Do remember his last term he stated Bitcoin ( and E money) was just thin air…now a 180 degree turn…..
Cryptocurrency was once unregulated by the US government. But slowly and overtime, more and more regulatory agencies have now got their dirty hands into that industry.
Not just spy on Americans. Debank Americans that they disagree with politically.
Congressional committees are constantly finding this kind of abuse of power, but no one ever seems to be held accountable.
No jail terms, loss of jobs, cutoff of funds - nothing. Doing nothing, to me, signals tacit approval.
you know there are abour a dozen other ways to launder money and any really serious criminal or foreign agent will never attempt to do it thru the American banking system which has always been trace-able anyways
this ‘weaponization’ of the USA banking system is primarily directed and impacting American citizens (and it appears from the press accounts, as a tool of political oppression)
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The rabid left does one thing...congress is too weak to even comment, let alone vote no. Then the left does another and another.. WHEN IS IT TREASON? to sell out my country ... to give billions.. BILLIONS! WHY?
I have been on an all cash diet for many many years precisely because I don’t want to leave an electronic trail for everything I do.
Crypto currency is just a belief in the value of it. It could all evaporate tomorrow as if it never existed. That doesn’t mean that I would not have bought bitcoin when it was 4 for a penny in 2009.
"...As explained by the investigative committee:
With narrow exception, federal law does not permit law enforcement to inquire into financial institutions’ customer information without some form of legal process. The FBI circumvents this process by tipping off financial institutions to “suspicious” individuals and encouraging these institutions to file a SAR—which does not require any legal process—and thereby provide federal law enforcement with access to confidential and highly sensitive information. In doing so, the FBI gets around the requirements of the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA), which, per the Treasury Department, specifies that “it is . . . a bank’s responsibility” to “file a SAR whenever it identifies ‘a suspicious transaction relevant to a possible violation of law or regulation’” While at least one financial institution requested legal process from the FBI for information it was seeking, all too often the FBI appeared to receive no pushback. In sum, by providing financial institutions with lists of people that it views as generally “suspicious” on the front end, the FBI has turned this framework on its head and contravened the Fourth Amendment’s requirements of particularity and probable cause...”
This is no inadvertent thing. The FBI no doubt identified this "loophole" and decided to exploit it in order to surveil, harass, and persecute political enemies of the Left and the Deep State.
I’m still pre-trib though - but this thing is building towards the day
[Executive Order 14067]
Around mid-2022, this video commercial kept popping up on my YouTube - I finally watched it - it is all about EO14067.
I hope people can take time to watch what I recommended below:
The Digital Dollar will save us! Yeah, That’s the ticket!
(worth it to watch just the first 17 minutes - there will be no way to “prosper”, though)
The Jim Rickards Commercial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCfzQNhi_ns
No, your thread's title isn't any more deserving of attention that anybody else's. Mind your manners.
Martin Arthur Armstrong (born November 1, 1949) is an American self-taught economic forecaster and convicted felon who spent 11 years in jail for cheating investors out of $700 million and hiding $15 million in assets from regulators