>>15730055 (pb)

Well, it seems to me that the EU is trying to become self sufficient, so to speak. They seem to be building the needed infrastructure and supply lines to become, "self sufficient." A rebuilding of the Roman empire or Holy Roman Empire. I suspect though, that once they gain the power they want, they will dump the pope, rob the Vatican of all its wealth, and replace it with something else. A, "new," world religion so to speak, more acceptable because it will be vague and ambiguous, basically a warm fuzzy feeling that can be used to sway the easily fooled masses.

>>15730221

Crypto is no better than fiat currency, in fact it's probably way worse. Creating money out of thin air make YOU poorer, and the people, "creating," it, richer. Don't be stupid.

>>15730306

Since when, is money tied to voting?

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>>15730348

Yeah, yeah, I figured someone would bring that up. Yes, money CAN be used to corrupt, but that is a function of the people who USE it, not the fault of the money.

>>15730361

It's not hard to figure out. Gold and silver work the best as money. Limited amount, readily accepted, and is hard to counterfeit. Those three things are NOT TRUE when you are talking about things like crypto or fiat bullshit.

>>15730332

Sure seem to be a lot of people buying the crypto bullshit. It slices, it dices, it makes julian slaves. Believe what you want, I don't care, but when you wake up one day and realize you have no say in what happens in your life, maybe you will rethink that, but it will probably be too late by that time.

>>15730361

Besides, what do you do when the people who control the creation and issuance of that currency are corrupt? You are totally and royally fucked.

>>15730521

Sure does. There is nothing federal about the federal reserve. It's not federal nor do they have any reserves. It's a privately held bank. We need to go back to constitutional money.