Different party. Different leader. Different Decade - Same script.
Britain has problems → change is coming → brighter future promised.
Decades later: rich get richer, inequality holds.
It’ll always be this way - Protect yourself.
Don’t overthink it.
Our debt-based system needs new money creation to survive.
More money = less purchasing power.
Less purchasing power = higher asset prices.
So own scarce assets.
@freddienew@waitbutwhy "Our DNA is 99% identical to a chimpanzee... yet we can build the Hubble Space Telescope and compose symphonies. Imagine a species that is 1% smarter than us in that same direction. We would be drooling, blithering idiots in their presence” Neil deGrasse Tyson
Imagine that, same speech
“We have an opportunity to turn the tide, to make the country feel like it’s working again, to make people see that politics can make a positive difference, to make people feel hope again.” Andy Burnham, June 2026
@BSEBTC@BigRpic@BitcoinEventsUK Bitcoin is not “just another asset.” It is the first asset whose security does not depend on the goodwill of the state.
Find out more whilst sitting in the birthplace of the Magna Carta.
A.I. is creating machine-to-machine commerce, billions of micro payments. A machine can’t have a bank account but it can have a bitcoin wallet. Bitcoin turns value transfer into an internet protocol rather than a banking service.
@RichardBurgon You’re economically illiterate. Assets only have to grow at 6.4% annually to go from £250bn to £670bn over 16 years. Thats hardly taking more and more, it’s money printing inflating asset prices.
People seem to be desperate for “change” - Here’s a problem most people would love to change.
Despite what some think “Tax the rich” will make it worse.
There is only one cause and only one solution.
Learn the how and why at Bitcoin Pizza Day in Bury St Edmunds.
AI alone wont save us, we’ve had over a century of miraculous tech and soaring productivity, driving down costs. All wiped out by governments inflating the money supply to serve their own agenda.
But what if the money supply was fixed?
Bitcoin Pizza Day in Bury St Edmunds.
Leonardo da Vinci's Salvator Mundi last sold for $450m - but what is the “intrinsic value” of some paint, a canvas and a frame? - if you’re not sure maybe you should attend Bitcoin Pizza Day in Bury St Edmunds.
Voting for a different leader or party won’t make a difference, the problem is the system itself. Check out the peaceful rebellion that is gradually defunding it.