I owe people like Dr. Yeadon a huge debt of gratitude for warning me and others early on during convid. I wish I got more people to listen, or at least express a little scepticism, but I am grateful for those who did.
With the lingering effects still affecting the psyche of many people years later, I think it would be naive not to suspect that there is much more to come.
I fear that people like him are correct, but what bothers me most is that given the plausibility of the prevailing narratives that will be shaped by the controllers, many people will once again fall for the next 'thing' - whatever that may be. They will allow themselves to be coerced again because they will feel like they have no choice but to comply with whatever the next demands will be.
Refusing to comply under any and all circumstances will be the greatest chance we have at avoiding complete and utter enslavement. I highly recommend listening to the video below when you have a moment.
I never knew that The Genius Act gives provision for potentially favouring stablecoin holders over those with money in a bank, if that bank was to fail.
"Stablecoin Issuer Failure: Section 11 of the GENIUS Act ensures that reserves backing payment stablecoins are excluded from the issuer’s bankruptcy estate. Stablecoin holders have first priority for redemption claims against these reserves, ahead of all other creditors, including administrative costs. Any shortfall results in a “stub claim” that also takes precedence over other claims on the issuer’s remaining assets.
Bank Custodian Failure: Section 10 grants stablecoin holders priority over bank depositors and other creditors, including the FDIC’s subrogation claims (when the FDIC covers insured deposits), if a bank holding stablecoin reserves fails. This means stablecoin holders could be paid before depositors, potentially using depositor funds."