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How much do you agree with Uncle Jack? What is your take on it?
I like when he says that the only way for bitcoiners is to become bitcoin toxic maxi.
I saw some of it coming since years ago, but I like the way he puts it in perspective.
With electromagnetic energy weapons already being used to torture people from distance, Bitcoiner have to get warned about what is going on behind the scene.
TLDR
Neurosurgeon Dr. Jack Kruse drops bombshells: Bitcoin privacy under siege from government conspiracy and transhumanist agendas, with the economic reset already underway via CBDCs and MK Ultra mind control tactics. He warns 50% of Bitcoiners have been fooled by cozying up to politicians like Trump (a "false flag"), Michael Saylor's propaganda, and David Bailey's missteps—pushing Bitcoin toward sloppy centralization. From Meyer Lansky's 1969 fiat debasement playbook to Epstein-funded cypherpunks controlling thoughts via Google algorithms, Kruse connects decades of history showing Zionists, Fabians, and bankers reclaiming power. But decentralized health is the key weapon: Blue light, EMFs, and Big Pharma destroy your time (the true asset) on purpose—stealing sovereignty without touching your stack. Learn why toxic maxi Bitcoiners are waking up, how to build citadels in oases like El Salvador, and simple fixes like sunrise exposure to reclaim freedom. This isn't hype—it's the privacy war Bitcoiners must win before extinction events hit Canada, the US, and more. Wake up, get savage, and fight back.
Key Topics:
Bitcoin's independence from governments and why alignment is a mistake
Privacy as Bitcoin's core ethos and the left/right hatred for it
COVID as a compliance test leading to economic reset and CBDCs
Transhumanist attack vectors via Epstein-funded cypherpunks and algorithms
Decentralized health tied to Bitcoin sovereignty—time as the ultimate asset
Building citadels and becoming "savages" to fight the state
Historical conspiracies: Lansky, Epstein, Fabians, Zionists, and bankers
AI and technocracy as centralization threats
Survival of the wisest in the coming Bitcoin-state war
Practical fixes like sunrise exposure and privacy tools for resistance
Chapters:
00:00:00 Teaser – Attack Exposed
00:02:02 Geopolitical Threats
00:04:07 COVID Reset
00:07:44 Citadels & Privacy
00:13:29 Borderless Future
00:18:14 Extinction Risks
00:20:25 Attack Vectors
00:23:51 Historical Control
00:27:06 Feudalism Agenda
00:31:57 CBDCs History
00:35:21 Mind Control
00:37:48 War Begins
00:39:31 False Flags
00:41:24 Health-Wealth & Compliance
00:47:13 EMFs & DARPA Weapons
00:59:10 Revolution, Fabian & Zionist Wars
01:10:03 AI Risks
01:17:51 Disagreement & Risks
01:19:30 Game Theory & Conspiracies
01:26:02 Mindset & Resources
Thanks for the feedback. Is it all total nonsense, or are there some true part ?
Even if I don't agree with most of it, I found out that this part was true.
The decentralization cult told a simple story. Code is law. Uncensorable money. No one can stop a transaction or reverse it.
Most people do not actually want that. They want rails that work, and they want someone to fix things when they go wrong.
You can see this in how people treat Tether. When funds are stolen by North Korean hackers, Tether is willing to freeze those balances. When someone sends a large amount of USDT to a contract or burn address by mistake, can still sign from the original wallet, clears KYC, and pays the fee, Tether will blacklist the stuck tokens and mint replacements to the correct address. There is paperwork and delay, but there is a process. There is a human layer that can admit a mistake and repair it.
That is counterparty risk, but it is the kind people value. If you lose money through a technical screwup or get hit in a hack, there is at least a chance of recovery. With onchain Bitcoin, there is none. If you mispaste an address or sign the wrong transaction, the loss is permanent. No appeal, no help desk, no second chance.
People want the quick and easy way, they don't want to take the time to get educated, and that is sad.
Yes, I personally asked him and he agreed. He is fine with it. As he only writes in French on LinkedIn, I put it in English here.
I use LibreWolf on desktop and IronFox on android. I sync both with Firefox sync as they both are forked and hardened on a firefox base.
For a chromium based browser, I use Vivaldi.
Yes, even if I already know a lot of them! Have you tried this AI meme generator, pretty good.
https://supermeme.ai/text-to-meme