After Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya, Hillary Clinton takes on Bitcoin (BTC)

Hillary Clinton, alias Evergreen, thinks that bitcoin is a ” threat to the dollar and its role as an international reserve currency “. This statement takes on its full meaning when we recall his feats of arms. It is also an opportunity to wonder if bitcoin is intended to coexist with fiat currency or to completely swallow it up?

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Evergreen is the code name given by the CIA to this VIP member of the American deep state. And sinceHillary decided to be kind, remember that her husband Bill Clinton, the former President of the United States, was a regular in the services of the pedophile and pimp Jeffrey Epstein. For example, he traveled more than 20 times on the Lolita express plane. He also traveled to the famous Epstein Island, where this dark character filmed the powerful in their antics to blackmail them. It is also very likely that all these videos are in the hands of the Mossad given Epstein’s links with Ghislaine Maxwell, his former companion (still in pre-trial detention and whose trial we would like to be televised!).

Painting of Bill Clinton found by the FBI in one of the houses of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. Let’s broadcast live the trial of Ghislaine Maxwell which concerns global sex trafficking, a pedophilia and government blackmail operation involving some of the most powerful people in the world, including Prince Andrew …

But back to Hillary Clinton. The former New York State Senator (2001-2009) is a great warrior who voted in favor of the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, a country that we know today had absolutely nothing to do with the September 11 attacks.

On the other hand, we know that Saddam Hussein denominated its oil in euros rather than dollars from October 2000! Excellent news for Europe, the first importer of Iraqi oil, which was offered by Sadam Hussein the same exorbitant privilege as the United States: to exchange paper for oil.

This favor of the Iraqi dictator was all the more welcome as the euro was then floundering, at its historic low, around 0.82 dollars. This imperial gift allowed the single currency to appreciate by 30% in just a few months.

We know the rest … Dick Cheney, the vice-president of George Bush, will push Collin Powel to lie in front of the United Nations by affirming with the end of a small vial supposed to contain a formidable bacteriological liquid that Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction. Even though the 300 UN inspectors dispatched to the scene never found anything.

Paul Wolfowitz, Minister of “War” of Bush, will declare later:

« For bureaucratic reasons, we chose one problem, weapons of mass destruction, that was the only reason for unanimity. »

The Iraq war was a show of force to defend the petrodollar and show the old continent and all the Gulf countries what it costs to threaten the imperial currency. The vetoes of the Security Council (France, Russia) will do nothing and oil sales will be restored in dollars immediately after the fall of Baghdad. Even today, American troops remain in the land of the two rivers.

The output ofHillary Clinton About bitcoin is therefore starting to make sense from Uncle Sam’s monetary imperialism perspective.

But there is better. After failing in the 2008 Democratic primary against Barak Obama, Hillary will all the same be appointed Secretary of State (Ministry of Foreign Affairs) from 2009 to 2013. It was an opportunity to go back to war. Against Libya from Muammar Kadhafi this time. Always to defend the petrodollar.

« We came, we saw, he died »

Recall that before the fall of Muammar Kadhafi, water and medical care were free, electricity virtually donated, gasoline sold at the symbolic price of a few cents per liter (Libya has the largest oil reserves in Africa…). Public debt was almost non-existent, Libyan banks granted 20-year loans at the rate of 0% (according to the Russian ambassador in Libya Vladimir Tchamov) and the standard of living of Libyans was quite simply the highest in Africa.

Western media demonized Muammar Kadhafi by presenting him as a pathological dictator when his population lived very well. The exaggerations peddled by the media to justify the NATO bombings against this country of 5 million inhabitants have surpassed those used to justify the invasion of Iraq …

The United Kingdom, France and the United States conspired against the author of the Green Paper for the same reason that Iraq was destroyed… Indeed, Kadhafi had become in 2009 the most powerful man in Africa after being elected president of the African Union by his peers. With this confidence granted by Africa, Kadhafi set out to create a new pan-African and pan-Arab currency: the famous gold dinar project.

This currency was to become the main means of payment for African natural resources and free Africa from the CFA franc (Franc of the French colonies in Africa). $ 700 billion would then have disappeared from the Western monetary system. It always comes down to the color of the banknotes in which the raw materials are sold.

Kadhafi wanted to free the African and Arab nations from monetary colonialism. He was lynched for that. Hillary Clinton will laugh later about Kadhafi : « We came, we saw, he died “. Pathetic caesarean glory.

Wars and coups d’état are always the result of geopolitical calculations that a small handful of psychopaths construct in international plots with the sole aim of grabbing raw materials. The underside of the cards of Western democracy broadcasters is steeped in blood.

Bitcoin vs Dollar

Almost all of the wars in the United States are aimed at protecting the petrodollar. The Syrian war is no exception. It was an opportunity to bury the gas pipeline project passing through the Shiite arc and connecting Iran to Europe via Iraq, Syria and Turkey.

All this to say thatHillary Clinton has spent his life making sure that all the oil in the world is sold in dollars. So it’s no surprise that the former U.S. presidential candidate blames her “exorbitant privilege” now that bitcoin offers an alternative that her military cannot crush. Tanks struggle in cyberspace.

However, some well-known figures in the bitcoin world like Michael Saylor see the dollar and bitcoin coexist. Here is the opinion of the CEO of Microstrategy on this subject from 2 hours and 12 minutes (translation of the passage in question below the video):

“If I had one request for the bitcoin community, my request would be to focus our shooting power on gold. Ultimately, the gold is demonetized, and that’s not my speculation. The statistics are there. He has been demonetized over the past decade. Moreover, it has no country or an army. He does not collect taxes and not a single person in the world will lie down in front of a tank to defend the nation from gold.

And yet, gold is the enemy, because you can’t mortgage your gold, it’s hard to rent it. Gold is not a high technology, you can’t put it on an iphone.

So at the end of the day, there are two things that should be successful and grow. First the US dollar. If you live in the United States and believe in Western values, freedom, justice, Western law, and the progressive movement, you want the U.S. dollar to grow.

And instead of saying that the dollar is a problem, let’s point out that if you live in Africa or Asia, you would give your left arm to be able to trade in dollars. So the dollar and bitcoin should grow, and everyone wins. The world is a better place to be, right. »

Your servant also thinks that at the end of the day, a dual currency system (fiat + BTC) is probably the best option.

Blasphemy in the mouth of a maxi will say some. Not at all. This compromise is based on the fear that a world operating with a single currency existing in absolutely fixed quantity results in an increased and unsurpassable concentration of power. The reason being that ultimately, wealth irremediably ends up converging on some individuals. The risk would then be that a few (unelected) multi-billionaires hoard their BTC in the vile interest of suffocating the economy and creating bankruptcy to buy everything at a low price.

Two currencies holding together might ultimately be the less bad solution. Moreover, rather than aiming for a petrobitcoin, it does indeed seem more strategic to make gold disappear and then to deflate the real estate bubble. The dollar loses nothing by waiting.

Nicolas Teterel

Journalist / Bitcoin, geopolitics, economy, energy, climate

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