Catherine Austin Fitts and David Icke are issuing the same warning about adding Bitcoin the the federal strategic asset reserve. I doubt they have conferred with one another.
Bitcoin has become a pump and dump scheme. I recall when I thought $600 for one Bitcoin was outrageous. Well, now it’s at $100,000.
How does one use Bitcoin for purchases? Who takes it? It is not defined by U.S. law as “currency”. Once acquired, how does one unload it by cashing in or purchasing services or goods?
Apparently, there are many Bitcoin “whales” out there, including early adopters. Their investment is not liquid….. UNLESS, the federal government buys their Bitcoin. State governments are subject to a campaign to persuade them to do the same. Trump and R.F.Kennedy are urging this action forward. WHY?
Fitts and Icke are warning that this is a real asset grab by the wealthy Bitcoin whales. They take the cash payment from the government and use it to purchase real assets, like land and real estate. The governments’ strategic reserves are left holding the bag.
Interestingly, there has been a systematic survey of U.S. land, down to 3,000 feet below the surface, to ascertain the VALUE of our natural assets. The total is 5 and some odd trilion dollars worth. There for the taking….
Beware.
