been many such proverbial canaries since bitcoin\u2019s inception in 2009. Indeed, from the beginning of the unfortunate merger of money and the state<\/a>, they haven\u2019t stopped. The divorce of dollars from gold, the rise of quantitative easing, and absurd and misleading claims<\/a> about \u201czero percent\u201d inflation in times of rampant inflation. From the start, the innovation called Bitcoin was a means by which these toxic-gas-filled coal mines called states and financial institutions could be bypassed<\/a>. There have been many canaries, but it\u2019s also arguable that never has the assault on crypto privacy, financial freedom, and the impoverished world been so obvious as it is now.<\/p>\n In an effort to co-opt and disrupt the freedom and prosperity that crypto has already brought about<\/a>, especially in poor countries with horrible economic circumstances, globalist governments, central banks, and intergovernmental organizations now employ buzzphrases like \u201cfinancial inclusion,\u201d \u201csensible regulation,\u201d and \u201cbanking the unbanked,\u201d to mask what they are really doing: divesting all of us of our financial privacy, freedom, and autonomy.<\/p>\n Look to Ghana, where the failure of the cedi currency is prompting people to seek alternate ways to preserve value by trading in foreign currencies. The state\u2019s inclusive response? Go include yourself in a jail cell<\/a>. Meanwhile, the central bank is pushing a surveillance-oriented electronic version<\/a> of the already failed traditional currency. Similar anti-crypto, anti-free-market propaganda is being circulated in Nigeria<\/a>. And of course, Nigeria also has a central bank digital currency (CBDC) project<\/a>.<\/p>\n In Israel, people are no longer allowed<\/a> to make cash transactions of over 15,000 shekels (~$4,500) as an individual. 6,000 shekels if you\u2019re a company. The government in Columbia is planning for similar infringements<\/a> on financial freedom, by foisting a trackable, programmable (think: automatic penalties, seizures, account freezes, and deductions over which you have no say) CBDC on the people there, and capping the amount of private cash they can spend. This trend is growing worldwide, and will only continue to worsen.<\/p>\n While the European Central Bank considers Bitcoin \u201cproblematic,\u201d it shamelessly praises<\/a> CBDCs as a \u201choly grail.\u201d Here\u2019s what a United Nations agency had to say<\/a> about crypto in developing nations: \u201cGlobal use of cryptocurrencies has increased exponentially during the Covid-19 pandemic, including in developing countries.\u201d The agency, UNCTAD, even acknowledges crypto is helping people, noting that \u201ccryptocurrencies can facilitate remittances,\u201d but, of course, they add that \u201cthey may also enable tax evasion.\u201d The UN agency emphasizes:<\/p>\n If cryptocurrencies become a widespread means of payment and even replace domestic currencies unofficially (a process called cryptoization), this could jeopardize the monetary sovereignty of countries.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Yes. That\u2019s the point. We want to jeopardize you. Because the traditional, energy-wasting, violent monetary system has failed. The globalist elitists cite tax evasion but never own up to the fact that they don\u2019t have real jobs by any sensible estimation, and live as parasites on the hard-earned incomes of those they claim to protect. Oftentimes, as unelected, self-appointed \u2018leaders.\u2019<\/p>\n UNCTAD notes that \u201cIn this way, cryptocurrencies may also curb the effectiveness of capital controls, a key instrument for developing countries to preserve their policy space and macroeconomic stability.\u201d If you want an accurate translation of \u201cpolicy space,\u201d of course, it\u2019s control.<\/p>\n These are not isolated happenings. Atlantic Council notes<\/a> that \u201c105 countries, representing over 95 percent of global GDP, are exploring a CBDC.\u201d 11 have already launched. And in countries where inflation is rampant and the currencies are being devalued into oblivion, and economies unilaterally shut down by engineered panic \u2014 this creates problems that can literally be life and death<\/a>. You may not even make your own competing currency<\/a> to help ease the pain. You may only use the approved garbage money of the state, under threats of violence and death if you resist, while your hard-earned savings goes down the putrid sewers of Keynesian, statist lunacy.<\/p>\n \n \u201cSo what,\u201d asks the critic, \u201cwe just have no regulations and the world descends into chaos, where any unethical monopoly created by warlords can corner the market?\u201d Aside from the fact that massive, literal monopolies on violence (ask Barack Obama or Elon Musk, they agree) called nation states (actual warlords), have already done this, and despite the fact that there is no one governing the governments themselves, or the central banks and \u201cintergovernmental bodies\u201d themselves (they exist in anarchy), the \u201cWild West\u201d trope that central bankers and regulators<\/a> repeat ad nauseum, is a myth.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n Regulation can be and is done, in ways other than violent force and threats of violence against peaceful individuals. Every single day, a virtually infinite number of transactions take place between consenting parties and groups who wish to trade. Under a privatized, free market paradigm, regulation, enforcement of rights, defense and security, legal systems, etc., can be handled by the market \u2014 as they already are in many cases \u2014 without the need for self-appointed \u201celites\u201d and politicians living on taxes (literal extortion), in parasitism. And without the unfortunate result of \u201cqualified immunity\u201d and lack of real accountability<\/a> that which government engenders due to guaranteed funding<\/a>.