Bitcoin vs Central Banks.

    Bitcoin is thought to be a way out of the banking system. Some think it will be the demise of central banks due to its alleged anonymity and decentralized nature. The precarious state of America has many seeking a financial safe haven, and due to disparaging language regarding gold and silver for years as well as a genuine disconnection from reality, younger generations think this digital currency is an evolved form of gold! Pair that with Bitcoin's massive gains this past year, and you have created a new savior. These Bitcoin worshippers are no different than the Qtards telling everyone to sit back and trust the plan. Evangelists like Max Keiser calls Bitcoin the second coming of Jesus and says that not even God can break Bitcoin's encryption. 

    In reality, the very system they claim to be at odds with created Bitcoin. Satoshi Nakamoto, the anonymous creator of Bitcoin, name literally means Central Intelligence: 

"According to the CIA Project, Satoshi Nakamoto means “Central Intelligence” 

 Also, it's rather convenient that Bitcoin was created in 2008 during the great recession. Additionally, Ripple is currently battling a legal case against the SEC for selling unregistered securities.  While Bitcoin has not been deemed a security, this could become an issue for it in the future. Presently, however,  it is now facing backlash from the European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde who called for global regulation of it. 

Bitcoin is the cornerstone of a global foundation for digital currencies. That will be leveraged to control people's thoughts and behaviors. This can already be seen by the purging taking place across social media today. In conclusion, Bitcoin is not a savior. It's a new prison with the same warden. 

Trump The New Fed Chairman

Nationalization of US finance markets are becoming a reality. Also, the potential for the US to create a digital dollar has become a topic of discussion at the highest levels. Change is coming; post covid-19 America will operate significantly different than the one we presently know.

President Trump has felt that the stock market should have been much higher than it was by at least 10,000 points, and the fed was to blame. However, with this plan to nationalize parts of the financial market Trump essentially usurps Chairman Powell. Could this mean that we plan portions of our economy mimicking the Chinese economic system? After all, Neoliberalism has proven to be more destructive than helpful. It’s time for us to stop acting like a maid for the world and rather focus on getting our house in order. The age of America First is here to stay (hopefully).