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one of the bad guys, or just a weird schizo?
one of the bad guys, or just a weird schizo?
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9%
Good Guy
29%
Bad Guy
35%
Weird Shizo
27%
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The connections between the fake 'cyber pandemic' and crypto are becoming clear...
"In November 2020, the World Economic Forum (WEF) and Carnegie Endowment for International Peace co-produced a report that warned that the global financial system was increasingly vulnerable to cyber attacks. Advisors to the group that produced the report included representatives from the Federal Reserve, the Bank of England, the International Monetary Fund, Wall Street giants likes JP Morgan Chase and Silicon Valley behemoths like Amazon."
(source)
In March, the REvil/Sodinokibi 'cyber crime syndicate' makes $50m ransomware demand against PC manufacturer Acer, to be paid in Monero.
(source)
In April, REvil/Sodinokibi makes $50m ransomware demand against Apple/Quanta, to be paid in Monero (the 'Monero' detail seems to have been scrubbed from articles, but I definitely saw it mentioned when the news was fresh).
(source)
In May, the Colonial Pipeline was shut down by another Russian hacker, 'DarkSide', who demanded $5 million in cryptocurrency.
(source)
So the 'cyber pandemic' our benevolent leaders have suddenly become so concerned about (really because they've fabricated the whole thing as a problem-reaction-solution narrative to usher in new laws, regulations and surveillance to accompany the next financial system) has already started playing out, and crypto is at the heart of it.
Meanwhile, Elon Musk is playing games trying to undermine Bitcoin while promoting DOGE (he tweeted a Spotify playlist where the first letter of each artist name from top to bottom spelt EGODBTC (DOGE to #1, then BTC). Almost as if he's an agent of the central bankers sent in to undermine the liberating, deflationary aspect of crypto and set it up to be another inflationary bankers' scheme. It also seems that they're going to try and tie Bitcoin/crypto into the 'Green Agenda' as another tactic to undermine and regulate the industry.
This 'cyber pandemic' will evolve to encompass other things, and will be used as a scapegoat for supply shortages, blackouts and hyperinflation (because these are things the globalists need to frighten the sheeple into relinquishing yet more of their freedoms and values in favour of the digital prison), but we can see already that crypto plays a part. I suspect they will use all of this to outlaw Monero and other privacy coins, whilst also attempting to undermine Bitcoin and other deflationary coins to pave the way for supplanting them with their own CBDCs and approved cryptocurrencies.
So how do we respond in light of this? It's hard to say, but first and foremost we should make sure we're psychologically prepared for a turbulent time. Fiat money in bank accounts probably won't be any safer, as these same globalists and bankers seek to steer the public towards the 'safety' of their new digital currencies. Precious metals are probably the safest store of value for the coming years, but I suspect they'll try and undermine their value too so as to make CBDCs seem favourable. Monero atomic swaps are apparently near, so we needn't worry too much about Monero being outlawed, and it may prove to be one of the safer havens for our wealth; not to mention the most practical, once digital, programmable UBI arrives.
I'm not trying to scare anyone out of crypto, obviously. I still think that for the foreseeable future it's the best place for both preservation and growth of monetary wealth. Just be prepared for a lot of upcoming trickery.
"In November 2020, the World Economic Forum (WEF) and Carnegie Endowment for International Peace co-produced a report that warned that the global financial system was increasingly vulnerable to cyber attacks. Advisors to the group that produced the report included representatives from the Federal Reserve, the Bank of England, the International Monetary Fund, Wall Street giants likes JP Morgan Chase and Silicon Valley behemoths like Amazon."
(source)
In March, the REvil/Sodinokibi 'cyber crime syndicate' makes $50m ransomware demand against PC manufacturer Acer, to be paid in Monero.
(source)
In April, REvil/Sodinokibi makes $50m ransomware demand against Apple/Quanta, to be paid in Monero (the 'Monero' detail seems to have been scrubbed from articles, but I definitely saw it mentioned when the news was fresh).
(source)
In May, the Colonial Pipeline was shut down by another Russian hacker, 'DarkSide', who demanded $5 million in cryptocurrency.
(source)
So the 'cyber pandemic' our benevolent leaders have suddenly become so concerned about (really because they've fabricated the whole thing as a problem-reaction-solution narrative to usher in new laws, regulations and surveillance to accompany the next financial system) has already started playing out, and crypto is at the heart of it.
Meanwhile, Elon Musk is playing games trying to undermine Bitcoin while promoting DOGE (he tweeted a Spotify playlist where the first letter of each artist name from top to bottom spelt EGODBTC (DOGE to #1, then BTC). Almost as if he's an agent of the central bankers sent in to undermine the liberating, deflationary aspect of crypto and set it up to be another inflationary bankers' scheme. It also seems that they're going to try and tie Bitcoin/crypto into the 'Green Agenda' as another tactic to undermine and regulate the industry.
This 'cyber pandemic' will evolve to encompass other things, and will be used as a scapegoat for supply shortages, blackouts and hyperinflation (because these are things the globalists need to frighten the sheeple into relinquishing yet more of their freedoms and values in favour of the digital prison), but we can see already that crypto plays a part. I suspect they will use all of this to outlaw Monero and other privacy coins, whilst also attempting to undermine Bitcoin and other deflationary coins to pave the way for supplanting them with their own CBDCs and approved cryptocurrencies.
So how do we respond in light of this? It's hard to say, but first and foremost we should make sure we're psychologically prepared for a turbulent time. Fiat money in bank accounts probably won't be any safer, as these same globalists and bankers seek to steer the public towards the 'safety' of their new digital currencies. Precious metals are probably the safest store of value for the coming years, but I suspect they'll try and undermine their value too so as to make CBDCs seem favourable. Monero atomic swaps are apparently near, so we needn't worry too much about Monero being outlawed, and it may prove to be one of the safer havens for our wealth; not to mention the most practical, once digital, programmable UBI arrives.
I'm not trying to scare anyone out of crypto, obviously. I still think that for the foreseeable future it's the best place for both preservation and growth of monetary wealth. Just be prepared for a lot of upcoming trickery.
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