Topic: -- The Riddle of the Twin Brothers - Who Were, Are and Will Rule the World! - page 234. (Read 383560 times)

Luckily americans are too stupid to figure out crypto. Most can barely use a touch phone. Cashless will create a sea of problems

Plus

My area has lost power and internet more then once in the last year alone. Everything HAD to shut down, and there was a general panic to go find cash. People couldnt buy food and gas with debit/ credit cards. So whereas you obviously cant wait to lick the boot of your oppressor, this "cashless thing" in reality ain't gonna work well.

...like I said from day one:  This is the end game!

In all fairness, when the masses [willfully] become cattle, they should be treated as such.

NFC [Bitcoin] chip hand implant - sending Bitcoin to & paying with your hand.  Boom!!!


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pdauofdGFBM

The hilarious irony in that video is the muppet wearing a shirt saying "CryptoAnarchy" with an idiot smirk on his face not realizing he's celebrating the fact that he has just been chipped and tracked/controlled like mindless cattle.  Haha. 

This is immutable destiny:  Eat it and beg for more!

And so it begins...

The mainstream media has begun its attack on "Evil" cash.  It's gonna get loud and very convincing soon.  Enjoy that FreedomCash in your pocket, Sheeple.

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[Bloomberg] - Bring On the Cashless Future
 
Cash had a pretty good run for 4,000 years or so. These days, though, notes and coins increasingly seem declasse: They're dirty and dangerous, unwieldy and expensive, antiquated and so very analog.
 
Sensing this dissatisfaction, entrepreneurs have introduced hundreds of digital currencies in the past few years, of which bitcoin is only the most famous. Now governments want in: The People's Bank of China says it intends to issue a digital currency of its own. Central banks in Ecuador, the Philippines, the U.K. and Canada are mulling similar ideas. At least one company has sprung up to help them along.
 
Much depends on the details, of course. But this is a welcome trend. In theory, digital legal tender could combine the inventiveness of private virtual currencies with the stability of a government mint.
 
Most obviously, such a system would make moving money easier. Properly designed, a digital fiat currency could move seamlessly across otherwise incompatible payment networks, making transactions faster and cheaper. It would be of particular use to the poor, who could pay bills or accept payments online without need of a bank account, or make remittances without getting gouged.
 
For governments and their taxpayers, potential advantages abound. Issuing digital currency would be cheaper than printing bills and minting coins. It could improve statistical indicators, such as inflation and gross domestic product. Traceable transactions could help inhibit terrorist financing, money laundering, fraud, tax evasion and corruption.
 
The most far-reaching effect might be on monetary policy. For much of the past decade, central banks in the rich world have been hampered by what economists call the zero lower bound, or the inability to impose significantly negative interest rates. Persistent low demand and high unemployment may sometimes require interest rates to be pushed below zero -- but why keep money in a deposit whose value keeps shrinking when you can hold cash instead? With rates near zero, that conundrum has led policy makers to novel and unpredictable methods of stimulating the economy, such as large-scale bond-buying.
 
A digital legal tender could resolve this problem. Suppose the central bank charged the banks that deal with it a fee for accepting paper currency. In that way, it could set an exchange rate between electronic and paper money -- and by raising the fee, it would cause paper money to depreciate against the electronic standard. This would eliminate the incentive to hold cash rather than digital money, allowing the central bank to push the interest rate below zero and thereby boost consumption and investment. It would be a big step toward doing without cash altogether.
 
Digital legal tender isn't without risk. A policy that drives down the value of paper money would meet political resistance and -- to put it mildly -- would require some explaining. It could hold back private innovation in digital currencies. Security will be an abiding concern. Non-cash payments also tend to exacerbate the human propensity to overspend. And you don't have to be paranoid to worry about Big Brother tracking your financial life.
 
Governments must be alert to these problems -- because the key to getting people to adopt such a system is trust. A rule that a person's transaction history could be accessed only with a court order, for instance, might alleviate privacy concerns.
 
Harmonizing international regulations could encourage companies to keep experimenting. And an effective campaign to explain the new tender would be indispensable.
 
