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2025-01-13 09:31:56

SimonDixon on Nostr: đŸ§” 2025 So Far
 2025 is definitely off to a shaky start with rising violence in ...

đŸ§” 2025 So Far


2025 is definitely off to a shaky start with rising violence in the U.S. being linked to terrorism. Suspicious circumstances suggest deep state involvement, like the Cybertruck incident in New York and the upside-down ISIS flag in the car incident in New Orleans molting the reuniting of the justification for a “Fake War on Terror 2.0”.

With potential disaster costs in L.A. reaching up to a trillion dollars, major market impacts are likely. I’m watching closely to see if Bitcoin becomes a hedge in this volatile year as I expect it will.

On a positive note, Trump shared a video of Jeffrey Sachs exposing the ‘Clean Break’ plan, calling out Netanyahu’s involvement in conflicts in Iraq, Afghanistan, and 6 other regions with the move towards war with Iran as a ‘Netanyahu scam.’

Regarding Bitcoin’s strategic reserves in the U.S., I believe that about 100,000 of the 200,000 #Bitcoin claimed by the U.S. actually belong to Bitfinex. I’ll be watching the court case closely, as these might not be usable as a strategic reserve. The court has also approved the sale of 69,000 $BTC, and I’ll be on the lookout for any spiteful moves by the Biden administration.

I’m expecting the Trump administration to fight with the #Fed to print more money than both the previous Trump and Biden administrations, leading to inflation and a power struggle with the Fed to control the US expansion plans, particularly with tariff policies and changes in immigration. All of this points to an expansive vision for the U.S. Empire, focusing on energy resources, as seen with the interest in Greenland and what looks more like a German national socialist vision to weaponize financial weapons of mass destruction to colonize strategic neighbors.

All eyes are still on Syria as it seems the plan is becoming clear: U.S., CIA, Mossad, and Turkish intelligence have supported groups like al-Qaeda & ISIS in efforts to overthrow the Assad regime. The U.S., through its proxy, the Kurds, is still occupying key oil and wheat resources. A debate has started around easing sanctions as a control mechanism, and I expect IMF loans and dollarization of the currency to follow. We’ll also watch how this plays out in the Ukraine-Russia negotiations, as Russia has strategic interests in the Syrian port for access to the Mediterranean Sea.

Additionally, I think Elon Musk is becoming a key asset to intelligence and the in propping up the dollar by destabilizing foreign governments. However, this strengthening of the dollar is causing the world’s central banks to buy treasuries instead of governments investing in their own infrastructure, increasing tensions globally. If this continues, it could push us closer to a global conflict.

There are also suspicious circumstances around the car terror attack in Germany, suggesting it’s connected to the narrative of a ‘fake War on Terror 2.0.’ The perpetrator was an ex-Muslim who was very pro-Israeli and an Islamophobe, indicating that the antisemitism and Islamophobia narrative is being ratcheted up to justify more conflict and the justification for a war with Iran.

On top of U.S. and UK involvement, Israel entered direct conflict with Yemen over the holiday period. The Red Sea, a critical route for global imports and exports, continues to be a hotspot, further inflaming tensions and inflationary pressures. Meanwhile, the situation in Gaza has deteriorated, with reports of weaponized starvation and severe casualties, potentially reaching catastrophic levels. I expect one million deaths and casualties soon.

I think the big loser in the year ahead is going to be Europe. It’s severely affected since the CIA blew up the Nord Stream pipeline, cutting off its cheap energy resources, leading to the deindustrialization of Germany, which was its key industry. The impact of any tariffs with China will completely wreck it. The European Central Bank continues to 
 industry. The impact of any tariffs with China will completely wreck it..

The European Central Bank continues to simply be an asset for supporting the Eurodollar and the Fed. The destabilization of the Middle East is still an asset for supporting the dollar through the petrodollar. This would lead to a large, expansive vision for the Global South needing to hedge by trying to implement dedollarization and more coordination between the BRICS countries.

Finally, I released a video on the likelihood of X implementing a social credit score as it transitions to a financial services provider. I released that video on a decentralized social network called Primal, built upon Nostr.

I’ll leave my link below for anyone interested:

https://www.simondixon.com/blog/elon-musk-x-social-credit-score-simon-dixon
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