No privacy No property No prosperity If you have been following the news, you have seen the trend of legal restrictions on cash transactions, the emergence of surveillance-oriented central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), and the recent sanctioning of the crypto-mixing platform Tornado Cash by the US Treasury. There is a new wave of propaganda increasingly demonizing personal financial privacy and “private” cryptocurrencies and protocols. You have probably experienced a dystopian push in your own life as banks and financial institutions demand more and more sensitive and personal information, freeze your hard-earned money, and tell you to prove you are not a criminal or terrorist before accessing it.
Frustration in the global economy
The “canary in the coal mine”. According to the Free Dictionary (18), it is defined as “something or someone that serves as an indicator or early warning of an unfavorable situation or danger” (19). The proverb derives from “the custom of bringing a caged canary into a coal mine. These birds die when methane gas is released, thus alerting the miners to the danger.
With the recent Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) ban on the crypto-mixing platform Tornado Cash, some in the cryptocurrency space are accurately describing the specter of the dark world to come, and it is already arriving in large numbers. That is, unless individuals worldwide begin to speak out and stand up now against economic tyranny.
One ethereum advocate observes:
Today, the US sanctioned an Ethereum address associated with a privacy service called Tornado cash; Circle immediately froze the USDC of those accounts; Github has suspended contributors to Tornado; and the US has also sanctioned a new Ethereum account called Tornado cash. If you were waiting for the opening shot of my brother’s attack on Crypto, this was it.
There were also related arrests. And now questions about the code and the nature of free speech have surfaced again.
Undoubtedly, there have been many such proverbial canaries since the birth of Bitcoin in 2009. Indeed, they have been unstoppable since the beginning of the unfortunate merger of money and state. The separation of the dollar from gold, the rise of quantitative easing, the absurd and misleading claims of “zero percent” in an era of raging inflation. From the beginning, the Bitcoin innovation was a means of bypassing the toxic coal mine of state andfinancial institutions,many canaries, but it could be argued that the attack on crypto privacy, financial freedom, and the poor world has never been more obvious than now.
Praising “inclusion” but waging war against the poor
In an attempt to co-opt and collapse the freedom and prosperity that crypto has already brought, especially to poor countries in terrible economic conditions, globalist governments, central banks and intergovernmental organizations are now using buzzwords like “financial inclusion,” “sensible regulation,” and “banking for the unbanked” to hide what they are really doing.
Look at Ghana. Here, the collapse of the cedi currency has left people looking for other ways to trade foreign currency and preserve its value. The comprehensive response of the state. Go get yourself into a prison cell. Meanwhile, the central bank is already pushing for a surveillance-oriented electronic version of the failed traditional currency. Similar anti-crypto, anti-free market propaganda is being spread in Nigeria. And, of course, Nigeria has a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) project.
In Israel, individuals can no longer make cash transactions of more than 15,000 shekels (~$4,500). 6,000 shekels for businesses. The Colombian government plans similar violations of financial freedom by imposing traceable and programmable (automatic penalties, seizures, account freezes, no say deductions, etc.) CBDC on its citizens and capping the amount of cash available to individuals. This trend is growing around the world and will only get worse.
The European Central Bank has unashamedly praised CBDC as the “Holy Grail” while calling Bitcoin “problematic”. Here is what the UN agency said about crypto in developing countries.” The global use of cryptocurrencies increased exponentially during the Covid-19 pandemic, including in developing countries.” The agency, UNCTAD, even acknowledges that crypto is helping people, noting that “cryptocurrencies can facilitate remittances,” but adding, of course, that they “can also enable tax evasion.” The UN agency emphasizes.
If cryptocurrencies become widespread as a means of payment and even informally replace domestic currencies (a process called encryption), they could jeopardize the monetary sovereignty of countries.
Yes. That’s the point. We want to put you at risk. Because the traditional energy-wasting, violent monetary system is failing. The globalist elite cite tax evasion, but they never want to acknowledge the fact that, by all accounts, they have no real jobs and live off the hard-earned income of the very people they claim to protect. Often as unelected, self-appointed “leaders.”
UNCTAD notes that “Thus, cryptocurrencies may also curtail the effectiveness of capital controls, which are an important tool for developing countries to maintain policy space and macroeconomic stability.” If you want an accurate translation of “policy space,” of course, it is control.
These are not isolated events. The Atlantic Council notes that “105 countries, representing more than 95% of the world’s GDP, are considering CBDC” (66); 11 countries have already started, and the rest are considering CBDC, including the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom (67). And in countries where inflation is rampant, currencies are devalued into oblivion, and planned panics have brought economies to a one-sided halt, it is literally a matter of life and deathThey may not even be able to create their own counter currencytoease the pain. If they resist, they can only use state-approved trash currency under threat of violence and death, and their hard-earned savings flow into the corrosive sewer of Keynesian, statist madness.
