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#Bitcoin

[JL @JohanLundh5]

@ZohranKMamdani @aptaube

[JL @JohanLundh5]

@Latens_Verax @Ericson_ubbhult Och? Det är EU och Sverige som plöjer ner biljoner i idiotisk miljöpolitik, med stenålders vindkraft och satsningar på, elbilar, CO2 fångare och allsköns vansinne.

[JL @JohanLundh5]

@Ericson_ubbhult @henryrystekvist Vet om du noterat vi numer är med i NATO, och om du ändå inte fattar vad pågår kan du fortsätta här.

https://t.co/jxwQOgbphM

[Tucker Carlson @TuckerCarlson]

Ep. 75 The national security state is the main driver of censorship and election interference in the United States. "What I’m describing is military rule," says Mike Benz. "It’s the inversion of democracy."

[JL @JohanLundh5]

@GostaHulten

[JL @JohanLundh5]

@AlltOmBitcoin " I och med att det blir mer reglerat, blir det alltmer säkert..." Jo, just det.

Välidgt underhållande att se normies reaktioner😂

[JL @JohanLundh5]

@anniecroona Ja, verkligen. Kommunisthumor på Stalin-nivå.

[JL @JohanLundh5]

@GunnarAslund Svårt att avgöra om det är satir eller vanlig klimatpropaganda.😂

[JL @JohanLundh5]

@WilmaEklund5

[JL @JohanLundh5]

@BTCGandalf I am really grateful he bought Twitter. You're not?

[JL @JohanLundh5]

@lindellch @nylanderjens Du ser inte problemet med korruption och kommunism?

[Ian Carroll @IanCarrollShow]

So Open AI, who’s being sued by musk for being closed AI and for profit

Just named three new board members

One is a board member of Pfizer and former ceo of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Another was a senior executive and corporate lawyer at Sony (think who killed Michael Jackson) oh and she also represented both Clintons and Oliver North of the Iran Contra scandal.

Oh yeah, and Sam Altman is also back on the board.

And still no word on why Larry Summers has a board seat, one of the most vile and corrupt stooges of big banking in the past 100 years.

Yeah, I’m sure OpenAI has only the best intentions though…

[JL @JohanLundh5]

@Stefan_Laurell Vad gör du kvar här? Skynda till frontlinjen och ta en för ”team” NATO din fega råtta.

[JL @JohanLundh5]

@PeterSweden7 @StKuling This is totally bs. Sweden is the worst country in the world regarding this. Good luck paying your rent with cash. And try to deposit cash into your account. You are only allowed 1500€/month.

#Bitcoin fixes this.

[JL @JohanLundh5]

@dylanleclair @GhostofWhitman

[JL @JohanLundh5]

@MyLordBebo The police are supposed to protect him. Not arrest him. He is the one being assaulted.

He is just expressing facts.

UK justice system is broken.

[Ian Carroll @IanCarrollShow]

Breaking: OPEN AI names 4 new board members

and sketchy just got sketchy-er

But hey, the brave new world of tomorrow’s gonna need a ministry of truth right? 🤷‍♂️

[Bruce Fenton @brucefenton]

It’s time to scrap AML / KYC entirely.

The idea that politicians should know how citizens spend their money is a new and deeply flawed idea.

An entire generation has been fooled into thinking this is a necessary part of finance and the world continues to double down on an unworkable system.

Only 30 years ago when I started my career as a stockbroker/ financial advisor I could call you on the phone and sell you MSFT or IBM stock and I did not need your DOB or your social security number. You didn’t even need to have money in the account.

The 1990s to the post 9-11 Patriot Act (which was a horrible law) saw a radical increase in AML /KYC requirements. These seem to get worse every year.

In my office when we were first required to take a drivers license, the older brokers were incredulous: “What do you mean we need an ID for someone buying stocks?!? What’s next, you need an ID to buy gas or groceries?”

Now, just 25 years later an entire generation thinks this is normal or how it should be. Worse yet, some think the system won’t work without it. The opposite is true — the compliance gums up the works and adds friction where it should not exist.

While the regulator class arrogantly acts as if AML KYC is their birthright and ending it is some sort of untouchable rail, the justifications are weak. Why do we have these regimes? To stop “money laundering”? What is that? Who is the victim? Is it to stop “human trafficking” or “terrorism”? If so, how? Is it to “stop” the 12,000 entities on the OFAC list by messing with the 2,000,000,000 people not on the list?

Are major criminals somehow stopped by this? Has it stopped crime? Even if it did, is it worth burdening millions of firms and billions of people with paperwork and procedures that slow down commerce? Shouldn’t efforts be made to go after the actual criminals rather than encumbering the entire world with an inefficient compliance regime?

Money must be able to flow and move. People must be able to take risks and make investments as they choose. This is the lifeblood of a solid economy and the jobs, growth, prosperity and peace that comes with it. The US (and by extension much of the world due to our influence) is sacrificing jobs, innovation and opportunities by chasing an extremely ineffective and indirect compliance regime.

The entire idea belongs back in the dumpster of history. Let the investigators chase terrorists & human traffickers for those actual crimes and let the other billions of us use and move our money as we wish.

[JL @JohanLundh5]

@ylecun @JrKibs Wikipedia is corrupt.

Achully…

[Rothmus 🏴 @Rothmus]

He looks exactly like I imagined him.

[JL @JohanLundh5]

In Sweden the government owns 90% of the energy production, so why do the citizens have to pay market prices?On top on this there is an energy tax, but why stop there, they add a sales tax on this.

The government don’t care about about us.

#Bitcoin

https://t.co/4GNjlFbUAj

[JL @JohanLundh5]

So I am a CEO of a big listed business and I see this chart but decide to not look into what this guy is doing?

You should probably go look for a new job.

@MicroStrategy