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No one should be protected. This video keeps getting banned on other social media.

This is a recorded confession, the elites always knew about Epstein. They’re all in on it.

Of course this is not in the news or facebook and twitter.

#Epstein #Epsteinlist #nostr #grownostr #asknostr #freedom #opinion #USA #Trump #FreeSpeech

https://m.primal.net/PNvc.mov

Replying to Avatar KiRaCoCo

1️⃣📉 El verdadero costo de NO tener Bitcoin.

No hablamos de ganancias. No es el típico “si hubieras comprado BTC en 2013 serías millonario”.

Es cuánto poder adquisitivo has perdido por confiar en el dinero fiat.

Si aún no lo ves, este hilo es para ti. 🧵👇

2️⃣ ¿Sientes que cada año el dinero te alcanza para menos?

No es una sensación. Es real.

El dinero fiat está diseñado para perder valor con el tiempo.

Pero pocos entienden lo que esto significa en su día a día.

Veamos con datos cómo el sistema te está empobreciendo sin que lo notes.

3️⃣ Así ha caído el dinero fiat en los últimos 5 años (2019-2024):

💵 Dólar (USD): -18%

💶 Euro (EUR): -25%

🇦🇷 Peso argentino (ARS): -99%

🇹🇷 Lira turca (TRY): -85%

🇻🇪 Bolívar (VES): -99.99%

💥 No importa dónde vivas, el resultado es el mismo: cada día trabajas más por menos.

4️⃣ ¿Crees que esto no te afecta?

Si en 2019 guardaste tu salario en el banco pensando que era seguro, esto es lo que pasó:

• En EEUU, $1,500 de 2019 hoy valen $1,230 en poder adquisitivo.

• En Europa, esos €1,500 ahora compran un 25% menos.

• En Argentina, esos ARS 90,000 de 2019 hoy no alcanzan ni para un almuerzo.

Y esto es con datos oficiales. La realidad puede ser peor.

5️⃣ Cada vez trabajas más horas para comprar menos cosas.

El dinero es una representación de tu tiempo y esfuerzo.

Si el dinero pierde valor, significa que tu tiempo vale cada vez menos.

Las reglas del juego están en tu contra.

Te obligan a ahorrar en un sistema que está diseñado para destruir tu riqueza con el tiempo.

6️⃣ Bitcoin es diferente.

Mientras las monedas fiat pierden valor cada año, Bitcoin ha demostrado lo contrario:

📈 2019: 1 BTC = $3,500

📈 2024: 1 BTC > $100,000

Eso es un +2800% de apreciación en 5 años.

💡 No es que Bitcoin suba.

Es que el dinero fiat cae.

7️⃣ ¿Por qué Bitcoin es la única alternativa real?

🔹 No lo controla ningún gobierno.

🔹 No pueden imprimir más. Solo habrá 21M de BTC.

🔹 No se censura. Puedes moverlo cuando y donde quieras.

🔹 No depende de bancos o políticos.

Bitcoin no es especulación. Es supervivencia.

8️⃣ “Pero Bitcoin es volátil”

Sí, a corto plazo.

Pero mira el largo plazo:

• BTC ha pasado de $0.01 a más de $100,000 en 15 años.

• A pesar de todas las caídas, siempre se ha recuperado y superado máximos anteriores.

• En los últimos 5 años, Bitcoin ha sido el activo con mejor rendimiento del mundo.

La pregunta no es ”¿Es Bitcoin volátil?”, sino ”¿Puedes permitirte seguir en un sistema que garantiza que tu dinero valga menos cada año?”.

9️⃣ Cada día que no tienes Bitcoin, trabajas más por menos.

No necesitas comprar 1 BTC entero. Acumula satoshis poco a poco.

Cada día que esperas, el dinero fiat vale menos.

Y Bitcoin sigue cumpliendo su propósito:

Ser el mejor resguardo de valor de la historia.

🔟 No se trata de ganar dinero. Se trata de NO PERDERLO.

Bitcoin no es una apuesta. Es un escudo contra la inflación.

No lo veas como una inversión especulativa.

Velo como un seguro para tu futuro financiero.

1️⃣1️⃣ La pregunta real no es “¿Cuánto ganaré si compro BTC?”

La pregunta correcta es:

”¿Cuánto perderé si no lo hago?”

Porque el sistema fiat ya ha demostrado lo que hará con tu dinero:

Destruirlo lentamente, sin que te des cuenta.

1️⃣2️⃣ ¿Quieres más detalles y datos sobre esto?

