How Much Ownership We Have Left?...

They say you can't consider yourself anarchist enough until you self-custody your Bitcoin and run Linux on your laptop, ditching every damn establishment-developed social media. I don't have any traditional social media accounts other than Twitter, and I do self-custody my crypto assets.

I still run Windows on my laptop. I used to have a laptop with Linux about ten years ago, but those days are long gone. I appreciated Linux's resistance to viruses and its open-source nature, but back then, Ubuntu wasn't as user-friendly as Windows UI. Hence, I returned to the devil's software.

There's a highly debated topic on Twitter right now about Microsoft and Microsoft-powered system software such as Windows. According to Elon Musk, it seems that if you buy a new laptop right now and try to set it up, you can't do so without creating or logging in with your Microsoft account and granting Microsoft access to your laptop, essentially.

My laptop is a decade old, and I'm currently running a pirated version of Windows. The system knows that I don't have a license for my device but keeps pushing updates to me anyway. I've tried every trick in the book to stop these updates from infiltrating my system, with no success at all.

I don't have many details on the situation Elon Musk is exposing regarding Microsoft at the moment. All I know is that Microsoft's intention to gain access and control over PCs running their software is evident to me; otherwise, they wouldn't bother with these updates.

Updates that I keep delaying in installing. Somehow, they still manage to install them without my consent over the years I've been using my laptop this way. That says a lot about the control they have over my device.

The trend of extreme control exerted by the elites over us is crystal clear to me. I don't know how much they can do this through iOS or Android, but the plan is pretty obvious. I don't know how many people realize this, but these individuals are even attempting to control what ends up on our plates.

How many are paying attention to the farmer protests across Europe? What are these protests meant for? Well, these individuals are fighting to make a living so that we can have meat on our tables... It's that simple. They're opposing an unelected government (WHO and the WEF) that "feels entitled" to dictate for us billions.

Screw them... Screw Microsoft, and screw any governmental and non-governmental power that even considers luring us with safety in exchange for our freedom, taking away our fundamental rights.

If the elites can gain power over our agricultural land, control what ends up on our tables, and have access to most of what we do online, what will stop them from gaining full access to our private funds, desires, wishes, and personal habits that were, until recently, considered normal and accepted?

We've reached a point where disobedience and protest should be the norm until we fix something. Bitcoin is not enough to heal the world; we need much more than that... They aren't even hiding anymore... Look at the immigration crisis in America, the farmer protests, the useless war in Ukraine, and the funds siphoned through that war...

Change must come from all of us, and while Bitcoin is a good start, it shouldn't stop there.

Thanks for your attention,
Adrian