Cykros on Nostr: I'd say this, but also playing to the libertarian angles besides just the Federal ...

I'd say this, but also playing to the libertarian angles besides just the Federal Reserve. The hawkish factions within the GOP are certainly there and powerful, but there's more to Ron Paul's influence besides just "End the Fed."

I don't see it going very far in the executive branch at the Federal level, but start chipping away at the local offices and other down-ballot positions, network with the community at town meetings and campaign events, and you'll start to see that influence grow, especially when dealing with chameleons like Trump, or just generally otherwise ambivalent politicians who have their own pet agendas but are otherwise flexible when it comes to rounding up votes.

I agree ending the Fed is the best long term policy move, but I'm not comfortable with the idea of suggesting that we can't also do something about the people being bombed this week, this month, or this year, and that we can only address the next generation.

Also worth noting, sort of on a side note, is that UNRWA USA absolutely accepts bitcoin (as well as some shitcoins, if you know anyone who you've recently orange pilled that could do well with a wallet cleanse). As we see for ourselves in the Bitcoin space here, we don't need to wait for the death of fiat to enjoy some benefits of sound money today.