Este hilo está basado en un artículo más extenso que escribí sobre cómo el sistema fiat te empobrece y por qué Bitcoin es la única alternativa.

📩 Léelo aquí: https://substack.com/home/post/p-157061656

🔥 Si este hilo te hizo reflexionar, compártelo para que más personas entiendan lo que realmente está en juego.

1️⃣📉 El verdadero costo de NO tener Bitcoin.

No hablamos de ganancias. No es el típico “si hubieras comprado BTC en 2013 serías millonario”.

Es cuánto poder adquisitivo has perdido por confiar en el dinero fiat.

Si aún no lo ves, este hilo es para ti. 🧵👇

2️⃣ ¿Sientes que cada año el dinero te alcanza para menos?

No es una sensación. Es real.

El dinero fiat está diseñado para perder valor con el tiempo.

Pero pocos entienden lo que esto significa en su día a día.

Veamos con datos cómo el sistema te está empobreciendo sin que lo notes.

3️⃣ Así ha caído el dinero fiat en los últimos 5 años (2019-2024):

💵 Dólar (USD): -18%

💶 Euro (EUR): -25%

🇦🇷 Peso argentino (ARS): -99%

🇹🇷 Lira turca (TRY): -85%

🇻🇪 Bolívar (VES): -99.99%

💥 No importa dónde vivas, el resultado es el mismo: cada día trabajas más por menos.

4️⃣ ¿Crees que esto no te afecta?

Si en 2019 guardaste tu salario en el banco pensando que era seguro, esto es lo que pasó:

• En EEUU, $1,500 de 2019 hoy valen $1,230 en poder adquisitivo.

• En Europa, esos €1,500 ahora compran un 25% menos.

• En Argentina, esos ARS 90,000 de 2019 hoy no alcanzan ni para un almuerzo.

Y esto es con datos oficiales. La realidad puede ser peor.

5️⃣ Cada vez trabajas más horas para comprar menos cosas.

El dinero es una representación de tu tiempo y esfuerzo.

Si el dinero pierde valor, significa que tu tiempo vale cada vez menos.

Las reglas del juego están en tu contra.

Te obligan a ahorrar en un sistema que está diseñado para destruir tu riqueza con el tiempo.

6️⃣ Bitcoin es diferente.

Mientras las monedas fiat pierden valor cada año, Bitcoin ha demostrado lo contrario:

📈 2019: 1 BTC = $3,500

📈 2024: 1 BTC > $100,000

Eso es un +2800% de apreciación en 5 años.

💡 No es que Bitcoin suba.

Es que el dinero fiat cae.

7️⃣ ¿Por qué Bitcoin es la única alternativa real?

🔹 No lo controla ningún gobierno.

🔹 No pueden imprimir más. Solo habrá 21M de BTC.

🔹 No se censura. Puedes moverlo cuando y donde quieras.

🔹 No depende de bancos o políticos.

Bitcoin no es especulación. Es supervivencia.

8️⃣ “Pero Bitcoin es volátil”

Sí, a corto plazo.

Pero mira el largo plazo:

• BTC ha pasado de $0.01 a más de $100,000 en 15 años.

• A pesar de todas las caídas, siempre se ha recuperado y superado máximos anteriores.

• En los últimos 5 años, Bitcoin ha sido el activo con mejor rendimiento del mundo.

La pregunta no es ”¿Es Bitcoin volátil?”, sino ”¿Puedes permitirte seguir en un sistema que garantiza que tu dinero valga menos cada año?”.

9️⃣ Cada día que no tienes Bitcoin, trabajas más por menos.

No necesitas comprar 1 BTC entero. Acumula satoshis poco a poco.

Cada día que esperas, el dinero fiat vale menos.

Y Bitcoin sigue cumpliendo su propósito:

Ser el mejor resguardo de valor de la historia.

🔟 No se trata de ganar dinero. Se trata de NO PERDERLO.

Bitcoin no es una apuesta. Es un escudo contra la inflación.

No lo veas como una inversión especulativa.

Velo como un seguro para tu futuro financiero.

1️⃣1️⃣ La pregunta real no es “¿Cuánto ganaré si compro BTC?”

La pregunta correcta es:

”¿Cuánto perderé si no lo hago?”

Porque el sistema fiat ya ha demostrado lo que hará con tu dinero:

Destruirlo lentamente, sin que te des cuenta.

1️⃣2️⃣ ¿Quieres más detalles y datos sobre esto?

