I can't help what I know and all the evidence points to Bitcoin being polluted by the government. I agree Bitcoin is a great investment but I also believe the government has neutralized the threat of Bitcoin. Microsoft (one of the governments largest corporations) and banks and ATMs would never accept BC if it were not government controlled.
I expect a lot of emotion after you read this because people always get funny around money. You may consider smoking a joint before continuing.
I think the model of digital currency is the answer to ending government money monopolies but Bitcoin isn't the faultless answer. It's been hacked by the CIA. I don't mean a virtual hack of the block chain but they have it neutralized hence, hacked.
Even if block chain is unbreakable, and I believe it is, BC was neutralized by making it a part of the system it opposes....the banks. People use BC to hide their monetary transactions yet they convert it to currency then back to BC and then back to currency. This mean BC is no different than any other exchange except cash under the table. Furthermore, some people buy and sell BC through exchanges who they believe are legit. I suspicion the exchanges are government honey traps.
It's also suspicious that no one knows who invented or released Bitcoin. They tell us "Satoshi" created BC but there is no proof of that claim. In fact, many people believe the CIA created BC.
We know all these Bitcoin flaws are real. This should convince you the owners of this planet have used these holes to their advantage. After all, the last two threats to their monetary monopolies were bombed and executed in a gross fashion, Gaddafi and Hussein.
Ten years ago, I stated pot and all drugs should be legal and provided logic and proof that most couldn't see or wouldn't accept at the time. I also warned Silk Road was FBI hacked years before it was discovered I was correct. Most still don't get that anarchy is humankind's only hope and if we don't rid ourselves of government, we are doomed. No matter how much evidence I show statist, they reject it.
I have been ridiculed on dozens of occasions when analyzing important humanitarian institutions and philosophies. So, maybe I'm ahead of the curve on this one as I have been on many other occasions. I predict in the next few years the accusations I made about BC will be shown to be true.
By the way, I'm invested and will continue to invest in Bitcoin.
Brace yourselves! Here come the Bitcoin worshippers.
About the author: Barry Cooper
"You may have seen him on the pages of Maxim, or during one of his many appearances on CNN, Fox News and Spike TV. He’s the cop who turned against the drug war. In American pop culture right now, there’s nobody quite like him. As one of the former top drug cops working the Texas highways, he was ferocious, bringing down hundreds of people for possessing even tiny amounts of an illegal substance.In his new life as an anti-prohibition crusader and activist filmmaker, he’s just as ferocious, but now it’s his former colleagues in law enforcement who are sweating his intimidating gaze…Cooper is on a mission to free America’s pot prisoners and take down the abusive cops he once sought to emulate. In the terminology of war, Barry is an insurgent, lobbing bombs into the fourth estate as his form of penance for all the people he put behind bars on drug offenses.” —True/Slant
Barry Cooper has received global attention by being reported in over 700 newspapers and magazines including Rolling Stones, High Times, a feature in Maxim Magazine and a front cover feature in Cannabis Culture Magazine and the Texas Observer. He has been a guest on numerous radio shows and every cable news channel including MSNBC Tucker Carlson, FOX Geraldo At Large, ABC I Caught, NBC Mike and Juliet Morning Show and NPR’s, This American Life. He has also appeared as drug and legal expert in five episodes of SPIKE TV’s reality show, MANSWERS. Barry recently starred with Woody Harrelson, 50 Cent, Eminem and Susan Sarandon in the anti drug war documentary, “How To Make Money Selling Drugs.” The movie features Barry freeing prisoners.
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