SO MUCH FOR CRYPTO-CURRENCY FREEDOM, IT’S TIME FOR CASH
Last Wednesday I blogged about the connection between central bank digital currencies and so-called "free energy" and the suspicious and hardly coincidental murders and deaths that accompany inventors who make 'free energy" claims or develop such devices. But before one reaches that level, there is the whole issue of freedom and privacy associated with any digital "currency," and the danger is one that Catherine Austin Fitts and many others have repeatedly pointed out: such "currencies" are not currencies at all, but rather, corporate coupons and mechanisms for control. Do you remember the Bank of England's reasons for not returning Venezuela's gold? Their reasons basically boiled down to "we don't like you or your socialist regime." Well, I don't like socialism either, but theft is theft, whether you steal from a socialist or not.
So in line with that observation, consider this story shared by Ms. Fitts:
Binance under scrutiny for seizing Palestinian crypto funds
Now notice, and notice carefully and closely, what is being said:
Binance denied reports suggesting that the crypto exchange seized funds from all Palestinians, stating that only a small number of accounts were restricted.
That one sentence says it all, and should be pondered long and carefully, for it means that crypto-currency accounts can be individually targeted and access to the funds in them denied. This, in itself, is an interesting admission especially if one compares it to the hype we were subjected to years ago when Bitcoin and Satoshi What's-his-name first appeared, for we were all assured that this, at least, was the way around and out from under central banksters' controls and money monopolies. We were assured that the entire system was completely safe and completely private. No we discover that our fears of crypto-currencies being nothing but corporate coupons - especially in the hands of governments - are true.
But we're also being told that certain Palestinian accounts were targeted, and not only that, but targeted by specific desire of the Israeli Self-Defense Force:
Ray Youssef, co-founder of the peer-to-peer (P2P) crypto platform Paxful and CEO at the Noones P2P platform, took to X on Aug. 26 to report that Binance had confiscated funds from Palestinians at the request of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).
“Binance has seized all funds from all Palestinians as per the request of the IDF. They refuse to return the funds. All appeals denied,” Youssef wrote, citing several sources, including a letter from Israeli authorities.
He argued that the measure affected all Palestinians, predicting that other countries like Lebanon and Syria were likely to come next.
“All Palestinians are affected and judging by the way things are going all Lebanese and Syrians will get the same treatment. Not your keys, not your coins,” Youssef stated.
So which is it? Just some Palestinians? Or all of them? The article is - tellingly - self-contradictory. Now do not get me wrong: I do not have a horse in this race: I believe absolutely in Israel's right to exist; and I believe absolutely in the Palestinians' right to exist; and deplore and abhor the kind of attacks we've seen both against Israelis and Palestinians. But notice something about the article and what the "policy" amounts to: "We don't like you, therefore, we declare you a terrorist and seize your funds, without due process." There's no denying that Hamas is a terrorist organization. But recently the government of the USSA placed former Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard on the terrorism watchlist. Tulsi Gabbard.... Tulsi Gabbard? A terrorist? When will her crypto-currency assets be frozen and seized without due process? Or for that matter, Robert F. Kennedy Jr's, after all, he has condemned his own political party and endorsed the opposition leader, and committed the ultimate "act of terrorism" in questioning the whole quackcine planscamdemic agenda.
We know where this all leads; it leads to slavery, and ultimately, to death camps. We will lose what remains of our quickly fraying freedoms if we do not use cash, everywhere and as often as possible. Crypto-currency of any form is not an investment; it's a trap.
See you on the flip side...
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