[BSV] CoinGeek: Craig Wright is like the US President who seized peoples gold!
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CoinGeek Live: The Fireside Chat
In 1933, newly inaugurated President Franklin D. Roosevelt began doing periodic “fireside chats” wherein he would take an informal tone with the nation to discuss things that were on his mind. This was an era of great shift, and FDR was a polarizing figure of the progressive movement, so the President felt that it was important for him to address the country directly so that he could clarify his thoughts, perhaps teach a little lesson, but mostly just let the beleaguered nation hear his voice to let them know that he was riding out the storm with them.
The Atlantic called the FDR fireside chats, “[a] revolutionary experiment with a nascent media platform,” which is a fitting comparison to the final segment of day two at CoinGeek LIVE.
Dr. Craig Wright appeared live from London to answer questions [...] This fireside chat was a few parts history, and a few parts future. All of it inspiring! But that’s getting a little ahead of things.
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Source: https://coingeek.com/coingeek-live-the-fireside-chat/ thanks to Kurt Wuckert Jr
In 1933, newly inaugurated President Franklin D. Roosevelt began doing periodic “fireside chats” wherein he would take an informal tone with the nation to discuss things that were on his mind. This was an era of great shift, and FDR was a polarizing figure of the progressive movement, so the President felt that it was important for him to address the country directly so that he could clarify his thoughts, perhaps teach a little lesson, but mostly just let the beleaguered nation hear his voice to let them know that he was riding out the storm with them.
The Atlantic called the FDR fireside chats, “[a] revolutionary experiment with a nascent media platform,” which is a fitting comparison to the final segment of day two at CoinGeek LIVE.
Dr. Craig Wright appeared live from London to answer questions [...] This fireside chat was a few parts history, and a few parts future. All of it inspiring! But that’s getting a little ahead of things.
[...]
Source: https://coingeek.com/coingeek-live-the-fireside-chat/ thanks to Kurt Wuckert Jr
Franklin D. Roosevelt seized everybody’s gold, and turned the U.S. dollar into a scam by forcing everybody to accept worthless fake money instead of the real thing.
Roosevelt was the biggest booster of the Federal Reserve System since Woodrow Wilson signed the law creating the damn thing.
If you had real money, Roosevelt threatened you with
I endorse the comparison of Craig S. Wright to Franklin D. Roosevelt!
The following is a real-life allegory pertaining to gold’s new competitor, Bitcoin.
What would you do, if gold were made illegal?
Think it can’t happen? Well—how many of you are American? Private individual ownership of gold coins and bars was illegal in the United States for four decades. “Hoarding” individual wealth in gold was banned from 1 May 1933 until 31 December 1974. Vast amounts of gold bullion were confiscated from people, who were forced to accept instead the Monopoly Money known as “United States Dollars”. Numerous individuals were criminally prosecuted for attempting to keep their gold—a crime according to Executive Orders 6102, 6111, 6260, and 6261, and the Gold Reserve Act passed by the U.S. Congress and signed into law by U.S. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt signs law criminalizing gold
30 January 1934
This is fact, not fancy. Not some weird theory. This is history: It actually happened. And if it happened before, it could happen again.
Well, you might say: What if nobody knows I have any gold? That would require that you buy it anonymously. Store it in secret. Never brag about it. Never use it in any way which can be traced. And take precautions, just in case somebody may be making a list of people who own gold.
Please take care of your Bitcoin privacy—and your privacy with gold, too.
What would you do, if gold were made illegal?
Think it can’t happen? Well—how many of you are American? Private individual ownership of gold coins and bars was illegal in the United States for four decades. “Hoarding” individual wealth in gold was banned from 1 May 1933 until 31 December 1974. Vast amounts of gold bullion were confiscated from people, who were forced to accept instead the Monopoly Money known as “United States Dollars”. Numerous individuals were criminally prosecuted for attempting to keep their gold—a crime according to Executive Orders 6102, 6111, 6260, and 6261, and the Gold Reserve Act passed by the U.S. Congress and signed into law by U.S. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt signs law criminalizing gold
30 January 1934
This is fact, not fancy. Not some weird theory. This is history: It actually happened. And if it happened before, it could happen again.
Well, you might say: What if nobody knows I have any gold? That would require that you buy it anonymously. Store it in secret. Never brag about it. Never use it in any way which can be traced. And take precautions, just in case somebody may be making a list of people who own gold.
Please take care of your Bitcoin privacy—and your privacy with gold, too.
It happened: “CRIMINAL PENALTIES... 10 years imprisonment...” for keeping gold!
