Stock up on Gold and Silver - it's the only REAL money
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Thanks Fren. Text is always limited in how much it conveys and thus the room for misinterpretation is much greater than normal face to face communication.
But in case you missed it, I did write in my disclaimer: "While I personally believe that the blockchain technology will become pivotal in the future, considering all the connections between Epstein's network and bitcoin development and timing, the current crypto iterations have the hallmarks of a psyop intended to...."
So, I'm with you there on blockchain, and I am open to the possibility that forms of crypto currency (i.e. gold and silver based coinage) could be very useful and may be a key part of the future, but I am highly skeptical of who and what are behind the current bitcoin / crypto situation.
While lots of folks have been touting the 'decentralized, uncontrollable currency' idea, is it possible that crypto has actually been put out there in order to divert funds (how many billions/trillions?) away from historically relevant asset currencies? The Central Bank Cabal have been doing their darndest to get ordinary humans away from gold and silver, for centuries.
Is crypto in its current form simply a way for the Cabal to take their fiat system (which is essentially non-asset backed paper), which is designed to collapse at some point, and bring that all over into digital form that they can continue to control an manipulate?
Who controls the systems on which crypt 100% relies? Electricity? Computers? Networks? Internet? Gold and silver, etc, are completely out of their control if it is used between living people, but crypto? Not quite the same.
And, how much (what %) of the current crypto world is actually asset based and grounded? Was FTX the exception, or the actual norm?
These are the sorts of questions that based anons and patriots need to work through. The allure of shiny 'gold' (why did they choose a 'gold' symbol?) in the form of bitcoin is very powerful. But is it what it appears to be? We do NOT know who is actually behind it. Japanese pseudonyms are great, but we need to ask serious questions.