The International Monetary Fund, according to Bitcoin maximalist Max Keiser, is staging a “false flag” incident (IMF). He went on to say that it’s a “shame” that some Bitcoiners refuse to connect the dots and see the situation for what it is. Keiser has frequently slandered international bankers and their “fiat Ponzi scam,” as he refers to it. During an interview at Bitcoin Miami 2021, he famously tore up a ten-dollar bill and referred to it as “trash.” In response to gang violence, Keiser urges Bitcoiners not to “be cucks” and to reject misleading narratives.
El Salvador has declared a state of emergency as a result of gang violence that resulted in the shooting of unidentified people in the streets of San Salvador on Saturday. On Sunday morning, the country’s Parliament declared an emergency, suspending some civil liberties. This includes broadening the scope of arrestable offences, limiting public gatherings, and allowing communications to be intercepted. The restrictions will be in place for 30 days.
Sixty-two people were killed, making it the country’s worst day since the civil war ended in January 1992. Following his victory, the Bukele administration is said to have brokered a secret truce with gang leaders, offering financial incentives and preferential treatment in exchange for keeping the peace. However, Paul J. Angelo, a Latin America scholar at the Council on Foreign Relations, believes that gang leaders are now attempting to renegotiate the terms of the supposed agreement.
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