The year of promises and deceits has already kicked off, and while 2024 is an electoral year promising positive changes, the opposite is unraveling before us. I steer clear of mainstream news, unwilling to subject myself to the garbage it force-feeds the masses.
With a Journalism diploma in hand, I understand how the game works. Rather than pursuing my field of study, I opted for lousy jobs for several years. In college, I naively believed I could change the media landscape and champion truth, only to discover media outlets are puppets dancing to the tune of their paymasters.
Back in my college days, they touted the media as the fourth power in the state. I believe it to be true, and nowadays, when I talk about media, it's not just about traditional outlets; we've surpassed that era, and the untapped potential of AI in "shaping minds" is yet to unfold.
In this electoral year, some politicians are blatantly disregarding the public, aligning with globalists, exemplified by figures like Ursula von der Leyen, determined to subject the once-free expanse of the internet to total government control.
Amidst the political chaos, there are those who genuinely care about their constituents, such as Donald Trump. While not a fan, I acknowledge him for his audacity. Trump, in both literal and figurative stature, stands out as one of the few leaders in the history of the US who hasn't seemed entirely beholden to the elites.
In his last days in office, Trump could have pardoned Julian Assange and Edward Snowden, but he didn't. The so-called pandemic, which I believe was orchestrated by the elites to manipulate elections and usher in Joe Biden, a befuddled figure lacking coherence in every conceivable aspect, served as the backdrop.
Recently, in Iowa (if memory serves me right), Donald Trump declared that, if elected, he "will never allow the creation of a central bank digital currency." While some might argue against advertising such a stance, as many are ignorant about potential future currencies threatening our fundamental rights and freedoms, Trump's bold statement resonates.
The public lauded the idea, and if he somehow embraces crypto friendliness — a sentiment he hinted at with the launch of his NFT collection — he might clinch the elections by a landslide. As the chains tighten around our necks, the masses are gradually awakening. Massive protests led by farmers and transporters have erupted in Germany, France, Romania, and Italy, and the collective rage is only beginning to surface.
The current state of the world is both astonishing and expected, witnessing individuals from the masses gradually waking up. Even my gym mate, not one to question narratives frequently, mentioned hearing from Davos that world elites aim to eradicate the middle class and widen the wealth gap between the rich and the poor.
Well, good morning, sir. What was I rambling about for the past couple of decades when most participants in my conversations labeled me a lunatic and a conspiracy theorist?
I doubt the elites will succeed because I don't believe in absolute good or absolute evil on this planet. There will always be leaders with good intentions, aiming to effect positive change, and those who've sold their souls to make things happen for the elites.
Several years ago, I wrote on Hive that Bitcoin would become a potent advertising tool for politicians, and my friends, we're not far from witnessing it. Trump and Ron DeSantis have positioned themselves against CBDCs, but as the elections draw near, I anticipate Trump embracing crypto friendliness.
Bitcoin, validated through the approval of the first spot ETFs, has solidified its status as an established asset class — still the epitome of "fuck you money." As the elites tighten the chains further, the masses will increasingly gravitate towards crypto, not just from a speculative viewpoint.
2024 promises to be an intriguing year. We kicked it off with left foot with protests in Europe and conflicts in the east, but it could potentially be a year of change. While I don't anticipate much change if Trump secures re-election, at least the war in Ukraine might conclude. We can rest assured that during his reign, the US won't delve into creating their central bank digital currencies unless they eliminate Trump.
Thanks for your attention,
Adrian