Quote from: Camster on September 23, 2018, 08:44:13 PM

I have been thinking a lot lately about why the central bankers are allowing Bitcoin to continue with only minor resistance. The central bankers have set up shop in almost all civilized countries and have a money printing racket going on. In America the central bankers are kind enough to let our treasury print the money and then they take 6% off the top thus enslaving the American population. Don't worry though most Americans are completely unaware of any of this. The central bankers control the military as well as they own the government.

The last country, without nuclear weapons, to attempt to bypass the central bankers was Libya. I can still see the vivid video on the internet of Qaddafi being murdered in broad daylight in the middle of the streets of Libya. Another fellow who attempted to not use the US dollar and went against the wishes of the central bank was Saddam Hussein. Once again he met a similar fate. He was hung.

The three countries without central banks right now Iran, North Korea and Syria are under constant attack or threat of attack from the central bankers.

Why would they allow Bitcoin to continue like this and grow momentum? All they would have to do is outlaw it and 90% of the world population would bitch out immediately and stop. But they don't do it.

Is Bitcoin a trap? Is this a central banker monstrosity used to turn us into tax slaves by recording every transaction? Was Bitcoin innocent and free money and the central bankers are trying to squeeze their way in so they can use it as a weapon? The only thing I do know is they are not handing over a decentralized economy to us because they love us. What's the play? Are we being set up? Are we the useful idiots getting all our friends and countrymen involved in crypto?

Sometimes I have the same thoughts as you, the influence of the central bank on countries in the world can immediately stop the development of bitcoin, because many governments are subject to the rules made by central banks, but they do not do so. If we see the USA is a superpower with its dollar currency, but in reality USA has a lot of debt, then the question is "who is more powerful than the superpower"