So far, Nayib Bukele is on track to be the Lee Kuan Yew of Latin America. The Simon Bolivar of the new century.
He focused on building up his own country. He embraced hard money and cut off hard drugs.
He did imprison criminals, but did so with the minimum necessary force. He persuaded first, and compelled only when absolutely necessary. Like Lee Kuan Yew, Bukele turned his country into a bonafide showcase for a global audience.
Bukele built a domestic coalition in his native Spanish and an international coalition in fluent English. He balanced El Salvadoran nationalism with diplomacy and capitalism, recruiting Tether, xAI, Bitcoin, and tech to the country.
Incredibly, heβs made El Salvador into a model not just for Latin Americans, but for North Americans. And he did it in less than ten years, with absolutely no precedent in the region.
@LukeGromen Have you watched his interviews recently and within the past year? In every one of them he explicitly states he believes the FED balance sheet should be much smaller. Square that circle, Sir.
@OutOfTheVines Long term I see the bat carrying corner OF as well if needed or if defensive move requires it. This admin likes having a SS at as many positions as possible.
Iβm trying to solve the dead pan cheeky Pierre brand missile that Iβm still missing, or am I to understand that weβre now classifying elliptic curve property rights theft as mining old bitcoins? I thought mining was proof of work on the timechain, and this venture sounds a lot like lock-picking for private property.