Many people (especially in the UK) put all their money into property. "My property is my pension" they say, and some even invest in buy-to-lets. But property is a sitting duck for governments needing to raise funds. You can't move the property and they know you own it. All they need to do is run the money printer, inflate the money supply and your house goes "up in value" (when the reality is that it was just their currency getting less valuable). Because your home is "up in value" you owe Capital Gains Tax. The UK is just discussing a "National Tax" which is exactly this - a tax when you sell your own home - on capital gains conjured out of thin air. #BitcoinIsBetter

the Guardian

Reeves considers replacing stamp duty with new property tax

Exclusive: Treasury examines options including tax on homes sold for more than £500,000 as well as overhaul of council tax

"Hey Siri" "Bye Google"

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Eye opening interview of Richard Werner, who got warning visits from the CIA when he laid bare the truth on how the world's banks and credit system work. Highly recommended. https://tuckercarlson.com/tucker-show-richard-werner

Government 'protecting us' has direct and immediate 2nd order effects. In this case, being blocked from using AI. The descent continues.

The Bank of England asked the people to submit designs for the next generation of bank notes. Looks like someone would prefer an Aqua Wallet . @Samson Mow