Wild West” straw man
“So what?” There are those who criticize.” Just the lack of regulation makes the world chaotic and allows any unethical monopoly created by warlords to corner the market.” And. Aside from the fact that the nation-states (actual warlords), huge, literal monopolies of violence (ask Barack Obama or Elon Musk and they will agree) have already done this, there is no governing government itself or central banks or “intergovernmental institutions” themselves (they exist in anarchy) Despite the fact that the endlessly repeated “western” representations of central banks and regulators are a myth.
Regulation can and does take place by means other than violent force or threats against peaceful individuals. Every single day, a virtually unlimited 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, the legal system, etc., can be handled by the market – as they already are in many cases – without the need for self-styled “elites” and politicians who live off taxation (literally extortion) as parasites. And there is no unfortunate consequence of “qualified immunity,”nolack of true accountabilitycreated by government forguaranteed financial resources
To quickly understand the overwhelming lack of need for centralized, violent state regulation, consider your daily life. When you go to the barber shop. At that very moment, are you afraid that someone is going to suddenly put scissors in your eyes just because there are no police around? Of course not.
The main reason businesses usually do well is not because people act out of fear of the police or penalties. Most people are not psychopaths who want to hurt others anyway (such people are often in government jobs), but secondly, business works because there are incentives. The state hasno incentive to look out for your interests. Barbershops do. So do private defense lawyers and law firms, because if you get bad service, you can go somewhere else; regulators like the SEC don’t care about your prosperity, they care about maintaining their monopoly on legality. In fact, it is the unstoppable proliferation of de-centralization and innovation and individual prosperity that terrifies the globalists. It is their authoritarian cult that is harmful and unnecessary.
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While some might say that globalism was and is a good thing when a currency that individuals freely trade and freely compete for becomes the best selling commodityin the world economy, like gold Bitcoiners hope that Satoshi’s creation will one day become so. But this is not the vision of globalism espoused by the World Economic Forum.
While the CBDC promises to revolutionize payments and provide efficiencies for consumers (retail or commercial), it remains unclear how its architecture will address the identity layer. The digital identity layer needs to be developed independently of other parts of the payment process or system, such as transaction and application authorization and authentication.
The above quote is from the June 2022 WEFInsight Reportentitled: “Future Focus 2025 Pathways for Progress from the Network of Global Future Councils 2020-2022.”Mixed in with the glamorous quotes and fanciful ideas about climate change, vaccines, and surveillance-friendly money tied directly to identity with an override mechanism to deny transactions are these quotes.
International coordination on taxation is needed more than ever, especially to address pressing issues related to taxation of multinational corporations and tax evasion by individuals using offshore accounts. A top priority in international tax coordination is on climate change.
Ask yourself why the Davos class on the climate crisis, set up in a private jet, is now directly linked to concepts such as carbon credits, biometrics, digital ID, AI, vaccine certification, and CBDC. When you hold paper money, gold, silver, or cryptocurrency in your hands in a non-custodial manner, and you are transacting peer-to-peer with others, these transactions cannot be easily “blocked.” But when CBDC becomes ubiquitous, any excuse, from vaccination status to overuse of the lawnmower, can be deducted from your account or worse, and there is nothing you can do about it.” Own nothing and be happy”
No privacy, no property, no prosperity
Care for the environment. Save the planet. Use less energy and fuel. This is what people who charter private jets and fly around the world say to us.
Bitcoin is too energy intensive. It is not sustainable. This is what those who cause untold amounts of climate change, start endless wars that waste massive amounts of energy, and murder countlessinnocent individuals and childrensay to us.
with our CBDC. We want everyone to prosper. Use protocols that are off-chain and custodialand trust usThis is what those who imprison non-violent traders, make free exchange illegal, freeze the accounts of the hungry, and shut down entire economies under threat of violence say to us.
Why do you believe them?
It is because unchecked and unsupervised central banks, state-lobbying financial groups, governments, and international globalist organizations are buying up hard assets like real estate,BTC (140} free peer-to-peer exchange of cash and crypto They are clamping down, imposing global surveillance money, KYC regulations, and endless hoops to jump through in order to trade. They want you to become a dependent slave.
Property can be defined as anything that an individual or group has the exclusive right to use. For example, my body. I decide what to do with it, and no one has higher rights than me. Want to borrow my car? Sure, no problem. But without my express permission, it is theft. I have the right to its exclusive use.
Since only I know the seed phrase for the bitcoin wallet, I am effectively giving myself exclusive use. Once theprivacyneeded to secure the seed is gone, so is my ability to use the coins. When my body, car, money, house, and other private property are no longer recognized, my privacy is violated by violence. Meanwhile, those at the top of the current power pyramidcontinue their work in private meetingsand plot to kill everyone but themselves. And they plot to impoverish and incapacitate all but those who are aligned with their dystopian agenda. The way to do this is to demonize and destroy privacy. It is to end private property. And the root of private property is self-ownership.
It calls into question the very right to exist as a free individual, to profit and prosper from the fruits of your own labor and spirit. This right is yours. Anyone who claims otherwise is an enemy.
Do we remain silent while politicians break the rules they tell us to? Or is it time to find a way to deny the power of this evil system?
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