I've come to the conclusion that the fact that the government has ensured that schools aren't teaching the kids about monetary policy while they also gaslight us about the causes and effects of inflation might be the greatest crime ever committed against the humanity, and here's why: The monetary system is the most beautiful and powerful social network that humankind has ever witnessed. Monopolization of the monetary system is on the other hand the most destructive weapon that humankind has ever witnessed. It sets up a wall between us, and it acts as a tax on our deep desire as humans to interact and cooperate both with people who we love and with those who are foreign to us. It's the most evil and anti-human social construct that has ever existed, designed squarely to enrich and empower the political elite. That's it - feel free to chime in!

30 silver coins for Judas In this thread I'll try to give you some perspectives on the political context of Judas' betrayal of Jesus. 1/13

The goldbugs probably won't admit it, but the gold standard was just an instrument that made it easy for governments and central banks to inflate their money supply in a coordinated way, just like the 2% inflation target is today. Smoke and mirrors.

This video 👇 is a must see and an important reminder about what's at stake for all of us. A couple of days ago I wrote about the need to fight for #Bitcoin   . Stacking sats just isn't enough. We have a moral obligation to fight for the right to use bitcoin. Investing in freedom money is good, but it's first of all an investment, not fighting. I got a lot of flak for voicing my opinion on this, but I stand firm. This fight - for the right to use the money we like best - is closely connected to our obligation to fight for freedom of speech, and against all forms of oppressive use of state power. It's an obligation. Not an option.

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Pay attention… “What’s at stake is the ability to publish the truth and expose crimes when they are committed by States.”— @Stella_Assan...

After having worked tirelessly for all of us to fight, first against deflation, then against inflation, I think it's well deserved that her beautiful face finally appears on a banknote.