Occupy_Mars

Be on the side of Cause, instead of Effect.

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

Fuck your wars @andyburnham

[Occupy_Mars @OccupyMars5]

@miquelgirones1 Paraguay

[Luke Broyles @luke_broyles]

You've heard "gold and Bitcoin will go vertical" for YEARS now...

✅Gold has gone vertical.
✅Bitcoin is next.
Here is why: 👇

Expect $300,000+ Bitcoin minimum.📈

[Jeff Booth ⚡️ @JeffBooth]

🧵 The cost of everything technology touches is falling toward zero. That's not just a catchy phrase—it's an economic reality, and it has profound implications for our future. Let's explore why this matters.👇

[Mark Moss @1MarkMoss]

Looking for a last minute gift for your kids, your nieces, nephews, whatever…

Here’s how to give them the gift of Bitcoin.

When I was a kid, my aunts and uncles gave me Treasury bonds.

But my parents had to hold them, nobody remembered where they went, and of course…

they ended up being basically worthless.

But giving Bitcoin isn’t that easy either…

here’s the issue with Bitcoin gifts:

1. Kids under 18 can’t legally have a River or Swan account.

2. Hardware wallets are like a hundred bucks, so that makes no sense if you’re giving less than that.

3. And little kids don’t even have phones.

So here’s what I did instead.

STEP 1
I downloaded a basic Bitcoin wallet app and created a separate wallet for each kid.

STEP 2
I sent about $50 of Bitcoin into each one.

STEP 3
Each wallet has its own seed phrase. I printed it out and the. I gave one copy to the parents, and I kept one backup.

STEP 4
Then I printed the public address QR code, put it in a small picture frame, and hung it on their wall.

So now they can scan it anytime and see their Bitcoin growing… but nobody can spend it.

After that, I deleted the wallet app completely.

The Bitcoin only exists via the seed phrase.

And every birthday, Christmas, Easter or whenever… I can just send more Bitcoin to that same address.

They watch it stack up for years.

[karma @karma44921039]

According to Dr. Sherri Tenpenny, vaccines are neither safe, effective, necessary, nor harmless.

"They are systematic poisoning of children and adults across the world."

[Desiree Fixler @desireefixler]

If the WEF’s Great Reset is truly good, why don’t citizens get a vote?

No vote on Net Zero.
No vote on ESG rules.
No vote on Digital ID.
No vote on CBDCs.
No vote on DEI.
No vote on censorship.

This isn’t democracy. It’s elite rule & central planning.

No vote. No consent. No legitimacy.

Time for a Great Pushback.

[Dr. Simon @goddek]

This tiny white square is man-made CO2: 0.0016% of the atmosphere.

They’re taxing you, robbing your income, and enslaving your life over something essential for plants and a greener planet.

Climate alarmism isn’t science, but a global scam. Wake the fvck up already!

[Simon Dixon @SimonDixonTwitt]

Sequencing Matters

1. Palantir-Style Surveillance – Establish mass data capture and predictive policing tools.

2. Digital ID – Tie every individual to a centralized, trackable identity.

3. CBDCs & Stablecoins – Roll out programmable money under the guise of financial rescue.

4. Social Credit Scoring – Merge identity, money, and behavior into a system of total compliance.

Each stage is unlocked by a fresh crisis—carefully manufactured, then weaponized.

Phases 1 & 2: Justified by immigration waves and orchestrated civil unrest.

Phase 3: Requires a global financial crisis and the promise of a CBDC “bailout.”

Phase 4: With surveillance, IDs, and programmable money in place—nothing more is needed.

[Ian Miles @ianmiles]

With Keir Starmer’s introduction of the BritCard, all UK citizens will be required through limits set by the card to cut down on meat consumption, only be able to buy new electronics every 7 years, only be allowed to fly only once every three years, but less than a dozen new items of clothing a year, and not own a private vehicle. Welcome to Net Zero.

The plan:

[Vincent Vandeputte @VincentVandep8]

Digitale ID: sleutel of slagboom?

Veel mensen halen de schouders op bij het idee van een Europese of Britse Digital ID.
“We hebben toch al itsme, DigiD of eID? Wat is het verschil?”

En dáár gaat het mis want er is een wereld van verschil.

Itsme of DigiD zijn digitale sleutels: ze geven jou toegang tot informatie die verspreid staat bij banken, de overheid of verzekeringsmaatschappijen enz.

Jij beslist wanneer je die sleutel gebruikt. Ze vergemakkelijken je leven, maar ze beperken je vrijheid niet. Je kan er zelfs voor kiezen ze níét te gebruiken.

Een Digital ID zoals nu in de UK ingevoerd wordt, is iets heel anders. Dat is geen sleutel meer, maar een slagboom. Het wordt de centrale toegangspoort tot je hele bestaan: je identiteit, je recht op werk, je zorg, je financiën.
Zonder die ID mag je straks simpelweg niet meer meedoen, in de UK zelfs niet meer werken.

Vergelijk met het verschil tussen een sleutelbos en een slagboom:
Een sleutelbos geeft je toegang tot verschillende deuren in jouw huis. Jij beslist welke deur je opent en wanneer.

Een slagboom staat bij de ingang van je straat. Zonder de juiste code of badge kom je nergens meer in. Je huis, je werk, je school, allemaal onbereikbaar.

Itsme = sleutelbos.
Digital ID = slagboom.

En precies daarom is het naïef om te doen alsof ze “hetzelfde” zijn. Het ene geeft jou gemak, het andere geeft een centrale macht de mogelijkheid om te bepalen of jij nog toegang krijgt.

Vandaag heet het “veiligheid en efficiëntie”. Morgen kan het betekenen: geen toegang tot je bank zonder de juiste vinkjes, geen toegang tot je werk zonder toestemming, geen toegang tot zorg of onderwijs zonder naleving van regels die je niet zelf bepaald hebt.

