Post AcIr7pHRau4MmaqLR2 by eriner@noagendasocial.com
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(DIR) Post #AcIr7pHRau4MmaqLR2 by eriner@noagendasocial.com
2023-11-29T15:42:41Z
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“The national debt” is all a ruse, people. Wake up. The government issues money from nothing, spends it on whatever, and then forces you to give them the “money” that they created from nothing.It’s a scam. If you’re caught complaining about the debt, the deficit, the over-spending, then you’ve fallen into the tar pit.It’s all a shared delusion. It’s just a slavery mechanism.How about tomorrow I invent Matt Cash, and demand you all give me 50MC’s else I lock you up. Seem fair?
(DIR) Post #AcIrjbRLV5Z6rVUK1I by Pantangelini@noagendasocial.com
2023-11-29T15:49:31Z
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@eriner bitcoin is looking alright.If you adjust 2020-2022 it's a rather consistent curve even
(DIR) Post #AcIrmH4Nh3pWYM1KGu by Marakus@poa.st
2023-11-29T15:50:00.719505Z
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@eriner Government doesnt issue money out of nothing, its borrowed from "federal" reserve, jewish bank. And federal reserve prints them. But taxpayers have to pay for it, because its usury based judeo-system designed to enslave Europeans.
(DIR) Post #AcIryt1wNmWplEtQ2K by BigSkyRider@noagendasocial.com
2023-11-29T15:52:17Z
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@eriner it's a shared fraud more than a delusion I think. Inflation/debt, it's a function of the 16th amendment, and the subjugation that took place in 1912-1913. So long as we continue to count the 16th Amendment as ratified (wasn't), then fair isn't what we're looking for collectively.
(DIR) Post #AcIsEpuLl96Si5wp0q by eriner@noagendasocial.com
2023-11-29T15:55:10Z
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@Pantangelini hello it is me from the future.Everyone thought bitcoin was going to save the world, but it turns out that that the governments just implemented regulations to require a license to trade bitcoin. The exchanges were all shut down within a year. Many 30-something “crypto millionaires” were arrested and sent to the gulag. Some small timers started trading bitcoin on the street, but undercovers rounded most of ‘em up.Turns out the “public ledger” thing wasn’t such a great idea.
(DIR) Post #AcItey0INiTLIokisC by DaemonFools@noagendasocial.com
2023-11-29T16:11:05Z
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@eriner The fact that men with guns (Mao) draw their salaries in national scrip gives the worthless scrip value.
(DIR) Post #AcIu0FYcJSeXpDxFzc by DrFell@freeatlantis.com
2023-11-29T16:14:56Z
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@BigSkyRider @eriner I think it's even worse now.Prior to 9/11 they understood that to keep fiscal and monetary policy legit and functioning in a proper fluid trajectory uncorrupted, they had to keep the books balanced somewhat.They knew a Sovereign Nation creating it's own Currency could "not be in Debt to Itself". The fraud of collecting taxes to pay back the coffers is appearance to look systematic.Once Ominibus thieves and mafia took office, they printed wildly. We're no longer Sovereign
(DIR) Post #AcIuquIY5Io1EsY1k8 by BigSkyRider@noagendasocial.com
2023-11-29T16:24:27Z
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@DrFell @eriner I'm not convinced we ever did fully take our Sovereignty, but I think we lost it fully in the Civil War. It's at that point that we solidified the Blood-in/Blood-out mafioso lifestyle of the government. 9/11/01 I'm not sure was any worse than 11/22/63. The government we pay to not harm us, we know shot the POTUS in the face, and then convinced it's people that he was shot in the back of the head.... to keep my wandering mind on topic I'm thinking of: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_Order_11110
(DIR) Post #AcIvnBN4lWCyzBS9uS by DrFell@freeatlantis.com
2023-11-29T16:34:59Z
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@BigSkyRider @eriner You are correct. By Sovereign I mean in Currency Only as the US $ for the US.An example would be the EU prior to the unification... they were Sovereign nations with their own currency Franks, Krona, Deutch Marx, Schillings, Shekels Lira etc.... now they are all under the Euros. They are indebt to each other if one screws up.Our system was as long as we were US Oil Reserve Currency, and maintained credit ratings, we were safe and never in any threat.
(DIR) Post #AcIwGP3uwRXfqUQRcG by Nickname@noagendasocial.com
2023-11-29T16:40:16Z
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@eriner When is the deadline for the 50MC's?
(DIR) Post #AcIywS74BmAbNW4pKS by Kolomona@podcastindex.social
2023-11-29T17:10:16Z
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@eriner @Pantangelini Hello, it's me from the future.Well the bitcoin apocalypse was pretty awful. The governments did everything in their power to try to stop BTC. They killed many of us and sent even more to the gulags.One after another the gvmnts collapsed due to hyper inflation. They eventually had to adopt BTC as it was the only rock solid form of money.No longer able to afford endless wars a new era of peace is now upon us.Turns out the public ledger was a good idea after all.