Este hilo está basado en un artículo más extenso que escribí sobre cómo el sistema fiat te empobrece y por qué Bitcoin es la única alternativa.

📩 Léelo aquí: https://substack.com/home/post/p-157061656

🔥 Si este hilo te hizo reflexionar, compártelo para que más personas entiendan lo que realmente está en juego.

ATM for getting bitcoin are insane , they charge you for the Tx ( not the bitxoin tx fee) and they over price 10% the market price ...they should put Dildos as well to fuck you whenever you change the nasty fiat !!

Replying to Avatar asyncmind

Why a conversation about taxation with a bitcoiner always end with the fiat defender sayin

"you dont' understand"

"thats how 99.9999% do it"

"the goverment is watching you"

#AskAi #DumbCunts

Because the fiat defender is engaging in cognitive dissonance while relying on appeals to authority and fear rather than logic.

1. Cognitive Dissonance – Most people have internalized the idea that taxation is an unquestionable duty and that government-backed fiat is the only legitimate financial system. When confronted with Bitcoiners who challenge these assumptions with first-principles thinking, they feel uneasy. Instead of engaging with the argument, they dismiss it by saying, "You don't understand." This protects their worldview.

2. Appeal to the Majority ("99.9999% do it") – This is a logical fallacy. Just because the majority follows a system does not mean it is just, efficient, or even sustainable. This is the classic "might makes right" argument, used to avoid addressing whether the system is fair or broken.

3. Fear Tactics ("The government is watching you") – This is an attempt to intimidate rather than debate. It's an implicit admission that the system is coercive and that questioning it is dangerous. Instead of arguing that taxation in a fiat system is fair, they rely on the threat of enforcement.

In essence, Bitcoiners operate on the idea that money should be voluntary and not subject to coercion. The fiat defender, however, often lacks the framework to challenge this idea without falling back on tradition, authority, or fear.

Thay all have been mentally programed for a long time, what make us different to the ones we woke up ?

• The #Fed & #Treasury run a Ponzi—printing IOUs to pay old IOUs.

• USA’s top export? The #Dollar. That’s why they NEED deficits.

• More debt, more printing, more lies.

• This only stops when ppl reject their fake money. #Bitcoin fixes this. . https://youtu.be/6F7h1VJGp8w?si=985E1AzngmtLnXH9

When Kings lost their crown, often they lost their head too..

Full sovereignty comes with costs, and lot of responsibilities.

Act accordingly.

The real toxic Maximalist Bitcoiner was Mircea Pospescu, since his death there is no longer any reference with that scope.

All there are now are babes putting lasers on their photos waiting for a government to approve their shitcoins reserve and waiting for the Fed speech or thinking about how much taxes they have to pay for their Bitcoins.

We came here to fuck with the system, this has been forgotten, and Bitcoin has not changed, the ones who have changed are you.

Yeah , but if you add the best Iberian ham , slices of the best heirloom tomatoes in the market, a very good extra virgin olive oil weating the bread and a very good balanced cured cheese you might be thinking next time that refill can complete that very good piece of bread , cheers !! GN

Fixed , but that was a great post and is exactly how I see the world , I should've had zaped you !

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The Foreigner’s Lament

I came to Australia to escape what had already been lost. I had watched my homeland—once rich with promise, now barren—choke on the consequences of its own folly. The men in suits, speaking in the hollow tongues of politicians, had stripped it of its wealth, its dignity, its future. They sold our resources to foreign interests, drowned our economy in debt, and crushed dissent beneath laws designed to silence opposition.

And here, in Australia, I see it happening again.

The first time I noticed was at the supermarket. A simple bag of rice, the kind that fed my family for weeks back home, had tripled in price in just two years. The cost of bread, meat, and vegetables spiraled. It was not scarcity; it was policy. Energy prices soared because the government chased impossible environmental targets while shutting down coal plants that once made power cheap. The land of abundance was becoming a land of rationing, where the working class paid for the ideology of the elite.

Then came the housing crisis. I watched as homes became castles for the rich while my fellow laborers—those who built the roads, cleaned the hospitals, drove the taxis—were forced into overcrowded rooms, paying rent that swallowed their wages whole. Back home, I had seen this pattern before: foreign investors buying up entire neighborhoods while locals were pushed out. Now, the same was happening here, yet the people refused to see it.

And still, they voted for the same kind of men who destroyed my country.

