đ 5-Point Update! (I'm excited to announce...)
đ 5-Point Update! (I'm excited to announce...)
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âAs winter is upon us, the threat of the flu and covid have never been greater. Make sure to get yourself castrated.â
JP Sears
Hi from Glenn!
I hope you are having a great day!
The world is full of selfISH people, and selfLESS people.
Selfless people bring light into this world.
This light touches everyone, including the selfish.
And they may one day also be inspired to be selfless.
So shine your light!
Give thanks.
Appreciate your loved ones.
Here are five very important points...
đ FIRST, IâM EXCITED TO ANNOUNCEâŚ
As you know, I have a business called Privacy Action Plan. Itâs both a course and an online community dedicated to teaching people how to reclaim their online privacy and security.
Today I want to announce a new tool to help you get private online.
Before I say what it is, let me give you some contextâŚ
In todayâs world, every aspect of our lives is intertwined with the online world. This offers great conveniences, but it also poses great risks. One of these risks is hackers and scammers.
Hackers and scammers take over $50 BILLION dollars a year from good people like you and me.
Nowadays, hackers and scammers are members of organized crime syndicates. They are extremely well funded, and theyâre very sophisticated.
Hereâs one of the ways that hackers target youâŚ
Youâve heard countless stories of big company websites being hacked, right?
Like Target, Marriott, Sony, Facebook, Yahoo, Capital One and tons more. It happens so often now that we donât even pay much attention to it.
Understand that when hackers target these big sites, they really arenât after the companyâs information⌠Theyâre after YOUR information!
When a hacker breaks into a database, he can get every customers name, email, password, address, and credit card. Sometimes they can even get your social security number or bank account information.
And they combine this information with other data breaches, to compile a detailed profile on you. They then look for weaknesses and patterns and vulnerabilities.
If you are vulnerable, they know it. And they will use your information against you.
Getting scammed is a very painful process, and itâs hard to recover emotionally and financially.
Many, many people lose hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Hackers are ruthless. They will take every cent that you own.
And when they take it, there is no recourse. Youâre not going to get your money back.
But the good news is that itâs easier than you think to protect yourself when you shop online.
Thatâs the objective of my new course titled, âHow to Protect Yourself from Hackers, Scammers, and Thieves When Shopping Onlineâ.
You are going to LOVE THIS COURSE!
The course is simple and straightforward.
There are only six lessons.
And by the end of it, you will be absolutely amazed at how your entire online shopping experience will be completely transformed.
You will finally feel safe when shopping online.
You will regain your confidence.
You will feel bulletproof online!
Please check out my video in which I explain what you will learn in the course.
You will be blown away by this course! Itâs inexpensive. We have a great grand launch special happening now. And we have a 30-day, 100% money-back guarantee.
Please note: If you are already a lifetime member of the Privacy Action Plan, you will be getting this new course for free as a thank you for supporting us!
đŚ SECOND, MY INTERVIEW WITH PASTOR ART!
I interviewed Pastor Art earlier this week. He had some great perspectives. For one thing, I told him that itâs hard not to get depressed when you see the actions the power elite are taking to try to enslave us. His answer, he believes that everything that is happening right now is a gift from God. Watch it here.
Please tell me what your thoughts are. Also, please subscribe to my Rumble channel.
âż THIRD, CRYPTO ADVICE.
You know what they say, advice is worth what you pay for it. Well, hereâs some free advice regarding cryptoâŚ
You may have heard of the FTX scam. FTX was a large, centralized crypto exchange. Other examples of centralized exchanges are Kraken, Coinbase, and Binance.
What is a centralized crypto exchange? Think of it like a bank for cryptocurrencies. It is a corporation that holds and stores cryptocurrencies for people, usually in exchange for ease of use and maybe some other incentives. But, by storing your cryptocurrencies on an exchange, you give up control of your crypto, and you instead must trust that the exchange is a legit and honest company. The original purpose of cryptocurrencies is that they were supposed to make 3rd parties irrelevant. Crypto currencies were designed for peer to peer transactions, without needing a middle man.
These centralized exchanges exist for a couple reasonsâŚ
First, because the governments of the world want to control you. They do this by controlling how you exchange your real money for crypto currencies. In other words, if you want to convert your dollars into cryptocurrency, or if you want to convert cryptocurrency into dollars, you can ONLY do this at one of these regulated exchanges. This means that before you put your money in Coinbase and buy cryptocurrency with it, you need to register with Coinbase and you need to show proof of identity. Yes, this is ridiculous overreach by the government, and by enforcing this they are screwing up the amazing free market - once again.
Second, they exist because people with money want to make more money, so they con people into storing their crypto currencies in a centralized place. As always, people gain power by centralizing money. So rich people have a huge incentive to convince others to let them hold onto your money/crypto.
