US Presidential Candidate RFK Jr. Says Bitcoin Provides An ‘Escape Route’ From Financial Turmoil
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spoke out about the Fednow service Monday, after the U.S. Federal Reserve published a advisory notice stating that it was not a digital currency or a CBDC or a cash substitute.
Kennedy stated the claim would seem more plausible if people weren’t aware of the’stinking barrage of hostile broadsides directed against cryptocurrency’ by the Biden administration. He also shared information on a Pirate Wires article by Nic Carter that discusses ‘Operation Chokepoint.
Kennedy explained that the recent crackdown against cryptoblocks exit ramps and removes alternative rails and strengthens government oversight over both financial and political system.
He also spoke out about the massive monetary expansion in America that occurred over a period of well over ten years. He wrote that between 2008 and 222, the Fed had partnered with some big banks to print $10 Trillion – 10 centuries of wealth in just 15 years – which was a boon for the bankers.
Kennedy stated that Bitcoin is a peer-to-peer electronic money system that provides protection against financial turmoil that could lead to an unavoidable crash.
Kennedy stated that bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies offer the public an escape from the splatter zone, which is when the bubble invariably bursts. He said, “So, the White House is conspiring with the bankers to keep us all trapped within the bubble of profiteering, control,”
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Kennedy was the fourth member in his family to file for candidacy for the U.S. presidency. He is the nephew and son of Robert F. Kennedy (RFK), who were both assassinated.
Kennedy expects to announce his candidacy at an event in Boston, April 19, 2023. Kennedy stated on Twitter that CBDCs should be feared and that they were ‘the ultimate mechanism for social surveillance, control and control’.
The Democratic candidate also mentioned the venture capitalist and angel investor Balaji Srinivasan who recently spoke out about the differences between the Fednow project, and a CBDC.
Kennedy said that Balaji had compared Fednow’s service to a virus that evolved to hide its identity by altering its sequence, but not its function. Although Joe Biden is likely to run for president in 2024, a recent CNN poll shows that many Americans would prefer to see a different candidate.
CNN reported that a majority of his party members would prefer to see another Democratic nominee for President next year.