The Institution That Tried to Kill BTC
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​ ​ PayPal's BTC Surrender: How WikiLeaks Won the War​ ​ April 5th, 2010. Julian Assange pressed "publish" on a video that would shake the world. WikiLeaks had obtained classified footage from a U.S. Apache helicopter that the Pentagon never wanted you to see. ​ ​ ​ ​The "Collateral Murder" video was 39 minutes of raw brutality. Reuters journalists—gunned down in cold blood—their cameras supposedly mistaken for weapons. When a van arrived to help the wounded, American pilots begged for permission to fire again. "Oh yeah, look at those dead bastards." By exposing the true face of American aggression for the world to see, Assange had painted a target on his back that would never disappear. The empire's revenge would be swift and merciless—they would hunt him, break him, and cage him for over a decade. ​ ​ PayPal strikes back! Several months later, in December, the financial establishment revealed its deep ties to the war machine. PayPal froze WikiLeaks' donations without warning. Visa and Mastercard followed within hours. WikiLeaks lost 95% of its revenue stream overnight. The same banking system you trust with your life savings had revealed itself as the establishment's attack dog. They could erase anyone from the economy with a few keystrokes, no questions asked. In his darkest hour, Assange discovered what the banking cartel feared most: money they couldn't control. Bitcoin became WikiLeaks' lifeline when every traditional institution had turned their backs. For the first time in modern history, censorship-resistant money proved its worth on the global stage. The establishment had made a fatal error. By weaponizing money itself, they had created the very problem Bitcoin was designed to solve. Every frozen account became a recruitment poster for decentralized money. For over a decade, PayPal has stood as Bitcoin's institutional enemy. Their executives dismissed crypto as too volatile and too dangerous. Bitcoin represented everything they opposed: permissionless, unstoppable, beyond their control. But empires built on control can't stop an idea whose time has come. ​ The Empire Surrenders Fast forward to today. Paypal, in a dramatic 180, is now planning to accept BTC and crypto payments. ​
​ The weapon they used against Assange is about to become the foundation of their future business model. The gatekeepers have become the gateway... Every Dollar You Hold Funds the War MachineHere's what they don't want you to understand: every time you use dollars, you're funding the very system that murdered the journalists in Baghdad... Since 1971, when Nixon severed the dollar from gold? This isn't incompetence—it's the business model.​ Your grocery bill goes up, and so does the body count. The dollar isn't just slave money—it's a weapon of mass destruction you're forced to hold. Breaking The ChainsBut here's the beautiful irony: While the evil empire was busy destroying, Bitcoin was growing... Now it's ready to smash the very military-industrial banking complex that has produced so much misery. Every time:
Their grip on humanity loosens a little more. Bitcoin isn't just changing money—it's bringing hope to the hopeless and power to the powerless. The same unstoppable network that saved WikiLeaks is now saving millions from financial tyranny. Just as Bitcoin's permissionless system bypassed PayPal's blockade, it's now bypassing every corrupt central bank on Earth. Despite their power, wealth, blackmail and bribery... The revolution is not being televised. It's playing out in the hum of mining computers across the globe. They tried to kill it with regulations. Bitcoin didn't care. ​ "First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win." - Gandhi Welcome to winning. ​
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