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Alice's avatar

“They want you dead.” - but first they want all your assets. Seems like they are rebranding and reinventing items like CBDC that have received push back from conservatives and are reintroducing them to conservatives through MAGA, Trump, Musk etc. in ways which they hope they will just be accepted and embraced. The guy that brought operation warp speed is now bringing operation warp speed AI technocracy and everyone seems to be oblivious to it.

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Te Reagan's avatar

I’m not! And I’m very vocal about it. Republican’s acting like democrats right now. They do not want you saying anything about this. Crickets. For now, they’re content with trusting ze plan.

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Guidothekp's avatar

Republicans always acted like Democrats. Dubya and Halliburton, Comcast, and ilk?

What is different is the pace at which the looting is afoot now. A politician loots but slowly because the others around him hold him back. With Trump it is, "apre mois, la deluge".

We are now a third world dictatorship where the dictator and his cartel decamp at the end.

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Dee's avatar

I'm not oblivious to it. So now we got about 20 people that understand what it going on.

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CATHERINE's avatar

Ha! 20 people.

Better than nothing. :)

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Angel McC And's avatar

All I can hear is, “Do not despise small beginnings”! Pray and enjoy the spoils while they are still available sans being chipped to use them!

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CATHERINE's avatar

I don't get it.

Translation please. :)

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sacky boi's avatar

The demented little half wit architect of much of the WEF's grand transhumanism design, Yuval Harari, wants to dog chip you for when you get lost so you can be returned to your gulag, I mean 15minute city of their choice.

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CATHERINE's avatar

Yup.

I remember that.

I don't need a dog chip.

I have a state ID.

I know who I am, and I know where I live.

In a house, not a gulag.

That Zionist pig is nothing more than another

stupid person.

Making stupid rules.

And expecting for stupid people, to believe his stupid shit.

And dig their own graves for his pleasure.

I am not one of his sheeple.

I will not comply. :)

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Cindi's avatar

I have read elsewhere recently that after the past 5 years of heinous abuse, the country was desperate for a return to normalcy, common sense & sanity. So much so that Trump & his agenda seem to be all of that & that this will lull people into believing all will be well & will go along with about anything because Trump has “saved” us. I had hope that the good things would be restored & we could go back to being left alone to live our little lives as we see fit & w/ as little intrusion as possible. I don’t think that’s going to happen. It’s impossible to know who to trust anymore….

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Deborah's avatar

trust in the Lord

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Bandit's avatar

🙌

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Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

I just can believe a digital notation that can be erased has value. Seems the ultimate gambling game.

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Roman S Shapoval's avatar

Exactly - they're wolves circling the human corral.

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Osmar Jardim's avatar

“Bitcoin is anything but decentralized, and it is anything but secure”

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Tony Cecala's avatar

Bitcoin is the textbook definition of decentralized, it's quite secure; but it is a completely transparent ledger and wide open w/r/t privacy.

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2nd Smartest Guy in the World's avatar

You are so wrong, and totally ignorant of blockchain tech.

No immutable ledger using proof of work with a Nakamoto Coefficient of around 4 is defi. Why not reread what was written in this article?

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Chris W's avatar

Bitcoin is one of the worst cryptos

Ancient 17 year old entry level ledger code

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37's avatar
Jan 24Edited

If you truly believe that Bitcoin & DCs will get away from the Central Banking Cabal's control, you're delusional and don't understand how the world is organized. I haven't read your piece yet, but honestly, you're not falling for this BS, are you? Hugely disappointing if so.

You can bet your last penny that the owners of the Central Banking System, Globally, will not reliinquish control over what they now control. The life expectancy of ANYONE significantly standing in the way would be measurable in days.

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2nd Smartest Guy in the World's avatar

If you understand blockchain technology and coding, you will be very pleasantly surprised by what I will soon share.....

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37's avatar

Did you ever get this out?

I'm waiting to see why you believe this. : )

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2nd Smartest Guy in the World's avatar

After much research I concluded that that technology was total BS, but that does not make BTC any better.

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37's avatar

BTW, I haven't seen anything new, did I miss something?

But there are quite a few experts out there stating the exact opposite.

Blockchain will be easily commandeered for the Global Government. It's blatant.

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37's avatar

I'll await it, but to date absolutely no one that's told me the same thing has been able to articulate what it all is to the extent that the government has no control over it.

I have read several pieces and watched several videos recently, several by finance industry people, that also claim that Bitcoin/Crypto was actually, like so much else (Bezos, Musk, & Zuckerberg) orchestrated by the CIA.

I'm interested in your take, but I find it to be inconceivable that if things can be tracked like that that they can't be controlled.

I'll look forward to it. When is it coming out?

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Tony Cecala's avatar

We disagree. I may be ignorant on the point you're making about the NC, but I'm not "totally ignorant of blockchain tech".

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2nd Smartest Guy in the World's avatar

Can you even define what decentralized means? Because when you define that term, you then review the ancient BCT blockchain tech you can't with a straight face claim it is DeFi, but, quite literally, its opposite.

