End of the Line and the Next Steps for 2024

Broadcasting from the SALT conference in Jackson Hole, he recaps meeting Senator Lummis, Tim Scott, Caitlin Long, and Steven Lupien alongside BlackRock and Circle people, calling it a who's who of crypto.

His chosen candidate RFK is likely to drop out and endorse Trump, and asks whether people should fall in line and hold their nose to endorse the man at the top, which he refuses.

Calls the system a bipartisan duopoly of lesser-of-two-evils, noting the DNC used lawsuits and technicalities to keep RFK and other third parties off ballots, which he says is not democracy.

Four years of lawfare against crypto, Choke Point 2.0, and the SEC pursuing nearly every exchange and layer one show there is no clarity, with sensible bipartisan bills vetoed or killed in committee.

The party claiming to defend democracy threatened the 25th amendment against its own president and picked a candidate with no votes whose policies voters will only learn after the election.

Values the debates because third parties let America discuss real things instead of culture-war noise, mocking DNC billionaires and Oprah lamenting a systemically racist America that made her worth 2.7 billion.

The Republican party abandoned integrity, sound money, humble foreign policy, and limited government embodied by Ron Paul, becoming a MAGA cult of personality with no core beyond loyalty to one man you cannot trust.

Third parties would let America address the 35 trillion dollar debt, where half of income tax already goes to interest, headed toward 50 to 75 trillion and 100 percent of taxes servicing interest within a decade.

Warns Kamala Harris supports a wealth tax and a tax on unrealized capital gains, which would force annual valuations of everything you own and liquidation to pay, with years in tax court and no legal fees recovered.

Such taxes always start with the rich then spread, like the 1913 income tax that began at 7 percent for millionaires and hit 90 percent within 20 years, while no one discusses cutting the federal budget 5 percent a year to balance it.

Holds up a Heinz ketchup bottle with 92 grams of sugar to show a poisoned food system of high-fructose corn syrup, refined sugar, and seed oils that leaves over half of America sick and costs 4 trillion a year.

The one candidate discussing poisoned food was kept off the debate stage though polling over 15 percent, unlike Ross Perot in 1992, while the party of Epstein and Weinstein welcomed Bill Clinton.

Corruption and lawfare only work in one direction, and this election should be about a sick nation, decaying money and liberties, and a war on free speech, not orange-man-bad.

COVID abandoned medical ethics, violating informed consent by suppressing side-effect information as vaccine hesitancy and coercing shots to keep a job, which is not consent.

The FDA broke protocol by vaccinating the control group and approving in months, then threatening to remove unvaccinated children from school, with 40 percent of Democrats favoring consequences for non-vaccinating parents.

The way out is a reset with a neutral arbitrator, like a divorce needing a third party rather than one spouse allocating all assets, instead of winner-take-all weaponization.

Half of eligible voters will skip the most important election of a lifetime believing their vote does not count, so he will not endorse a candidate who never earned ballot access or owes voters an agenda.

He only discusses politics because the war on crypto was declared unprovoked, with the government inviting itself in, calling everyone criminals, and demanding the impossible before punishing them.

The industry asked only for clarity through FIT21 and the FIA across thousands of meetings and was told to come in and register then destroyed, and that Trump saw a political opportunity he will abandon when inconvenient, like Mattis and Tillerson.

Crypto creates sound money that will eventually challenge fractional-reserve banks and fiat, a philosophical cold war like the US and Soviet Union where one side's philosophy must give way.

Whoever wins must handle AI, quantum computing, and nanotechnology, whose microplastics and graphene he warns could be the biggest environmental contagion and cancer surge ever, with no trust either party will regulate it wisely.

Calls the darkest sin of COVID the continued lab creation of ever-deadlier pathogens with no international regulatory regime, the most dangerous and exponential technology in history kept behind closed doors.

Warns of a greater-than-50-percent chance China invades Taiwan before 2030, with the Pentagon expecting it after 2027, so the administration could face a superpower war like World War II amid denied open primaries and debates.

For 44 states your vote does not matter, like his Wyoming voting 73 percent Trump, which is why half of Americans opt out, and no matter who wins one side will claim fraud amid four years of chaos.

Predicts a Harris win bogs down in wealth-tax communism while a Trump win brings Democrat protests and impeachments, leaving America paralyzed to 2028 when a more radicalized red Caesar could rise against a weak economy.

He no longer believes the federal government can be fixed through elections because a uniparty staged a coup, and change must come at the state level by reforming voting and calling a constitutional convention.

Cites unpunished CIA torture under Bush, mass surveillance revealed by Snowden, and the Iraq war lies as proof the federal government murders whoever gets in its way and is no better than the enemies America once fought.

Over 80 million will vote for a candidate who had a 23 percent approval a year ago and 80 million for a flawed 77-year-old, then the loser cries fraud and the winner robs everyone, so he will only ever vote independent.

He will spend his life pushing a state-by-state constitutional convention to reform elections and the bureaucracy, showing the world how with Cardano's own constitution written by 50-plus countries.

Envisions island-hopping state by state to a new constitutional convention rewriting the Articles, adding multiple parties, quadratic and preference voting, and money out of politics while accommodating corporate super-actors.

Says he wants to get back to liking and admiring people, praising the respectful 1960 JFK-Nixon debate over today's personal destruction, and notes he now works with former rivals despite the past.

Cites working with a former IO engineer now Algorand Foundation CTO on wallets and using Gavin Wood's Parity Substrate for Midnight, saying yesterday's problems can be set aside for the greater good.

Closes urging a decentralized fix through 50 state campaigns and constitutional workshops like crypto's, choosing to look for the good in people, and endorses no one except the American people.