<center>"Never trust, not even once"</center>

If I were to get a tattoo, I would probably opt for a quote, and the one above sounds quite appealing to me. I had aspirations of working in the media industry and even obtained a diploma in journalism. However, I quickly realized that the mainstream media (MSM) is full of lies and heavily controlled by corporations.

These very corporations are the ones responsible for creating the mainstream media. Around two years ago, El Salvador made headlines by announcing its acceptance of Bitcoin as legal tender, and in September 2021, that announcement became a reality. It's important to note that Bitcoin is not mandatory in El Salvador; it is simply an option.

Before long, El Salvador will be mining Bitcoin using volcanic energy, which is a massive development in my opinion. While it may seem like you can't buy anything in El Salvador, it's evident that Nayib Bukele has a fondness for Bitcoin, and at least the people there have options. Meanwhile, us so-called civilized folks in the first world had no options during the pandemic.

Let's not forget how our liberties have been trampled upon over the past couple of years. The media has portrayed these practices as normal, but any actions taken by El Salvador are quickly labeled as dictatorial. The media has been relentless in criticizing Bukele.


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Recently, [President Nayib Bukele invited journalists from media outlets worldwide to go out on the streets and ask the people if they see him as a dictator and their thoughts on the new El Salvador](https://twitter.com/nayibbukele/status/1673115754093506560?t=x1nq25Oj8gYgMkJ8ptBGhA&s=35). 

I highly doubt any MSM puppet will take up that offer. These individuals are paid to write and say whatever their bosses (who are controlled by the elites) dictate. It's as simple as that. Bukele has managed to make El Salvador a livable place (with zero recorded crimes for months) and has transformed it into a Bitcoin hub.

Even the IMF, which initially expressed concerns about El Salvador's Bitcoin move, recently iterated that any country banning crypto will lag behind in financial and societal progress. This raises an important question: What currency will AI use in the future? 

The answer to that question holds significant potential for those who are willing to use their brains and put them to work. AI is going to revolutionize the world in many ways. While I have reservations about its overuse, once AI is capable of performing real-life tasks, it will require its own currency and certainly won't be using traditional bank accounts.

Countries like El Salvador, which have embraced crypto, have positioned themselves on the right side of progress and will experience tremendous growth in the years to come. Cryptocurrency is just getting started, despite the charts appearing to be at their peak. If you had looked at Amazon or Apple a decade ago, you probably would have had the same feeling.

The MSM does not encourage the masses to embrace sustainable and healthy progress in the digital world. It labels Bukele a dictator for putting Bitcoin on the map and making his country a crime-free zone. Yet, [it seems quite normal for the MSM and modern society to have elderly individuals riding bicycles naked in front of young children as part of their so-called pride events](https://twitter.com/libsoftiktok/status/1673059174211633152?t=1joW980AyvcqLltksDjD0Q&s=35).

Anything that promotes a healthy lifestyle is no longer considered mainstream, but all the depravity that sick minds can conjure has a good chance of becoming mainstream and widely adopted. Yes, El Salvador may seem like it's living under a dictatorship, but the way I see it, this form of "dictatorship" is more appealing than the democracy that some of these so-called civilized countries are promoting.

It's deemed acceptable to have the notion of multiple genders and to subject children to gender-altering procedures in the name of gender equality. However, the MSM finds it unacceptable when one country offers its citizens a chance at a better economy and has incarcerated the corrupt individuals who once ruled over the nation. What are your thoughts on that...

*Thanks for your attention,*
*Adrian*