I'll be writing an article on the world's first fully DeFi token soon...

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Original Lisa's avatar

Uhhh. How’s the weather up there?

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2nd Smartest Guy in the World's avatar

Idyllic.

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Tony Cecala's avatar

Decentralized means various actors (miners, nodes, & users) offer checks and balances. (ETH is not decentralized any longer, Vitalik Buterin forced a rollback and hence ETC was born. The ETH blockchain is no longer immutable.) BTC has attacked and been forked, and we lived through an attack that led to Bcash (the SegWit/UASF drama). Various actors can launch attacks, but a 51% attack would render the chain almost valueless as it would no longer be trusted. So, while a very rare suicidal attack on BTC is certainly possible, and a much hailed potential future 'quantum attack' is possible, I'd rather people see the value of 14 years of successful decentralization and build on that, than look to create yet another coin.

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2nd Smartest Guy in the World's avatar

That's not what decentralized means.

Sheesh.

I'm done.

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Osmar Jardim's avatar

“Bitcoin is a primitive blockchain technology that is extremely susceptible to a series of exploits, not limited to the 51% Attack, Sybil Attack and Eclipse Attack; Bitcoin does not have trusted third party (TTP) and is not in any way decentralized. Bitcoin also has the lowest of all major cryptocurrencies Nakamoto Coefficient of 4 (versus Avalanche’s Nakamoto Coefficient of around 30), which means that it is the most vulnerable to bad actor and State level attacks. A Nakamoto Coefficient of 4 means that the minimum number of nodes or entities required to compromise the Bitcoin blockchain is just 4, which is why, say, China, with all of its miners, can easily pull the plug on Bitcoin at any point.

Bitcoin’s low Nakamoto Coefficient means that just four mining pools control over half of its hash rate, making it vulnerable to a 51% attack if these pools were controlled by a single, well-resourced entity (again, think: China, or the Intelligence Industrial Complex, etc). …”

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Tony Cecala's avatar

Thanks. I read it. And I feel that it's pushing a one-sided viewpoint. I'm not gonna cheerlead BTC (too much), but I won't take DARPA-funded study as gospel.

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Osmar Jardim's avatar

I understand.

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Billy G's avatar

A couple of things. First, who is the mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto? No one to my knowledge has ever talked to this person. I’m inclined to believe he is the phantom created by the CIA with their assets and other 3 letter agencies.

The current banking system is on life support and they reaching for the plug. The only thing to save they current system is all out war or perhaps a digital banking system. But going back to Mr Nakakoto, I don’t trust he exists so who created bitcoin? Which leads me to this point. Anyone that has tried to wrest control of money system from the scum that owns it has lost spectacularly. So if the government is behind digital banking we’ve lost.

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CATHERINE's avatar

trump protecting us from CBDC?

NOT!

Just another trick to nullify cash money and replace it with Digital Dollars.

trump is a WEF despot.

A Marxist enabler.

"You will own nothing and you will be happy." (tm)

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Dee's avatar

Trump isn't wasting any time. It is an emergency to warp speed march toward a one world digital super surveillance where they know what you ate for breakfast government.

Are people figuring this out yet? Trump is not going to save us. But isn't it great he let the J6ers go?

https://rumble.com/v6celwv-they-will-lie-till-the-end-and-push-their-agenda.html?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=OLICHKA789

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Te Reagan's avatar

Ok. I once bought 100 dollars in bitcoin. Circa 2018, I left it there and checked in on it from time to time. Eventually it was all gone. Lesson learned. I’d of been better off putting that money in my drawer or under my mattress. Seems like gambling to me.

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Tony Cecala's avatar

Really? Where did you leave it? On an exchange? A software wallet? Hardware wallet? More detail would be helpful. Sorry for your loss.

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CATHERINE's avatar

I lost a Benjamin at a casino once.

Same principle.

Fool me once .....only once.

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Tirion's avatar

Call me naive, but shouldn't America be focused on getting out of debt before it starts thinking about accumulating a pot of savings?

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2nd Smartest Guy in the World's avatar

Accumulating via theft in every instance at this point.

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Billy G's avatar

Any form of currency that is able to be tracked is dangerous. I don’t think Trump is ignorant about this. There are plenty of “experts” on the right that extol the benefits of digital currency. I suggest their motives be less than altruistic.

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CATHERINE's avatar

trump's minions wrote

Project 2025.

WITH its full knowledge and

approval.

Be aware of that fact.

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Billy G's avatar

I said this yesterday, he’s provided a lot of exec orders that were essentially low hanging fruit he promised on the campaign trail, red meat for maga. What he’s doing with vaccines, digital assets, and Gaza are just a few things to be wary of.

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John Roberts's avatar

Can we please just get back to the basics of what the government is supposed to be doing.

Protect the righteous and punish the wicked.

Unfortunately most of them are wicked !!!

