Some people will never get it; freedom is like poison to them.

They’re so desperate to smear #Bitcoin and #FreedomTech they’ll staple it to any villain’s forehead, photoshopping “evidence” like a back-alley pamphlet printer on amphetamines. When the code won’t bend and the math won’t lie, the only move left is theater: guilt-by-meme, scandal-by-screenshot, and a frantic hope you’ll confuse a viral forgery for reality.

Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it's time to pause and reflect. — Mark Twain

Gotta remain strong. May God protect the meek from the transgressors. View quoted note →

The whole episode feels like another manufactured panic, a state-shaped shadow tossed into the Bitcoin cave to see who flinches first. The same old trick: get people to outsource truth to personalities and papers instead of verification. We don’t trust idols because humans are cheap, corruptible hardware; we trust what survives hostile review: open-source code you can compile yourself, hashes you can reproduce, signatures you can validate, and math that doesn’t care who’s trending today. Strip away the noise and you’re left with open-source machinery humming in the dark, indifferent and incorruptible — if anything in this mess deserves trust, it’s that. View quoted note →

Perfect reply — too bad it’s all a con.