No matter what you plan to do with the texts, something comes up that can disrupt your plans. For example, an interview with an ‘intellectual’ programmed by the collective West…

Branko Milanović is regarded in the West as one of the 50 most influential intellectuals today. He is an economist by education, a professor at the City University of New York and belongs to the same (fraudulent) circle as Paul Krugman. In the interview he gave for Standard.rs he expressed several problematic views, but for this occasion we will dwell on just one…

So the best thing about Bitcoin is that it exposes fake intellectuals by its very existence. True intellectuals naturally react to the phenomenon of global decentralized cryptocurrency by going to the source of information to find out what it is about and express their opinion on it. In this interview, Branko Milanović did not mention Bitcoin, but he made a statement that it might be better to legalize corruption (as in the USA) when corruption cannot be suppressed. According to his opinion, at least that way you will know who is who…

Here is an ‘intellectual’ promoting Overton window. Therefore, if we cannot suppress something, then it should be legalized. And by that logic, since we cannot suppress crime, let’s legalize it. Since we cannot suppress pedophilia, let’s legalize it. But that path has already been crossed. Now we have come to cannibalism: since we cannot suppress it, let us legalize it.

This is what the program that the collective West is implementing into its ‘intellectuals’ looks like. And Bitcoin is a powerful tool to fight this insanity. It is amazing how it is easier (or maybe more profitable) for this unfortunate person to agitate for the legalization of crime than to learn something about the means by which it can be suppressed.

A true intellectual would have to know that corruption is a natural outcome of any centralized hierarchical organization of society. And from this it can be easily concluded that solving corruption is connected with the decentralization of the society’s administration, the abolition of the centralized budget, the introduction of direct democracy and the creation of a completely new organization of the state. This is possible with the help of Bitcoin. It is only necessary to get rid of such ‘intellectuals’ first.

In the meantime, all of you who took the opportunity to buy Bitcoin while the price was low in terms of dollars and euros, enjoy the upcoming growth. In a recent analysis by Ark Invest, based on historical trend tracking, Bitcoin could be on the verge of a 240% rally. I have always expressed my doubts about this kind of technical analysis, but I can confirm one thing: with a few years of patience, the growth against the dollar will certainly be higher.

Live long and see!