Posted on 08/14/2023 8:58:27 AM PDT by RandFan
@LPNational
"Libertarians can't win when they're bold and uncompromising," they said.
"The central bank is a scam. It is a mechanism by which politicans cheat people through the inflationary tax."
- @JMilei, libertarian victor of Argentina's first presidential round.
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Great to see this guy speaking up on this issue. No doubt the establishment will do everything in their power to thwart this guy from being elected. The Central Banks and the financial scams they run are starting to become a big issue among countries in the Global South.
It’s refreshing and he’s winning
(”The central bank is a scam. It is a mechanism by which politicans cheat people through the inflationary tax.”)
He was yellin’?
😜
Central Banks are a great evil. A crime against humanity.
They will try and ban him, as the German elites are proposing to do with the AfD.
Yet the Argentine “Libertarian” wants to make the U.S. dollar the Argentine currency. There seems to be an intellectual diaconnect there.
Next on the South American assassination list..l
In the clip he’s talking about Bitcoin
The WEF is going to destroy this guy and the rats will help them.
Assassination incoming.
Yeah but compared to what they have now it is a step up. They had over 100% devaluation of their currency last year alone. Can you imagine how disruptive that is to the people living there? The US dollar itself will probably be devalued over time because of our insane and unpayable debt but it’s still a better choice than what they have now.
World Bank coming soon to a branch near you!................
And why would that - Bitcoin - be better?
Apparently his positions on “dollarization” have kept shifting, indicating he’s not quite certain where a more well thought out idea would be certain.
“Yeah but compared to what they have now it is a step up. They had over 100% devaluation of their currency last year alone. Can you imagine how disruptive that is to the people living there? The US dollar itself will probably be devalued over time because of our insane and unpayable debt but it’s still a better choice than what they have now.”
No doubt, but his ideas are not well thought out when he calls central banks a scam and then wants to use the currency of the worlds largest central bank.
In reality what is more wrong than the idea of a central bank is the policies of many (most, currently) central banks, but those bad policies are not central to what a central bank could abd ought to be.
The worst policies of central banks arise from mandates given them that should not be theirs to “fix”, like “full employment”. Central banks and their policies should not be used to “correct” economies for conditions that result from bad central government fiscal, tax and regulatory policies. It is that which central banks should not be about that have been getting central banks in trouble. Instead of being a souce of stability through natural ups and downs of the business cycle, they have become mong the largest generators of the ups and downs of the business cycles.
I hope he has a top-notch security detail.
It never fails. Emerging political figures the world over who speak up against the ruling elite banksters and who point out their fraud in how they bilk the average working class people always ends up prematurely deceased. I. e.; a declared suicide victim with two bullet holes in their head.
Iceland is still open for business.
Bitcoin is hard money.
The government can't print and give itself any Bitcoin.
The government can't stop someone from transferring Bitcoin.
Grasp that, and you can understand why they fear and loathe Bitcoin.
Central banks are a scam. The American Revolution was fought largely because of the dislike/distrist of the Bank of England.
Jefferson hated banks.
“I sincerely believe that banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies, and that the principle of spending money to be paid by posterity under the name of funding is but swindling futurity on a large scale.” –Thomas Jefferson to John Taylor, 1816. ME 15:23
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