Alp on Nostr: I think some still do not get the seriousness and urgency of the situation. - States ...
I think some still do not get the seriousness and urgency of the situation.
- States are preparing programmable money (CBDCs), with which they can determine who can spend how much money on what.
- Social credit systems are being established and connected to private bank accounts (hello Canada 👋).
- "Everything apps" are being developed and connected to everything, while their CEOs deceive us with the tale of 'free speech'.
- And at the same time, we are increasingly witnessing the establishment blatantly lying to our faces or committing atrocities without being held accountable. It's like the feudal arbitrariness of the Dark Ages.
We don't have time to dawdle. We need to become self-sufficient using all means available to us.
Start with Bitcoin. And finally stop with the foolish halal/haram discussions. The fact that there are differences of opinion among the Ulama regarding this already means that it cannot be unequivocally haram.
And perhaps... just perhaps, we might still manage to leave behind all the institutions that are a burden on us, and trade directly with each other, peer-to-peer, using stable money and clean goods.
- States are preparing programmable money (CBDCs), with which they can determine who can spend how much money on what.
- Social credit systems are being established and connected to private bank accounts (hello Canada 👋).
- "Everything apps" are being developed and connected to everything, while their CEOs deceive us with the tale of 'free speech'.
- And at the same time, we are increasingly witnessing the establishment blatantly lying to our faces or committing atrocities without being held accountable. It's like the feudal arbitrariness of the Dark Ages.
We don't have time to dawdle. We need to become self-sufficient using all means available to us.
Start with Bitcoin. And finally stop with the foolish halal/haram discussions. The fact that there are differences of opinion among the Ulama regarding this already means that it cannot be unequivocally haram.
And perhaps... just perhaps, we might still manage to leave behind all the institutions that are a burden on us, and trade directly with each other, peer-to-peer, using stable money and clean goods.