Isn't it interesting that Scott Bessent decided to blow the whistle on IRGC accounts in the BRITISH Virgin Islands at the same G20 Summit where he invited the Russians back to the table. https://t.co/gZYUyHVKzw
she's openly advocating for europe's enslavement. the seizure of everything they own. a marxist tyranny.
there are no words to describe what must be done to such evil people.
To comprehend where the world is going oftentimes all you need to do is pretend you're playing an Orwellian strategy game.
Make crime rampant by simply letting criminals go. Offer surveillance as the solution. Say that privacy is the price we need to pay for security.
"But I have nothing to hide!" That may be true now, but what about when rules change? People are getting arrested in the UK for things they said that were legal three months ago.
Our crime problem is not a surveillance problem. Most of the people that need to be locked up don't even have cars. We chastise China for being a surveillance state but get called retarded when we don't want infringements on our rights.
Warrantless tracking of everywhere you go will not stop rampant fraud, mental illness, and inner city violence. It will, however, stop regular Americans from being able to organize, protest, or take matters into their own hands.
Flock will only accelerate the decline of the West.
So much fraud will come to light that they’ll have no choice but to roll out a new USD, kicking off a redemption period to swap old dollars for blockchain dollars. During the transition, dirty money gets frozen or funneled into the U.S. strategic reserve to stack real assets.
If we’re playing this out, the cleanest break would be a full default on all external debt. Wipe the slate, no more paying interest to foreign creditors or private banks. Frees up resources to restructure everything from the ground up.
From there, the priority should be honoring obligations to American citizens: Social Security, pensions, savings, and anything that was promised but manipulated through inflation and reckless spending. Instead of servicing a never-ending debt cycle, those funds could be directed toward Land, commodities, energy, real-estate, ect. backing the new USD with tangible value rather than IOUs. Full revaluation of the USD
The risk is more control, global chaos, loss of reserve currency status (which might be inevitable anyway), and a scramble for new financial partnerships. But if done right, it could mean a hard reset toward an economy that actually serves the people instead of just the banks.
Carney walked out of U.S. trade talks at one minute to midnight and called it a war.
It isn’t about tariffs. It’s a midterm operation, and Scott Bessent is fighting the war Carney doesn’t want you to notice.