Here in El Salvador I come to realise how tyrannical Canada has become.

Almost 50% of the people in the bitcoin space here are Canadians and it's the largest foreign nationality in El Salvador.

I've met already two persons who's bank accounts were frozen.

The government is going after free speech with the introduction of Bill C-63.

People can bring in complaints for zero cost. The incentive structure is aligned for the accuser. An approved accusition (which is decided centralised) has zero cost, but might bring the accuser 20000 $, while the accused person can be fined up to 50000$.

Penalties are reaching up to life long imprisonment.

Furthermore just on the premise, that you might cause harm online the government can ban you from social media.

The first thing that is taken away in the decline to tyrannism is freedom of speech. (Besides money of course!)

People will start to snitch for reasons, that aren't existent and you will find yourself in the Sowjet union pretty soon!

El Salvador is truly the Ark! 🇸🇻🌅

Would love to hear Canadians expand on that! #asknostr #tyranny #Trudeau #canada

I’m a weekly DCA’er myself, what do you see as the benefit to 4-Days/week? Seems like more fees to me 🧐

This version is not on Google Play yet. You can install via Obtainium.

Is the relay on an onion server or in the device?

Is the relay on an onion server or in the device?

So how many good onion relays are out there?

To the U.S. government, Bitcoin is treated as money when it suits regulatory needs, but dismissed as non-money when it clashes with political objectives.

They say money can't buy happiness, but have they tried buying #Bitcoin? 🤑😎

Is it just me or does it feel like Coinbase is the Bitcoin price circuit breaker for the U.S. government?

Are these options clear enough?

Bitcoin and Nostr are both tools for defending and exercising our right to freedom.