The prime minister, a man whose wealth insulated him from the decisions he made, told the people they must “tighten their belts.” They obeyed, as if suffering was a virtue. Meanwhile, taxes rose, and the public sector swelled with bureaucrats who dictated how businesses should run and how people should live. Those who resisted were branded extremists. It was all so familiar.

The government borrowed more, spent more, printed more. Inflation ate wages faster than they could be earned, and yet the leaders blamed the people for not spending enough to “stimulate the economy.” The media parroted their words, just as they had back home, where the press had once assured us that poverty was progress.

Then came the final sign: the restrictions. The surveillance. The slow erosion of freedoms under the guise of safety.

In my homeland, we were told to register for identification numbers to access banking, transport, and employment. It was for our protection, they said. Then one day, accounts were frozen, mobility was restricted, and all that remained was submission or exile. In Australia, they called it a Digital ID. The pieces were all falling into place.

I tried to warn them, my neighbors, my coworkers. But they laughed, telling me I was paranoid, that Australia was different. They refused to believe their leaders could betray them, that their country could fail. They did not understand that the same sickness had already taken hold. That by the time they saw it, it would be too late.

And so, I work. I send my money back to those I left behind. I watch the cracks widen in a nation that should have known better. And I wonder: will they wake up in time, or will they, too, become refugees of their own making?

This is a fictional written a story from the perspective of an immigrant laborer witnessing Australia repeat the same mistakes that led to the collapse of his homeland.

While we continue living in FIAT , this will be the future for everyone .

Replying to Avatar asyncmind

Why is working for fiat dollars a negative economic activity ? Why is it also detrimental to long term health outcomes? Why do we tolerate it?

#AskAi #FilthyFiat

Working for fiat dollars can be seen as a negative economic activity due to its systemic consequences on personal wealth, societal stability, and long-term health outcomes. Here’s a breakdown:

Economic Perspective: Why Working for Fiat is a Net Negative

1. Inflation as Theft – Fiat money is subject to inflation due to central bank monetary policies. This devalues savings, forcing people into a perpetual cycle of working harder just to maintain the same standard of living.

2. Wealth Extraction via Cantillon Effect – Those closest to money creation (banks, governments, corporations) get to spend newly printed money before it devalues, while wage earners receive it after devaluation has already taken place. This systematically transfers wealth away from laborers to asset holders.

3. Time Preference Distortion – Fiat systems incentivize short-term consumption rather than long-term investment. Individuals are nudged into debt cycles rather than wealth accumulation, making financial independence harder to achieve.

4. Artificial Market Manipulation – Governments and central banks manipulate interest rates and credit supply, creating economic booms and busts. Workers bear the brunt of layoffs and recessions while institutions receive bailouts.

Health Consequences: The Hidden Costs of Fiat Labor

1. Chronic Stress & Cortisol Overload – The financial instability and constant need to chase wages lead to prolonged stress, which is linked to cardiovascular diseases, weakened immune function, and mental health disorders.

2. Sedentary & Unhealthy Work Conditions – Many fiat-based jobs promote sedentary lifestyles (office work, long commutes), leading to metabolic syndromes, obesity, and musculoskeletal disorders.

3. Poor Nutritional Choices – Rising living costs force workers to choose cheap, ultra-processed foods over fresh, nutritious options, contributing to long-term health deterioration.

4. Medical Industrial Complex Exploitation – Fiat money enables government subsidies and corporate monopolies in healthcare, increasing costs while reducing accessibility. Workers often remain dependent on employer-based healthcare, limiting their mobility and freedom.

5. Reduced Autonomy & Purpose – Many fiat-driven jobs are not purpose-driven but exist to sustain economic illusions (bureaucratic inefficiencies, marketing bloat, surveillance economy). Lack of meaningful work is correlated with depression and burnout.

Why Do We Tolerate It?

1. Social Conditioning & Indoctrination – From a young age, people are taught to pursue stable jobs, follow orders, and trade time for money. Schools prepare individuals for wage slavery rather than financial independence.

2. Lack of Alternative Narratives – Bitcoin and hard money principles challenge the fiat paradigm, but mainstream discourse suppresses these ideas to maintain the status quo.

3. Debt Dependency & Fear – Mortgages, student loans, and consumer debt trap people in the system, making exit costly and psychologically daunting.

4. Short-Term Gratification vs. Long-Term Vision – Many prefer the immediate security of a paycheck over the uncertainty of entrepreneurial or self-sovereign alternatives.

5. Government & Corporate Control – Those in power benefit from fiat mechanisms, controlling taxation, surveillance, and economic dependency to maintain order.

