Is XRP Intended to be a Surveillance Currency?

In this compelling discussion, Constitutional Attorney Scott Stafne shines a light on the intricate web of finance, law, and surveillance that threatens our freedoms. With 45 states of emergency currently in place in the U.S., (three created last week) is a strategy in place to exploit these states of emergency as justification for creating laws which trample our rights—enshrined in the Constitution—under the guise of safety and security? The conversation explores the rise of CBDCs and XRP, questioning whether these financial instruments truly adhere to the principles of cryptocurrency or if they instead function as tools for government surveillance and control.

As the Federal Reserve and Treasury supposedly merge, the implications for our monetary system and civil liberties are profound. Are we witnessing the birth of a surveillance state through a mislabeled digital currency that bypasses the Bill of Rights? Join us as we unpack these critical issues and discuss how we can reclaim our understanding of constitutional law in today’s tumultuous climate.

0:00 Cold Open: States of emergency as manipulation
08:10 Disguising a surveillance currency (CBDC)
11:25 Public/Private social credit scores
15:00 History of US central banks
16:25 Real amount of debt
18:15 What is a cryptocurrency
20:18 CBDC as a tool of “control”
23:08 How to unwind States of Emergency
27:00 Death of the fair and impartial judicial system
35:15 Globalization
37:15 Challenging the government
39:10 The public needs to do more

Andrew Stack was the only embedded television correspondent to enter Iraq without a support crew and the first to win an Emmy Award working alone. His series, "Stack in Iraq" won three regional Emmy Awards in 2004. Andrew's footage was featured in the acclaimed documentary "Operation Homecoming: Writing the Wartime Experience," which won two National Emmy Awards and an Oscar Nomination in 2008. He recently appeared as a contributor on Croatia's CNN affiliate, N1.

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