You miss my point. I am not suggesting that hiring Brooks was a mistake. I'm suggesting that Bitcoin is part of the plan, and he brought this guy in to lay the groundwork for its mass adoption in the US.
Nothing will ever top physical. Gold is for kings silver gentleman.
Silver is leveraged more than gold. Wonder why. Manufacturing, Silver markets have been proven to be fraudulent many times over and over again.
Physical metals BREAK ALL SYSTEMS.
Rube exchange rate for gold, to buy oil was 2200 usd. 400 above current usd price of the time. COVID was the reset, Russia is the nail to the us petrol dollars world economy. FTX was the gasoline. But printer go brrrrr so
Atleast is tangible, I'll keep my rocks. And I buy gold monthly over the border.
I purchased my first BTC for less than 3 dollars. When it was a sub forum on a sub forum for fun. When you could mine multiple coins in one night. Then I grew up. Made money. Realized its globalized wealth distribution. And which Nation is the wealthiest (on paper) plus natural resources?
OURS.
To answer your buying groceries? Sure I stop at the local coin shop and can exchange it for the American fun dollar when times are tough. Go buy groceries with BTC LMAO
I wasn't really making my comment to suggest Trump made a mistake. I was making my point to compare and contrast with the example of the bitcion Maximalist to supervise the US banking system.
I was making the point that John Bolton was a war criminal, warmonger, itching for war with Iran. When hired as National Security Advisor, Bolton didn't influence Trump to change the administration's policy from 'doves' to 'hawks'. Trump never called for military strikes or regime change.
To reiterate I'm simply asking: Do people hired by the president make the final decisions about what ultimately happens, or does the President make the final decisions about what ultimately happens?
You miss my point. I am not suggesting that hiring Brooks was a mistake. I'm suggesting that Bitcoin is part of the plan, and he brought this guy in to lay the groundwork for its mass adoption in the US.
Lmao. It is a complete and utter failure there.
Nothing will ever top physical. Gold is for kings silver gentleman.
Silver is leveraged more than gold. Wonder why. Manufacturing, Silver markets have been proven to be fraudulent many times over and over again.
Physical metals BREAK ALL SYSTEMS.
Rube exchange rate for gold, to buy oil was 2200 usd. 400 above current usd price of the time. COVID was the reset, Russia is the nail to the us petrol dollars world economy. FTX was the gasoline. But printer go brrrrr so
Ask Gaddafi how much elites like gold standards.
Atleast is tangible, I'll keep my rocks. And I buy gold monthly over the border.
I purchased my first BTC for less than 3 dollars. When it was a sub forum on a sub forum for fun. When you could mine multiple coins in one night. Then I grew up. Made money. Realized its globalized wealth distribution. And which Nation is the wealthiest (on paper) plus natural resources?
OURS.
To answer your buying groceries? Sure I stop at the local coin shop and can exchange it for the American fun dollar when times are tough. Go buy groceries with BTC LMAO
I wasn't really making my comment to suggest Trump made a mistake. I was making my point to compare and contrast with the example of the bitcion Maximalist to supervise the US banking system.
I was making the point that John Bolton was a war criminal, warmonger, itching for war with Iran. When hired as National Security Advisor, Bolton didn't influence Trump to change the administration's policy from 'doves' to 'hawks'. Trump never called for military strikes or regime change.
To reiterate I'm simply asking: Do people hired by the president make the final decisions about what ultimately happens, or does the President make the final decisions about what ultimately happens?