PostFinance

None of this can stop me, but it obviously slows me down. For everything, you have to build complicated structures: trustees, workarounds, legal detours. All of that is then used as “evidence” in financial investigations, with accusations of tax evasion and money laundering as well. I was, of course, fully acquitted. For me, it is simply another form of repression. They try to bleed you dry with a thousand cuts. They hope that at some point you will give up, so they can get rid of you without actually imprisoning or killing you. That way, the simulation of democracy saves face. But I will not grant them that favor. Thank God I am stubborn. All of this only makes me angrier and more determined. Also there is Monero. For my new NGO project, which I am currently founding, I believe I have found a solid workaround. If I am lucky, I may even win one of the lawsuits. But as Oswald Spengler said, “Optimism is cowardice,” so I am not counting on it.