The Financial War in Canada Has Begun

Everything that I've been warning about for the last six months is starting to happen. It is not too late to start aggressively taking the appropriate steps.

Things are starting to actually escalate in a dangerous way in Canada. Fuhrer Trudeau has invoked the Emergencies Act in an attempt to end the anti-mandate protesting taking place throughout Canada, most notably in the capital city of Ottawa. Is this in response to burning buildings, looting, violence, and mass hysteria? Not so much, actually. These protesters are dancing. They also have bounce houses and hot tubs.

That isn’t stopping Justin Trudeau from getting aggressive. He is now trying to financially choke off anyone who is suspected of being linked to the freedom protests. According to the BBC:

Without a court order, banks will be able freeze personal accounts of anyone linked with the protests.

Evil. Pure and simple. But completely expected. This is what can happen though when you are trapped in fiat. As I said this morning, the best ad for cryptocurrency of all time wasn’t actually produced by FTX, Coinbase, or Crypto.com; GoFundMe and the Canadian government have marketed decentralized currencies better than any crypto exchange possibly could.

Back in July, I said this in a post called How the Experiment Ends:

We have a government funded media entity shining light on the Fed's elite-serving wealth effect. Why now? What's the end game? UBI and obedience. Because "we," the state, will provide for you with an allowance. But, if you don't play by our house rules, you will lose your economic privileges.

Part of those house rules include taking the morning vitamins provided by the elders and never asking questions.

In October, from The Case for Zcash:

Given the current climate regarding vaccinations and mandates, I think it's very possible that new value exchange rails are adopted by members of society who are forced out of careers and forced out of society in general.

Later from that same piece:

there's at least a possibility that a large population of people might require a new way to transact value with one another. Cryptocurrencies moved on-chain, without permission from a custodian should help play a role in facilitating inexpensive transactions of value regardless of size. Maybe sooner than many realize.

Just four months later we have protestors receiving donations in Bitcoin because the government has pressured private businesses not to provide financial service to certain individuals. And now it seems to be escalating to the outright freezing of funds of private citizens. If you think this can’t happen in America, think again. Homeland Security dropped this gem of a bulletin last week:

The United States remains in a heightened threat environment fueled by several factors, including an online environment filled with false or misleading narratives and conspiracy theories, and other forms of mis- dis- and mal-information (MDM) introduced and/or amplified by foreign and domestic threat actors. These threat actors seek to exacerbate societal friction to sow discord and undermine public trust in government institutions to encourage unrest, which could potentially inspire acts of violence.

Essentially, if you question the ever-changing narrative, you’re potentially a domestic terrorist. At one point, the lab leak theory was a conspiracy theory. At one point, mandatory vaccination was a conspiracy theory. At one point, the uselessness of most mask wearing was a conspiracy theory. At one point, jab passports were a conspiracy theory. There are so many COVID conspiracy theories that have turned out to be accepted as possible if not factual that it begs the question; why are the people who have been rightfully asking questions now viewed as literal terrorists by the state?

This is definitely all still about health, right?

If you have not yet read the money chapter from You Have the Power, please read it and take it to heart.

You Have the Power: Money