Farley on Nostr: The fundamental threats to humanity aren’t abstract—they’re clear, tangible, ...

The fundamental threats to humanity aren’t abstract—they’re clear, tangible, and universal. And no title, uniform, or legal framework grants anyone the right to engage in them. A true leader would never need to rely on coercion, theft, or violence to maintain influence.

Here’s a simple Threat List—one that doesn’t change no matter what authority tries to justify it:

Theft – No individual, government, or corporation has the right to take what isn’t theirs, whether through force, taxation, inflation, or legal loopholes.
Murder – No institution should be able to justify killing under the banner of war, policy, or security. Taking life is the ultimate violation.
Coercion – Any system that forces compliance through fear, punishment, or deception is a threat to free will.
Deception – Lies at scale—propaganda, media manipulation, and fiat illusions—are used to control populations. Truth is a fundamental right.
Censorship – Silencing people to maintain power is a direct attack on freedom and a clear method of control.
Surveillance – Spying on people under the guise of "protection" is a violation of privacy and an attempt to preemptively suppress dissent.
Centralized Money – Controlling the money supply is controlling life itself. Any system where a few can create wealth out of nothing while others must trade time and energy for it is fraudulent.
This is the real axis of evil—not some geopolitical boogeyman, but the mechanisms of control that keep humanity in submission.

A real leader eliminates threats, not creates them. And a free people stop recognizing criminals as authorities.