If policy makers are wise and attend to all that, they just might convince the public of a surprising truth about cash: They're better off without it.
 
To contact the senior editor responsible for Bloomberg View’s editorials: David Shipley at [email protected].

Ok, now this is in my backyard.  This can't be accidental, this is a planned muslim invasion all across the EU.  There is just no way this many countries can be this blatantly stupid.

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"Sosesc imigranții musulmani în România! Robert Turcescu: „Vin 40.000 de refugiați în Romania. Deja se monteaza corturi la Beba Veche”

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It says they're already setting up the tents for 40,000 Muslim refugees coming to Romania, imminently.

Heads up dear refugees, Romanians aren't exactly normal Europeans and we have a history of ass fuck1ng Muslims on sticks [Vlad the Impalor].  haha.

Let's go full circle, Vlad style!

Romanians don't own guns but they have a long history of mental instability, a pack animal mentality and natural killer instincts so "poling" 40,000 Muslims should prove a small [fun] provocation.  Hahaha!


This shit just got real!

What was I saying about the Germans going to town?  I can't tell if the stage is purposely being set for mass chaos or if European politicians can really, truly be this stupid. 

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German Police: We’re not Allowed to Arrest [migrant] Molesters [for fear of being called racist]

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Mindless liberal logical which always transforms the people to cannon fodder.


If one were so [diabolically] inclined, how would one go about intentionally bringing out that old fashioned tribal Germanic warrior spirit?

How about bring in hundreds of thousands of dark skinned men and give them carte blanche to rape white German women with no justice or legal recourse?  Yeah, that will work every-time; as predictable as the sun rising tomorrow.  haha!


-  Feel the Signal!

...and so it begins.  One rape, one kill away from total anarchy and marshall law across all of Europe.  And this is kind, gentle Sweden - God have mercy on the "refugees" when the Germans go to town.  hahaha.

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ZeroHedge - And speaking of unaccompanied refugees, Stockholm’s central train station has apparently been overrun by Moroccan migrant children who, according to reports, spend their days drinking, stealing, and accosting women.

On Thursday, Interior Minister Anders Ygeman said the country is set to deport some 80,000 of the 163,000 people who entered the country seeking shelter last year, but that wasn't good enough for the "football hooligan scene", who on Friday night "went on a rampage" at the train station in Stockholm where "hundreds" of masked men beat migrant children.

"A mob of black-clad masked men went on a rampage in and around Stockholm's main train station last night beating up refugees and anyone who did not look like they were ethnically Swedish," The Daily Mail reports. "Before the attack, the group of 200 people handed out xenophobic leaflets with the message 'Enough now'."

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-  Feel the Signal!

Add Helicopter money to the equation, cause someone's gotta pay for it [taxes + confiscations + mass inflation].


ZeroHedge - With Citi's chief economist proclaiming "only helicopter money can save the world now," and the Bank of England pre-empting paradropping money concerns, it appears that Australia's largest investment bank's forecast that money-drops were 12-18 months away was too conservative. While The Finns consider a "basic monthly income" for the entire population, Swiss residents are to vote on a countrywide referendum about a radical plan to pay every single adult a guaranteed income of around $2500 per month, with authorities insisting that people will still want to find a job.

The plan, as The Daily Mail reports, proposed by a group of intellectuals, could make the country the first in the world to pay all of its citizens a monthly basic income regardless if they work or not.  But the initiative has not gained much traction among politicians from left and right despite the fact that a referendum on it was approved by the federal government for the ballot box on June 5.

-  Under the proposed initiative, each adult would receive $2,500 per months, and each child would also receive 625 francs ($750) a month.
 
-  The federal government estimates the cost of the proposal at 208 billion francs ($215 billion) a year.
 
-  Around 153 billion francs ($155 bn) would have to be levied from taxes, while 55 billion francs ($60 bn) would be transferred from social insurance and social assistance spending

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Syrian refugees be changing travel plans as we speak.  lol


-  Feel my Signal!

The pain has gone [viral] and [systemic].