(DIR) Post #AcJ6Gt7GCWPub7rJnk by CaptLuke@noagendasocial.com
2023-11-29T18:32:23Z
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@eriner All money is a shared illusion, including gold. Once ounce of gold is worth [whatever] is just as much a shared illusion as "this green piece of paper, or bitcoin, is worth [whatever]." The shared illusion is a tool that can be used for good, evil, or both.Ref national debt: it can be repudiated directly (default) or, for fiat money, indirectly (hyperinflation). The issue is that then no one will lend to you in the future and the US is hopelessly dependent on continued borrowing.
(DIR) Post #AcJ7pDp1p5swcGGb8y by niclas@angrytoday.com
2023-11-29T18:49:48Z
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@CaptLuke The US Government debt is not "debt" like yours and his/her...(I don't have any). It is a measure of how much currency is in circulation, and the "borrow" part of that is "elite speak" for "the plebs to pay us". As Matt started; It is the biggest hoax ever executed successfully. The ultimate "vendor lock-in" that is nearly impossible to escape.@eriner
(DIR) Post #AcJ8eIy4RztVLPr2Qa by justinerickson@noagendasocial.com
2023-11-29T18:59:03Z
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@eriner viva la anarchy! 🙄
(DIR) Post #AcJ9UWZv5mXScBSTKa by justinerickson@noagendasocial.com
2023-11-29T19:08:29Z
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@CaptLuke @eriner thank you.
(DIR) Post #AcJCexMCgT7EQThzJw by aven@shitposter.club
2023-11-29T19:43:59.374370Z
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@eriner no, it's "Modern Monetary Theory" that you're describing, which is the ruse. The more recently floated idea that "taxes are just removing money form circulation and spending is just money-printing" is the scam, which a dismaying number of people have bought into. The purpose of that (imo) psyop is to re-frame the notion of debt or deficit or fiscal responsibility as meaningless, or even illegitimate.In order of legitimacy:1) Spending money you take in as tax revenue (fiscal responsibility)2) Borrowing money to spend it (going into debt)3) Printing money (3rd world shithole country downward spiral of inflation, aka Modern Monetary Theory)The psyop is to frame (1) and (2) as simply being versions of (3), making (3) appear more legitimate. From this you get insane ideas like the "Trillion Dollar Coin" to mint to absolve the government of debt.
(DIR) Post #AcJFImxyw3RjgwV4qm by aven@shitposter.club
2023-11-29T20:13:35.937150Z
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@eriner @Pantangelini The only argument I see here is that public exchanges are vulnerable, which is true. But there was a time when Bitcoin had no public exchanges, and it could exist in such a way again. The "public ledger" is not personally identifying and can easily be obfuscated. Trading bitcoin can be completely anonymous and buying/selling it for cash/gold/chickens can be done without a public exchange.The value that it would continue to provide in a dark timeline is virtual value exchange including over long distances with a currency that doesn't inflate.The entire reason Satoshi Nakamoto "invented" Bitcoin was because of the rise of Modern Monetary Theory, and the need for a decentralized currency which can't be inflated as a hedge against it.(from Wikipedia)>On 9 January 2009, Nakamoto released version 0.1 of the Bitcoin software on SourceForge and launched the network by defining the genesis block of bitcoin (block number 0), which had a reward of 50 bitcoins. Embedded in the coinbase transaction of this block is the text: "The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks", citing a headline in the UK newspaper The Times published on that date.This note has been interpreted as both a timestamp and a derisive comment on the alleged instability caused by fractional-reserve banking.
(DIR) Post #AcJHBc33KYANi7Ztpo by aven@shitposter.club
2023-11-29T20:34:42.829496Z
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@eriner It's actually similar to the "starvation is the gun to the head of the worker under capitalism" thing that Marxists like to say.The idea is to create a false equivalency between metaphorical and literal coercion, and a false equivalency between nature's "coercion" and coercion done by humans.The goal is to get people to believe that coercion is inevitable no matter what, so they accept the literal gun to the head and literal slavery in place of "wage slavery".In the case of inflationary spending, the goal is to slide past the outrage and claims of illegitimacy and opposition to it, to skip over all that, to it becoming "the new normal" by claiming "well it already works that way, and it always has, so there's nothing to oppose!".Another parallel example that comes to mind is the "your privacy is already gone, so why try to preserve it?", when it's not already completely gone.It's to trick people into accepting the premises of the attacker, and preemptively surrendering because they think the battle's already lost, even though it's still ongoing.
(DIR) Post #AcJXoaRynuFdJaqN0a by Arthur_500@noagendasocial.com
2023-11-29T23:41:02Z
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@eriner We, the slaves not freed by the 13th Amendment, pay with our hard earned real money the interest and debt principal of the debt.