Dat is het verschil tussen een sleutel en een strop.

[Wide Awake Media @wideawake_media]

"If you sign up for digital ID... you'll never be able to say no to the government again."

British ex-MP Andrew Bridgen: "They can only implement all the aspects of Agenda 2030... if they have digital ID."

"If we can stop digital ID, it's very, very difficult to see how we can end up with the dystopian future which I believe is in line for us."

"Digital ID will be a massive tool of control. It'll always be sold to you as it's for your own convenience and for your own security, and there's an old saying that if you're ever willing to trade your freedom for security, you'll end up with neither freedom nor security."

"We will be like prisoners out on license, where we're tagged and they'll know exactly where we are and what we're doing all the time."

"That can't be allowed to happen."

Credit: @ABridgen @rustyrockets

[Lance 🇬🇧 @iamL4NCE]

@10DowningStreet @darrenpjones https://t.co/beZlSMZkiN

[Lee Anderson MP @LeeAndersonMP_]

Digital IDs.

I'm against - please share if you are.

[Katie Waissel @katiewaissel24]

🚨 URGENT: PLEASE READ – DIGITAL ID & THE DIGITAL POUND 🚨

Everyone is talking about Digital ID — but please understand, that’s not the endgame. That’s the distraction. The bigger picture is the Bank of England’s digital pound. And we must read the small print.

The Bank of England states: “The digital pound would be a new form of money for households and businesses. It would be issued by the Bank of England, widely available, and convenient to use.” (Bank of England)

It sounds harmless. They reassure us it will “complement cash, not replace it,” and that it would only be used “if you choose to.” But history shows us how quickly choice becomes compulsion. First optional, then expected, then mandatory. Cash may not vanish overnight — but starve it of use, and it dies quietly.

Here’s the critical point: for a digital pound to function, it cannot exist without Digital ID. That’s why the ID debate is being pushed into headlines right now — because it softens the ground. Once your identity is tied to your money, every transaction becomes traceable, every decision logged. What they call “security” is in fact surveillance.

The Bank itself admits: “The digital pound would be accessed through digital wallets offered by the private sector.” That means third-party companies, not you, not me, will stand between us and our own money. They will verify identity, impose conditions, and mediate access. This creates a system where your financial freedom is not a right, but a service.

Yes, they promise safeguards: “Neither the Government nor the Bank of England would have access to your personal data.” But policies can be rewritten, laws can be bent, and crises can be manufactured. Once the system exists, it takes only one emergency to flip the switch. Privacy is not permanent.

This is not just an economic shift. It is a constitutional one. When money and identity are fused, access to your own life becomes conditional. Speak out of turn, step out of line, resist — and in the wrong hands, your access can be denied. Not by law, not by due process, but by the silent denial of a transaction.

To the people of the UK: do not be distracted by the Digital ID headline. That is the surface. The substance is the digital pound. Once introduced, it will fundamentally alter the relationship between citizen, state, and freedom. And as the Bank itself confirms, this is already in motion.

We must not sleepwalk into this. We must question, scrutinise, and demand real protections — not vague promises. Because once the digital pound is here, there will be no going back.

#digitalid #bankofengland #digitalpound #digitalpound #dontbefooled

https://t.co/iQOdk6EytK

[Chris Littlewood @chrislittlewoo8]

Digital ID for every adult is not progress. It is the end of a free society dressed up as convenience.

I am a cyber security specialist. This is my take.

They are selling it as a fix for illegal migration. That is bollocks.

We spend hundreds of billions a year on cyber security and yet the volume of breaches is breaking records. The threat is growing faster than the spend.

Digital ID will not stop boats. It will not stop trafficking gangs. It will not fix a broken border.

Criminals will work around it.

Honest citizens will pay the price.

It builds giant data banks that track where you go, what you buy, what you read and who you speak to.

It links your identity to every checkpoint in daily life.

One breach and your life is exposed.

Look at Jaguar Land Rover and the airports in recent weeks. Now imagine that at national scale on an ID system tied to everything you need to live your daily life.

Here is the risk that ministers will not admit.

Ransomware seeded through a supplier or an insider:

It lies quiet for months.
It rolls through the backups.
On trigger day the register and the recovery sets are both encrypted.

Payments fail. Health and benefits stall. Borders slow. Citizens are frozen out until a ransom is paid or the state rebuilds from scratch.

Centralise identity and you centralise failure.

Do not fall for the pitch.
Function creep is certain.
It starts as login.

It becomes access to money, travel, speech and public services.

It turns rights into permissions controlled by the state and its contractors.

It creates a single point of failure for criminals, insiders and hostile states to target.

It will punish the elderly, the poor and anyone who is not always online.

It will centralise risk and outsource blame.

It will not stop fraud.

It will not stop illegal migration.

It will build the machinery for a social credit system by stealth.

If ministers cared about the border, they would enforce current laws, resource patrols and processing, close loopholes and remove those with no right to stay.

You do not need a national ID to do any of that.

We scrapped ID cards in 2010 for a reason.

Britain does not need a central register to prove age or status.

Yes to privacy first proofs. No to a database state.

[Red Pill Dispenser @redpilldispensr]

Journalist Whitney Webb dismantles the climate narrative in less than a minute and a half. 🔥

[Occupy_Mars @OccupyMars5]

@jfhksar88 @LynAldenContact You still live in an analog world, whereas the digital world all around you is growing rapidly.

[Bitcoin News @BitcoinNewsCom]

The “but what if the internet goes out” FUD guy is having a rough week.

Bitcoin just proved it works without it.

[Occupy_Mars @OccupyMars5]

@jfhksar88 Hey no-coiner, just checking in with you. Ru coping ok?