#724: Bitcoin Is The Peaceful Revolution with GMONEY

**SPEAKER_2** (0:07)
You've had a dynamic where money's become freer than free. When you talk about a Fed just gone nuts, all the central banks going nuts. So it's all acting like safe haven.

**SPEAKER_3** (0:18)
I believe that in a world where central bankers are tripping over themselves to devalue their currency, Bitcoin wins. In the world of fiat currencies, Bitcoin is the victor.

**SPEAKER_2** (0:29)
I mean, that's part of the bold case for Bitcoin.

**SPEAKER_3** (0:31)
If you're not paying attention, you probably should be. You probably should be.

**Marty Bent** (0:36)
GMoney, GMoney, I respect your game, sir. Welcome to the show.

**GMoney** (0:41)
Marty, it's great to be here. Shade of Lay to you and the TFTC crew. Yeah, man, it's a good day to be alive.

**Marty Bent** (0:49)
It is a good day to be alive. It's a good day to be recording. Thank you for doing this on such short notice. As I let you know in DM, somebody bailed on me today, so I had a time slot open up, and I think the tip that you've been on is one that I'm becoming more interested in. Not that I haven't been interested in in the past, but I think if we're out there looking at what the government is doing, not only with our tax money, but with the dollars they're printing out of thin air, it seems morally reprehensible to be supporting the system of infinite war. I mean, we wrote about something in the newsletter that covered what Robert Malone unnurse and many other researchers have been unnurseing for years, but Lyme disease created a lab released into the public. Many people have died from it. Many people are terminally ill from it. A Lone Star tick created in the lab. Same thing, COVID created in the lab. Epstein files highlighting that the government and many of the largest corporations are filled with satanic pedophiles, and it feels like taxation is a humiliation ritual at this point.

**GMoney** (1:58)
Yeah, it started with your ex-post last night, and I've been down this road for a while. I think a lot of us at some point reach our red line to where enough is enough. They killed your grandma, they shut down your business, they made you or forcibly tried to inject you with poison, they stole an election, they're creating all these bio labs, like they're creating genocide. And so when you realize you have no power or authority in a proof of stake democracy, right? Us as Bitcoiners, we understand proof of work. That's why we don't buy Ethereum, that's why we don't buy XRP, because we understand a small group of people handing over power to a small group of people to constantly change the rules never ends up great for the people that support it. And so what we've been doing is the same thing over and over and over again, expecting a different result. But here we are again, right? In a situation to where you have no power in democracy, right? American democracy is literally a shit coin, because a thousand people get to control 300 million, and you only need, you know, 501 of those people to defect to, right? Get together to overthrow the will of 300 million. And to me and you, like, that's a shit coin, front and center.
And I think people need to realize is that there is a peaceful weapon, where people can take back their power, and now we've weaponized consent. So an individual can now say, no, I have a moral red line to not support genocide, bio labs, all these different things. And so right now, if you are paying your federal income tax, you are aiding and abetting a criminal cartel thug. Like that is just full stop what you're doing.

**Marty Bent** (3:49)
Yeah. And it's fine.
I saw actually a clip on X this morning. I think it was a Christian nationalist, but he was basically huddling. Like nobody is radical today. Like you may think you're radical, like calling out the government and shitposting on X. But throughout history, if the government pushed as far as it has to the point that it has today, like there would be violent uprisings. And to be clear, not calling for a violent uprising, but I do think just from a sociological, observational perspective, it is interesting comparing modern times to history, particularly with how docile the masses are when they're getting completely robbed and extorted by, as you mentioned, a completely immoral mob, a mob of thugs, essentially, that are making our lives materially worse off. And I think that's a big question for everybody. I think especially right now, I think everybody has these feelings, but there's that feeling of relative lack of agency or ability to actually do anything. And I think people view the idea of not paying your taxes and getting thrown in a cage as the biggest hindrance to that. It's like, well, I don't agree with this, but if I don't cough over 30% of my income, they're going to throw me in a cage. I have a family, I have a life, I don't want to sit in a cage. So I can't do that.