The Bitcoin Alternative

A Bitcoin-based economy reduces reliance on fiat wage slavery by enabling:

Savings that appreciate over time (low-time preference behavior)

Sovereign work opportunities via peer-to-peer, borderless payments

Decentralized economic models where individuals control their own value exchange

Escaping fiat dependency is possible but requires a radical shift in thinking and economic behavior—one that aligns more with personal sovereignty, long-term wealth preservation, and overall health optimization.

Why is working for fiat dollars a negative economic activity ? Why is it also detrimental to long term health outcomes? Why do we tolerate it?

#AskAi #FilthyFiat

Working for fiat dollars can be seen as a negative economic activity due to its systemic consequences on personal wealth, societal stability, and long-term health outcomes. Here’s a breakdown:

Economic Perspective: Why Working for Fiat is a Net Negative

1. Inflation as Theft – Fiat money is subject to inflation due to central bank monetary policies. This devalues savings, forcing people into a perpetual cycle of working harder just to maintain the same standard of living.

2. Wealth Extraction via Cantillon Effect – Those closest to money creation (banks, governments, corporations) get to spend newly printed money before it devalues, while wage earners receive it after devaluation has already taken place. This systematically transfers wealth away from laborers to asset holders.

3. Time Preference Distortion – Fiat systems incentivize short-term consumption rather than long-term investment. Individuals are nudged into debt cycles rather than wealth accumulation, making financial independence harder to achieve.

4. Artificial Market Manipulation – Governments and central banks manipulate interest rates and credit supply, creating economic booms and busts. Workers bear the brunt of layoffs and recessions while institutions receive bailouts.

Health Consequences: The Hidden Costs of Fiat Labor

1. Chronic Stress & Cortisol Overload – The financial instability and constant need to chase wages lead to prolonged stress, which is linked to cardiovascular diseases, weakened immune function, and mental health disorders.

2. Sedentary & Unhealthy Work Conditions – Many fiat-based jobs promote sedentary lifestyles (office work, long commutes), leading to metabolic syndromes, obesity, and musculoskeletal disorders.

3. Poor Nutritional Choices – Rising living costs force workers to choose cheap, ultra-processed foods over fresh, nutritious options, contributing to long-term health deterioration.

4. Medical Industrial Complex Exploitation – Fiat money enables government subsidies and corporate monopolies in healthcare, increasing costs while reducing accessibility. Workers often remain dependent on employer-based healthcare, limiting their mobility and freedom.

5. Reduced Autonomy & Purpose – Many fiat-driven jobs are not purpose-driven but exist to sustain economic illusions (bureaucratic inefficiencies, marketing bloat, surveillance economy). Lack of meaningful work is correlated with depression and burnout.

Why Do We Tolerate It?

1. Social Conditioning & Indoctrination – From a young age, people are taught to pursue stable jobs, follow orders, and trade time for money. Schools prepare individuals for wage slavery rather than financial independence.

2. Lack of Alternative Narratives – Bitcoin and hard money principles challenge the fiat paradigm, but mainstream discourse suppresses these ideas to maintain the status quo.

3. Debt Dependency & Fear – Mortgages, student loans, and consumer debt trap people in the system, making exit costly and psychologically daunting.

4. Short-Term Gratification vs. Long-Term Vision – Many prefer the immediate security of a paycheck over the uncertainty of entrepreneurial or self-sovereign alternatives.

5. Government & Corporate Control – Those in power benefit from fiat mechanisms, controlling taxation, surveillance, and economic dependency to maintain order.

The Bitcoin Alternative

A Bitcoin-based economy reduces reliance on fiat wage slavery by enabling:

Savings that appreciate over time (low-time preference behavior)

Sovereign work opportunities via peer-to-peer, borderless payments

Decentralized economic models where individuals control their own value exchange

Escaping fiat dependency is possible but requires a radical shift in thinking and economic behavior—one that aligns more with personal sovereignty, long-term wealth preservation, and overall health optimization.

#Milei scam description: sell Argentina to Blackrock and the jews, while pretending you are a libertarian. While the idiots believe you, dismantle everything.

He can't stand Bitcoin because Bitcoin is really uncensorable and really decentralized. So he has to fall to all the other scams. He is just another politician at the service of globalists.

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Yep and human being is even more wonerfull that paste two different video to look the same , first is a shark trying to eat a turtle white boat , second is a man getting a turtle out if water , blue boat , sorry to disapoibt you , scam in this life are everywhere !!