I lost by password file so this might be my last post:
Ladies and gentlemen we have an emergency. And since I have no budget for posting this to the upvote robots, I doubt it'll get any attention but here we go --
Today Bitcoin experienced a massive dump that blew through the technicals (which I'm not too worried about) over the news of Russia, Venezuela, Canada and 5 other nations having the green-light to create and bind their citizens to an Oil-backed cryptocurrency. And I'm almost certain that if they allow this to happen then humanity is going to Hell.
Why?
BECAUSE OIL IS NON-RENEWABLE!
These motherfuckers have the total ability to back their coin with honest money, but this is a deliberate "fuck-you" to restoring humanity to a sort of peaceful state, and virtually guaranteeing the slaughter of you, of me, and of our entire family network. We've blown up a massive energy bubble over oil which allowed the industrial revolution to take place, and that entire revolution was done to create DIGITAL technology to bind us to our devices, our gasoline-powered cars (without such most of us wouldn't be able to work), and all sorts of other oil-powered accessories to our lives:
| Products | Made | With | Petreoleum |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clothing | Ink | Heart Valves | Crayons |
| Parachutes | Telephones | Antiseptics | Deodorant |
| Pantyhose | Rubbing Alcohol | Carpets | Hearing Aids |
| Motorcycle helmets | Pillows | Shoes | Electrical tape |
| Safety glass | Nylon rope | Fertilizers | Hair coloring |
| Toilet seats | Candles | Credit cards | Aspirin |
| Golf balls | Detergents | Sunglasses | Glue |
| Fishing rods | Linoleum | Soft contact lenses | Trash bags |
| Hand lotion | Shampoo | Shaving cream | Footballs |
| Paint brushes | Balloons | Fan belts | Umbrellas |
| Luggage | Antifreeze | Tires | Dishwashing liquids |
| Toothbrushes | Toothpaste | Combs | Tents |
| Lipstick | Tennis rackets | House paint | Guitar strings |
| Ammonia | Eyeglasses | Ice chests | Life jackets |
| Cameras | Artificial turf | Artificial Limbs | Bandages |
| Dentures | Ballpoint pens | Nail polish | Caulking |
| Skis | Fishing lures | Perfumes | Shoe polish |
| Antihistamines | Cortisone | Dyes | Roofing |
It's all made with oil, folks. And they want an oil-backed cryptocurrency: An immutable, blockchain-based, uncensorable digital currency that tracks you day and night, backed on a NON-renewable resource that happens to power almost everything that we use in the world on a day-to-day basis.
They want you bound to this system. They don't want you on honest, human powered labor backed by an eternal finite resource.
What's going to happen when the oil dries up? When the price of this oil-coin skyrockets and all of our future-hi-tech (which also runs on silver, another dwindling resource) becomes evermore expensive?
Imagine it being too expensive to live in your smart-home and afford any of the products nor have any gas for you to escape the smart-city.
And the article also states that they want to "regulate" crypto? What could that mean?
- Regulation of the transactions: Requiring ID verificiation to send any funds, having all of your blockchain transactions tracked using IPs and blockchain-skimmers to make sure that you're buying from the correct people.
- Regulation of the price: Making sure that you don't get that 10x by slamming down the prices and dumping coins onto the market until the people have all of the coins -- worthless coins because they're not going to be used to buy your f*ing latte.
Thus, the freedom-loving crypto crowd just might find themselves like that guy who ran across the border to Mexico to live a freedom-based life (and was killed), or like Tupac, the freedom-loving dude that stood up for his people, and was sent to jail and killed. Or like MLK, or like any other person that tries to stand up and stop this train ride to utter damnation.
And they want to steer YOUR perception of it with this happy sounding music and cute digital animations. This shit is the cancer that'll end us if you're not careful.
Welcome to the Game of Life on Earth.
You are born onto a planet where your species has been trained from birth to fight against each other and against the natural balance of peace. Instead of living a purely natural life in ever changing environments with a seemingly infinite variety of plants, animals, precious stones and spiritual beings to be used for food, tools and information, you are placed into a system of mundane monotony, where the only way to survive is to crack your internal values and sense of worth, or so it seems, so that those that control the world can allow you to eat another day to repeat the cycle.
The way out is clear: Divorce yourself from the system. It's food is killing you, it's information is misleading you, and it's gadgets are controlling you whilst at the same time destroying your environment and your family. However, anyone that attempts to lead humanity out of total destruction ends up being assassinated by the system itself, which gets more powerful over time as technology develops.
How are you going to lead yourself out of the trap? The distractions run deep, from being attached to a debt-based monetary system, to having your perception of the world altered through delusions of all types, on all fronts. The only thing that is certain is death, but every choice you make matters to your long-term spiritual development.
Personal profile:
Born into a relatively poor black American family that allowed you to have a satisfying childhood, you are unaware of the dark powers in the world until you receive a full-ride to University, and used your spare time to wake up, which panic you into dropping out. Now that you're on your own and you can feel the financial pressures of your family telling you to crack, what will you do, knowing that your entire family's future is on the line?
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Credits:
Russia, oil-backed currency: https://www.ccn.com/russia-regulate-cryptop-with-a-keen-eye-on-oil-backed-digital-currency
Petroleum made products list: http://alaska.conocophillips.com/what-we-do/oil-production/what-is-oil-used-for/