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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Finance Ministry is considering a bail-in for big depositors as one of the measures to protect some banks from bankruptcy, Deputy Finance Minister Alexei Moiseev said on Friday.

A bail-in requires creditors, such as depositors and bondholders, to pick up some of the cost of rescuing a bank that risks running into trouble, shifting the burden away from the state.

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Feel my Signal!

If only we could have seen this rampant theft coming.  lol.  And how will they ever keep people from withdrawing their "cash"? 

If only there was a way to trap people's money and assets in something like a box, or maybe a block and oh, lock it down with like a chain to make sure their money & assets can never be taken out.  BLOCKCHAIN, oh, that's a perfect name, if only that existed and the mindless group-thinkers could be fooled into thinking it was the best thing ever.  Bahahaaa!



WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — The Federal Reserve should consider using negative rates to counter the next serious downturn, said former chairman Ben Bernanke in an interview with MarketWatch.

“I think negative rates are something the Fed will and probably should consider if the situation arises,” Bernanke said in the interview last month.

Following the Chinese vs "Classic" drama and it's hilarious.  Here's the latest.



-  Chinese miners: We do not agree to anything other than a 2 MB increase.

-  Bitcoin Classic: Ok, here's a 2 MB increase and nothing else.

-  Chinese miners: We don't like that because there's no roadmap.

Hahaha, I had no idea the Chinese were this hilarious.  I'd pay to mess with Mike Hearn and his Banker Cronies.  lol

Now do you get it, Hearn, the Chinese have always been circle jerking you cause Bitcoin won't be allowed to scale.  Accept reality and sidechain the mofo already, before you get a Hearnia.  lol

This is totally off-topic:

It's just that some things in this world must be done [at any cost]. 


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ej9eQO4TwQk&feature=youtu.be

Chain Reaction:


Negative Bond Yields -

-  Sweden out to 5 years maturity
-  Germany out to 7 years
-  Japan out to 8 years
-  Switzerland out to 15 years

The inflection point has long been passed and we are now past the point of no return.

On top of the Bitcoin ETF the govt will force pensioners to buy their dying overpriced bonds [Not to steal of course, but to help their citizens make better, "safer" investment decisions]. 

The raping of the western pension funds is about to commence. 

Blockstream just went supersonic, Hearn and gang simply can't stop the force:


"PriceWaterhouseCoopers Partners with Blockstream to ‘Lead’ Disruption of Global Finance"

One more thing about Japan.  They're one of the biggest savings cultures in the world, including cash savings as well.  They'll need the blockchain to "induce" their citizens to pull all that money out of their mattresses.  There are trillions in the U.S. And Europe as well that they can't get it unless they destroy the value and drive people into a crypto.  That's where inflation will come in.

I'm sorry I don't know enough about those currencies to give you an educated response.

Thanks for posting the new, I haven't seen it yet; late start today. 

Negative rates are gonna skyrocket.  Massive wealth destruction; the masses don't yet see that their homes, stocks, etc., are about to crash and burn in value.

Japan recently got into negative interest rates hours ago, http://www.bbc.com/news/business-35436187

Do you think holding some NEM or XEM mostly japanese related coin would be good?

My anti "classic" posts on the "oh we don't censor anyone" /r/btc sub reddit are being deleted within the first hour and my account is being instantly marked as a zero-day account.

I have straight talked trash about Bitcoin and Theymos on /r/Bitcoin and this has never happened.

Check out Twitter and the general crypto-media.  It's an offensive firestorm by "classic" pumpers and backers hoping to push the fork thru in the next 1-2 days.

I wouldn't be surprised to see intense retribution from beyond the "Great Firewall" commence in the next 24-48 hours.

I hope they "stress test" Bitcoin until Mike 'Hearniates'.  lol

Hahaha.  That busted me up. 

Steady gunning, keep on busting at them fools

You know the rules

FINALLY found someone who knows tech less than me.  lol

It's my PGP key, used to send/receive encrypted messages supposedly beyond the NSA's ability to read them [which I think is utter horseshit, lol].

Soooo...

Super Crypto Spy is now on my resume.  

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