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I suggest looking it on rumble too or download the podcast as mp3. Too interesting to miss it, as Simon explain all the detail on how some entities fueled by the proof of weapon power are trying to steal your bitcoin.

Part 1

🔥 What We Expose in This Episode (Part 1) • The Wall Street Attack Phase: Learn why there will never be another five years like the five years ahead for accumulating Bitcoin. • The Two-Tiered Bitcoin World: We analyze the critical difference between Bitcoin held in Wall Street custody (via ETFs, pensions, and loans) and Bitcoin held in self-custody. • The Celsius Beta Test: My insights from two years of working on the Celsius bankruptcy. This was the exact beta test Wall Street is using to build the financial industrial complex around Bitcoin. • The Centralization Trap: Going deep into Operation Chokepoint 2.0, which I believe was a deep state effort to wipe out crypto-friendly banks and reset the ecosystem specifically to usher in the BlackRock ETF and trick you into centralizing your Bitcoin. • Wall Street’s Weapons: How Bitcoin ETFs are set to be used as a financial weapon of mass destruction, and why public companies, like MicroStrategy, function as an asset of Wall Street. • The Orwellian Future: What the world will look like in the Wall Street tokenized, financialized, securitized, stablecoin world the Trump administration is delivering. • Developing Conviction: I share my journey, including my failure trying to build a full reserve bank, and how Johnny Bitcoin and Amir Taki got me into Bitcoin in the first place.
🛡️ Protect Yourself: Proof of Work vs. Proof of Weapons You have a choice: end up on a universal basic income surveillance state or secure your Bitcoin in self-custody. Understanding Proof of Work allows you to navigate the institutional takeover and avoid being margin called with your Bitcoin. I want you on the right side of this change so that we can make this transition with peace, love, and unity.

Part 2

What We Cover in Part 2: 🚨 Exposing Financial Corruption and Wall Street’s Weapons • The Corrupt System: Analysis of the financial system as a criminal network that is more powerful than government. • The Celsius Beta Test: I share insights from two years working on the Celsius bankruptcy, which was a beta test for Wall Street strategies. We reveal how the Chapter 11 process allows lawyers to legally spend client money, functioning as a "scam on a scam". Creditors often lose their Bitcoin claim and are left with a dollar claim at the market bottom after an elaborate pump and dump scheme. • Yield Traps: Discussing why Bitcoin treasury companies are a tool for the financial industrial complex to steal your Bitcoin and emphasizing that the road to the next crypto crash is paved with yield. • Deep State & Proof of Weapons: Exploring the origins of intelligence agencies (like the CIA) and how they serve corporate interest rather than national security. • The Orwellian Future: BlackRock’s plan to use tokenization of everything, stablecoins, and real-world assets to create an Orwellian surveillance state.
🌍 Geopolitics, De-Dollarisation, and the New World Order • Trade War Analysis: Recap of how the tariff policy is a mechanism to reset the world order, driving capital flows to the BRICS corridor. • Macro Updates: The Federal Reserve stopping quantitative tightening, the US government shutdown being a "hostage tactic" for debt refinance, and the managed transition in the Middle East away from the "forever war model". • Global Shifts: How the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and China are negotiating a new multipolar world order by buying assets and freedom, leading to regional stability. 🛡️ Self-Protection Strategies • Ultimate Defence: Reinforcing why Bitcoin held in self-custody is the ultimate defence against Wall Street’s attack phase, insulating you from operations like flash crashes and liquidations. • Accumulation Principles: Advice on fundamental principles: No leverage, no debt, and no deviating from Bitcoin. • When to Sell: How to calculate when to sell Bitcoin to enjoy life, stressing the importance of never resetting your accumulation back to zero.
487 sats \ 4 replies \ @freetx 6h
People that say "Blackrock" generally out themselves as being non-reality based.
Blackrock themselves don't own anything. They act as a broker-dealer / intermediary. They connect investors with assets. Blackrock makes their money on management fees and generally doesn't care if price goes up or down.
Assigning a will to Blackrock makes very little sense. Whatever actions Blackrock takes is at the behest of the hundreds of thousands of individual investors who use their products. Sure their investors each have a will and no doubt many all want the same thing (short bitcoin, buy bitcoin, tokenize the future, etc) - but assigning that will to "Blackrock" makes no sense.
People who purport to know "secret bitcoin information" yet don't understand even the most basic aspects of how the market is structured, are generally not worth listening to.
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218 sats \ 2 replies \ @mo OP 6h
It's easy to get blinded by behaviors. BlackRock is just a pawn in this scheme. Title is obviously a clickbiter for contents people must know about.
Leave aside all the commercial crap Simon try to sell at the end, the contents of this story are worth to listen. He has been twelve years telling this story, listening to it now, refined, reworded, make it much more impactful.
I'll be happy for thou to listen for what he has to say and come back here to leave comments about the topic discussed.
Not here to tell what or what not to do to others, just echoing what sound's truth worth sharing.
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Every tower needs its myth. Some say Blackrock’s the puppeteer — with CEOs speaking about access to water and such; but really, it’s just like a point in a huge list of points that learned Excel macros like Enron.
Meanwhile, Simon says what? Living in the revolving door, twelve years of spinning the same story outside the lodge — now polished, reworded, and freshly scented with monetization, remuneration and remittance. Click, click, click, hiss, hiss, oink? Sure. But beneath the ad banners, a few bricks hum with something real (as usual). Clean gentle lies wrap 1% of truth, or something like this, practically.
The trick is hearing the structure without buying the souvenir mug if one is an alchemist but the button and t-shirt are still for sale and I’m shopping with what currency?
One needn’t condemn nor consume — just sense the echo chamber for what it is as it vibrates thru true corridors and through the marble, granite, black stone sculptures, and an even bigger hall.
Because sometimes the most honest thing in a skyscraper… is the sound of footsteps leaving.
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Is so simple to see the Blackrock puppets by the amount of "news" they post about Blackrock, ETFs, market manipulation and all that kind of crap. Just look at his SN history post.
They reveal themselves so easily...
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Ground floor: people yelling “Blackrock owns everything!” into the vents like the book Enough by Vanguard founder! Echoes sound dramatic, but the pipes just loop back to their own mouths before the goal, aim, soul, mind is inverted.
Middle floors: clerks in stripes beige suits and wingtips quietly move more and more decimal points. Management fees hum softly in fluorescent rhythm. Nobody here plots world domination — they’re just trying to expense lunch and such.
Penthouse coincidence seekers looking for some spicy refuge, however, imagine a smoky boardroom labeled “Secret Bitcoin Directorate.” Inside? A janitor refilling the coffee pot and a PowerPoint titled Q3 ETF Flow Summary that transmutes Bitcoin into a paper asset.
Truth is, Blackrock’s less Bond (riparian work channel) villain or fortress and more bureaucratic data center with a gym membership unless one starts thinking about Apache Stronghold (Oak flat, block caving) and water rights. That’s not a black rock, that’s a black stone! It doesn’t want anything — it just facilitates the wanting of the subtle body and metaprograms governing this whole ship.
So next time someone says “Blackrock decided,” picture a skyscraper shrugging, with feelings or opinions.
Because in the end, it’s not a soul, goal, aim or mind — it’s a spreadsheet wearing a suit like a counterfeit spirit.
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