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CATHERINE's avatar

Get. A rope. ;)

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Viking's avatar

Looking forward to your article you were mentioning on blockchain technology coming soon I hope 🤞! Thank you for this article! Another good one

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Deborah's avatar

We're toast. Pray

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CATHERINE's avatar

No. RESIST.

Better to die, fighting for Freedom, than to live on one's knees, a slave.

Don't dig your own grave.

Or the grave of your Neighbor;

Dig Theirs.

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Deborah's avatar

I never give up or give in. The Lord is on our side and He already won.

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CATHERINE's avatar

Only if people take action, and refuse to support the Machine that created all this mess.

Take it apart and destroy it completely.

The fix:

Constitution. Bill of Rights.

Golden Rule.

One individual at a time.

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Renee Marie's avatar

We are living in a post Constitutional country.

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CATHERINE's avatar

The fact is, the Constitution is self evident and inalienable.

It cannot be nullified.

Stupid people can assert that They have the authority to replace it with something else.

Foolish people will believe that.

You get the life that you expect and demand.

Live your life as a Free Human Being, or on your knees, a slave.

Dig your own grave, or dig the grave for the oppressors.

Democracy is a choice that people make.

One individual at a time.

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Renee Marie's avatar

I support Natural Law. I do not require any man to give me freedom.

I’m a creation of Divine Creator-God.

If all Humanity supported Natural Law, Humanity would not be where we are today.

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Deborah's avatar

I pray that people wake up and repent. 2 Chronicle's 7:14

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Tra Ders's avatar

Control is just control your ability to transact. Control your money, elegantly control you, without physical assault, instead spiritual assault as you become a trained seal doing tricks for food to do the bidding of AI owners and operators. Basically we become a barnyard of farm animals getting our shots so we don’t lose weight while eating g less but not farting beside your now neighbors Mr and Mrs Cow. Instead of farting some discharge from your right ear left nostril and oil glands of your pubic area. Damn again they use Emergency Use Authorization, liability forgiveness and marketing techniques

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Nurse_SCIENCE's avatar

Uh oh

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Tony Cecala's avatar

RE: the linked paper by Trail of Bits

> "Over the past year, Trail of Bits was engaged by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to investigate the extent to which blockchains are truly decentralized."

I haven't read it closely (yet), but consider the source. Remember, the core tactic employed by tech dominators: EMBRACE, EXTEND, EXTINGUISH. We're in phase 1 now.

There are multiple actors in the Bitcoin ecosystem, miners, nodes, and users.

To summarize the roles, I consulted GPT4:

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## How Checks and Balances Work

• Nodes vs. Miners: Nodes validate miners' work to ensure only legitimate transactions and blocks are added to the blockchain.

• Users vs. Miners/Developers: Users decide which network rules they accept, creating pressure on miners and developers to act in the best interests of the community.

• Competition Among Miners: Mining is competitive; no single miner or group can control the network without enormous resources.

• Economic Incentives: All actors are incentivized to follow the rules because violating them (e.g., adding fraudulent blocks) would cause their efforts to be rejected and result in wasted resources.

## Advantages of Not Having a Trusted Third Party (TTP)

Decentralization

There’s no single point of failure (no central authority to hack, corrupt, or shut down). The system is more resilient to attacks or interference.

Censorship Resistance

Without a TTP, no one can block transactions or freeze accounts. Bitcoin operates without reliance on intermediaries, making it accessible and neutral.

Transparency

Transactions are publicly verifiable on the blockchain. Users can independently verify the entire system without trusting any central entity.

Reduced Counterparty Risk

In traditional financial systems, a TTP (like a bank) must be trusted to store and transfer funds. Bitcoin eliminates the need to trust third parties with your money.

Global Accessibility

Bitcoin operates peer-to-peer, allowing anyone with internet access to use it, bypassing barriers like banking regulations or geographic restrictions.

In essence, Bitcoin’s ecosystem is self-governing, balancing the roles of miners, nodes, and users without reliance on a central authority. By avoiding a TTP, it achieves a trustless, secure, and decentralized system that aligns incentives to maintain its integrity.

] --end GPT4

Co-opting Bitcoin has been the number one activity of the Banksters, we need to be alert to Trojan Horses, and other strategic offenses that appear to be benign.

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CATHERINE's avatar

Bitcoin is all fun and games.

Until it is hacked.

And then all the pretty gelt will disappear.

Wait for it.

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Tony Cecala's avatar

You may be right. Yet, 14 years and anti-fragility seems to be its dominant characteristic.

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CATHERINE's avatar

I hope your perception

prevails. :)

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Tra Ders's avatar

This might represent the best of 2 shitty choices. Bank of International Settlement controlled World Economic Order is repulsive. American controlled bit more palatable depending on the details.

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CATHERINE's avatar

The Devil is in the details.

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Sandy Horton's avatar

Oh dear this conversation is waaaaaay over my head - GOLD anyone?

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Judith's avatar

I'm still trying to balance a checkbook.

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