<\/p>\n For an immediate illustration of the overwhelming lack of a need for centralized, violent regulations of a state, think of your everyday life. When you go to the barber: Are you scared that they are going to suddenly jab the scissors into your eyes because there are no police around right at that moment? Of course not.<\/p>\n The main reason business usually works is not because people are so afraid of police and penalties that they behave. Most people are not psychopaths desiring to hurt others anyway (those folks are often in government jobs), but secondarily, business works because of incentives. The state has no real incentive<\/a> to look out for your interests. The barber does. A private defense group or legal firm would as well, because if the service is bad, you can go elsewhere. Regulators like the SEC don\u2019t care about your prosperity, they care about preserving their monopoly on legality<\/a>. In fact, the individual prospering as decentralization and innovation proliferate unstoppably is what scares the globalists. It shows their authoritarian cult for what it is: damaging and unnecessary.<\/p>\n Globalism is a good thing when it is individuals trading freely, and freely competing currencies seeking to become the most saleable good<\/a> in the world economy, as gold has been and some might say, still is \u2014 and as bitcoiners hope Satoshi\u2019s creation will one day be. This is not the World Economic Forum\u2019s vision of globalism, however.<\/p>\n While CBDCs promise to revolutionize payments and deliver efficiencies for consumers (retail or commercial), it is still unclear how their architecture accommodates an identity layer. A digital identity layer should be developed independently of other parts of payment processes and systems, such as authorizing\/ authenticating transactions or applications.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n The quote above is from the June 2022 WEF Insight Report<\/a> titled: \u201cFuture Focus 2025 Pathways for Progress from the Network of Global Future Councils 2020-2022.\u201d Amidst flowery quotes and fanciful ideas about climate change, vaccines, and surveillance-friendly money tied directly to your ID with override mechanisms to reject transactions, are quotes like this:<\/p>\n International coordination on tax matters is needed now more than ever, especially to deal with pressing challenges regarding the taxation of multinational enterprises and tax evasion by individuals using offshore accounts. The highest priority in international tax coordination is with respect to climate change.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Ask yourself why the private-jet-setting, climate crisis Davos class are now directly connecting concepts like carbon credits, biometrics, digital ID, AI, vaccine certification, and CBDCs. When you hold paper money in your hand, or gold, or silver, or cryptocurrencies in a non-custodial fashion, and you trade peer-to-peer with others, these transactions cannot easily be \u201cshut off.\u201d If, however, CBDCs rise to ubiquity, any single excuse \u2014 from vaccination status to too much use of your lawnmower \u2014 could result in deductions from your account, or worse, and there will be nothing you can do about it. \u201cYou\u2019ll own nothing, and you\u2019ll be happy.<\/a>\u201d<\/p>\n Go green. Save the planet. Use less energy and fuel. This is what those who charter private jets to fly around the world say to us.<\/p>\n Bitcoin is too energy intensive. It\u2019s not sustainable. This is what those who launch endless wars causing untold climate damage<\/a> and wasting massive amounts of energy, who murder countless innocent individuals and children<\/a> say to us.<\/p>\n Use our CBDCs. We want everyone to prosper. Use protocols that are off-chain and custodial, you can trust us<\/a>. This is what those who imprison non-violent traders, make free exchange illegal, freeze the accounts of the starving, and shut down entire economies under threat of violence, say to us.<\/p>\n Why do you believe them?<\/p>\n The reason unchecked and unsupervised central banks, state-lobbying financial groups, governments, and international globalist organizations are buying up hard assets like real estate<\/a>, assets like BTC<\/a>, clamping down on free peer-to-peer exchange of cash and cryptos, and pushing global surveillance money, KYC regulations, and endless hoops to jump through to transact, is simple. They want you to be a dependent slave.<\/p>\n Property can be defined as something an individual or group has exclusive use rights to. My body, for example. I decide what happens to it and no one else has a higher claim to it than I do. Do you want to borrow my car? Sure, no problem. But without my express permission, it\u2019s theft. The rights to its exclusive use are mine.<\/p>\n Because only I know the seed phrase to my bitcoin wallet, I\u2019ve effectively given myself exclusive use. Once the privacy<\/a> necessary to secure the seed is gone, so is my ability to use the coins. Once private property like one\u2019s body, car, money, or house are not recognized as such, the privacy is invaded by violence. Meanwhile, those at the top of the current power pyramid continue to do their own business in private meetings<\/a>, and plot to make everyone other than those in line with the dystopian agenda, poor and powerless. The way to do this is to demonize and destroy privacy. To end private property. And the root of private property is self-ownership.<\/p>\n They are calling into question your very right to exist as a free individual, and to prosper by benefitting from the fruits of your own labor and mind. This right is yours. Anyone claiming otherwise is an enemy.<\/p>\nWorld Economic Frustration<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nWaging War Against the Poor While Praising \u2018Inclusion\u2019<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nThe \u2018Wild West\u2019 Strawman<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nFree Market \u2018Globalism\u2019 vs New World Disorder<\/h2>\n
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No Privacy, No Property, No Prosperity<\/h2>\n
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