World bank issues warning to Central African Republic after Bitcoin adaptation


First things first, how's everybody holding up out there? Bad times huh? Last time I wrote here I got some alts I was eyeing for a while, I now sort of  know how Luna opportunist felt when they bought it at 1 Dollar thinking they made a steal😂

Oh well, these things happen all the time in the swingy crypto seasons, that is why wise men and women a) diversify and have a huge portion of their investment in Bitcoin and b) never jump overboard and put "their life savings" in it as apparently many were doing with Luna and/or UST.

 

Anyways here's the main topic, the "world bank" or whatever, has issued a warning to CAR after they too officially recognized Bitcoin as legal tender like El Salvador and announced their plans for "Sango": The first African crypto investing center being build in CAR at the moment.

Now, you might ask yourself "hmmm I know what a bank is, I know what community or national banks are and what a central bank is, but what in the flook is a world bank". Well do not despair as the no🐎💩  explanation you've all been waiting for is here. You see the world bank claims it is not owned by a single entity, nation or group. No, they claim that organization-wise they are made up by their member nations who run things via a board of governors and here we immediately find our first contradiction. Both CAR and El Salvador are member nations, so are they now suddenly advising themselves against Bitcoin after they independent and freely chose it in the first place, or is this "world bank" thing just another tool to enforce a fascist economic global dictatorship on nations and kill another piece of their independence and sovereignty in exchange for financial support and loans? I think I'll opt for the latter thank you very much. Hear this and hear this well; Be extremely cautious of international institutions involving money. In the fine prints, their terms and conditions come with so many strings attached they can literally hang entire countries. This "humanitarian low rate/no rate loan" thing they've got going is all part of a wider agenda. Too conspiracyish for you? What if I told you one of their main goals besides handing out loans is to "provide advice and research to developing nations to help advance their economy and combat poverty". All fine and well, except that nations like CAR who they are now suddenly offering their generous advice and loans to, has been ruined economically and literally turned into a war zone because they refused to let themselves be exploited by France. Those that frequently read up on the posts here already know what I'm referring to, for that that don't take the time to read Propaganda masterclass: A rare glimpse in the workshop of those that write "the news", you'll probably get noxious after catching up and hear how France is one of the core members in institutions like the world bank and the way they are portrayed there as some sort of noble savior. If this world bank thing was legit in their concern for developing countries and their advice was truly meant to make them "prosperous" as they actually claim, wouldn't they somewhere along the line mention something like "Hey, one of our members and capital providers is literally holding a gun against the head of another member which is a developing nation we claim to serve, let's make a statement about this to both raise global awareness and advise developing nations on how to best deal with these things". But I guess giving them loans with numerous preconditions after sitting by and watching them get robbed by one of your honorary members is equally helpful.🙃

There's a lot more to this but I'm just too tired to rehearse it all today, here's at least some insight into what's been going on behind the scenes, as for CAR, you go ahead and break free🇨🇫✊. Bitcoin is literal freedom and independence where no one controls the network and that is exactly why both national and international banks as well as governmental institutions do not like it. After all, how are they supposed to confiscate Bitcoin from your wallets the way they did Venezuelan gold from vaults, Iranian Dollars or Russian Euros from banks?

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Things are almost never as they seem. If you sincerely think that world powers would spend their money and resources in order to just "help" citizens from foreign nations, you might want to ask yourself why they've been neglecting and out right murdering their own citizens for decades. What are their true motives for wanting to fund foreign (terror) groups, start global confrontations and wars? I'll let you in on a little secret; It has NOTHING to do with "human rights" nor "democracy".

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