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I work for a major government and a year ago I decided I didn't like what I was seeing and what I was doing in my job.

So I decided to speak up. Since then, I've been on the TFTC podcast, have spoken at adopting Bitcoin in El Salvador, and just now did a session with Stefan Livera.

I can't stress enough the importance of what is happening. Countries are losing the ability to be self-sovereign and to decide what happens to their citizens, which means less accountability for you and for me on the policies that actually impact our lives.

Have a listen if you want to know more

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiCvAQ8i_pE

SoundMoneyEdu 11mo ago

Just listened.

Was brought up to respect and to a certain extent trust authority, so this is a difficult listen.

must be a balance somewhere, to institutions that maintain order, but this doesn't sound like we are anywhere near close to that balance nostr:npub1v6z4srj4ktch4f3ee9ze2zp7ml4n9rshttmntpamfed0nvpev5fszzuq49 nostr:npub1r8l06leee9kjlam0slmky7h8j9zme9ca32erypgqtyu6t2gnhshs3jx5dk nostr:npub1hrnt73hppyc5v9h7ynnv0cn90yd97t6we9dw32s46ug845jsm33sktjsct

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OpnState 11mo ago

I understand. Trusting authority is your choice and I did go a bit hard on "compliant" individuals. I took that approach to make a point and mean no disrespect.

I do believe everyone should be free to act according to their own conscience.

In this instance however the compliance virus is eroding accountability and trust, and ultimately your own country's sovereignty.