What happened to FTX?
FTX held billions of dollars worth of peopleâs crypto. The guy who founded and ran the company was a guy called Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF). He was one of the youngest billionaires ever, and people loved SBF because he talked about everything that he was going to do with his money to make the world a better place.
FTX was promoted by big names such as the World Economic Forum, Tom Brady, Gisele BĂźndchen, Shaquille OâNeal, Steph Curry, Naomi Osaka, comedian Larry David and Kevin OâLeary, so when all of these big names promote it, it must be a company you can trust, right?
Well, it just so happens that this turned out to be a big scam. SBF was a con-artist who lied to people and stole billions of dollars. He had a crazy lifestyle, and just like Bernie Maddof, he knew exactly what he was doing and he straight up lied to people.
Many people lost a TON of money. Lives were ruined. Businesses were ruined. And the crypto industry was seriously hurt, because so many businesses in the crypto industry are incestuous, meaning that they all invest in each other. So when one collapses, the potential for others to collapse is large.
What can we learn from this?
The vast majority of people who are in crypto have forgotten the original intent of cryptocurrency. The original intent was not to make money, it was to have peer to peer transactions without a middleman, such as a bank, central bank or government. People who remember the original intent of crypto currency would never hold their money on a centralized exchange. Instead, hold your crypto currency in your own digital wallet. But remember that you must remember your password and keys (another form of password), or you could lose everything.
While centralized exchanges have a real purpose, to change your dollars into cryptocurrency, you may find it necessary to use these centralized exchanges. But, you should not STORE your crypto on one of these exchanges. Put your money into one of these exchanges, convert it into cryptocurrency, and then move your crypto currency off the exchange into your own wallet as quickly as possible. I recommend the Cake Wallet.
I donât believe this collapse is over. If you have cryptocurrency on Coinbase, Binance, Kraken or another exchange, I recommend that you get your crypto off of those exchanges. See the previous point.
Donât listen to slick ads. Donât be moved by Matt Damon or Tom Brady or anyone else endorsing something.
If an offer is too good to be true, itâs not true. We have seen over and over, these companies such as Crypto.com, FTX and many others promise ridiculous returns if you hold your crypto on their exchanges. The fact is, it is VERY HARD to make money in crypto. Even without the FTX collapse, many people have lost a tremendous amount of money in crypto. The crypto millionaires that you hear about basically got lucky. Yes, many, many people will disagree with me on this point, but I have seen zero evidence that people can consistently and intentionally make money in crypto based on skill and not luck, and if there are people out there who are skilled enough to do this, it is the very rare person.
Finally, I have mixed feelings about crypto. I LOVE the idea of crypto, especially privacy coins such as Monero. But we still donât know whether the whole thing is a fad or whether it will last forever and end up transforming currency. I personally do not invest in crypto. I donât put money into crypto with the expectation that it will rise in value. But I do think that privacy coins, such as Monero and Pirate Chain can be valuable in preserving our freedom. I believe that freedom and privacy are our God-given rights, and that no one can take these rights away - but they will try.
VERY IMPORTANT! If you like this newsletter and you like what I have to say, please support me by becoming a Premium Member. Iâm an independent voice who is a truth seeker, which is rare in todayâs world of activist journalists and commentators who try to stoke the division and hate that is consuming our country.
đş FOURTH, PROPAGANDAâŚ
A few weeks ago I recommended this video from Kurzgesagt. Iâve always liked Kurzgesagt because they have interesting topics and the videos seemed very well done. But then I saw this video that explains how Kurzgesagt is deeply involved in propaganda. This is disappointing. But it was another wake up call that we have to always remain skeptical. That doesnât mean that I will totally dismiss everything that they do from now on, but itâs a huge reminder that nothing in our world is really what it seems.
đ FIFTH, ITâS GOOD TO SEE THESE GERMANS ENJOYING THIS MUSICâŚ
There are certain countries in which the people are prone to trust the government. Germany is one of these places. So itâs good to see them enjoying this song.
Have a fantastic day!!!
Glenn
I also do not trust crypto, even though John Bush, whom you know, seems to be in love with it. As I see it, anything digital, be it crypto, the grid, Equifax, government organizations, or anything else can be hacked by a skilled, determined hacker. (We need to pay attention to that, especially about our power grid.) Second, without power, crypto is nothing. It is dependent upon power, hence is vulnerable.
I also like your comment in the next article, "nothing in our world is really what it seems." That seems so true, on many levels. Another person might say that the world is an illusion, but that meaning is the same. I find this to be true on so many levels. My fear and question is, are we already living in "the Matrix"? Thanks for your observations. Elizabeth Davis