The Fiat Monetary Engine of Conflicts: Print, Arm, Destroy, Rebuild, Repeat.
How the fiat monetary system fosters infinite wars while bitcoin reduces the incentives for conflicts and increases the chances for peace
How the fiat monetary system fosters infinite wars while bitcoin reduces the incentives for conflicts and increases the chances for peace
In the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination, I faced unprecedented backlash for simply refusing to mourn a genocide apologist. This piece explains why I have zero empathy for supporters of Israel and Zionism, regardless of their race or background.
Here’s a tight summary of that longer draft: Israel’s creation was legitimate under international law, yet Palestinian leadership has consistently rejected peace by refusing to accept a Jewish state in any borders—the real obstacle is not “land theft,” but entrenched rejectionism.
The claim that Israel is a colonial usurpation collapses under history: Jews returned to their ancestral land, legally purchased unwanted swamps and deserts, and built a thriving society where none had existed.
Two sides of the same coin.