Polish Central Bank Shilled Against Cryptocurrencies with Sneaky Social Media Campaign

Adrian Sol
Daily Stormer
February 20, 2017

Anti-bitcoinism is a code-word for anti-White.

One of the Jew’s main tools in taking over Western civilization is their control over finance and usury – money. With their control over money, they can buy up all the companies they want, prevent dissidents from acquiring wealth, and control the policies of the state.

Crypto-currencies threaten to weaken their grip over our financial infrastructure, removing the banks’ monopoly on the creation of money and the goyim’s ability to trade with each other.

It’s no surprise then, that all these central banks would be frantically be shilling against bitcoin’s soaring popularity and use.

RT:

Poland’s central bank has admitted to paying for social media campaigns that attacked cryptocurrencies, according to a popular Polish business news website.

The central bank of Poland (Narodowy Bank Polski) spent 91,000 zloty ($27,100) on the campaign with the money going to Google, Facebook and a Polish Youtube partner network called Gamellon, Money.pl reports. The business site published a letter reportedly from the central bank, in which it admits it paid for the anti-crypto campaign.

Maybe you shouldn’t have invested everything in dogecoin, retard!

One of the videos, titled ‘I LOST ALL THE MONEY?!’ stars popular Youtuber Marcin Dubiel, who has nearly 1 million subscribers. The hapless Dubiel falls out of favor with a romantic interest and resorts to collecting coins from the bottom of a fountain after losing all his money by investing in cryptocurrencies.

Purely emotional propaganda, of course. This isn’t about giving people sound investment advice, but just creating a climate of fear so that normies stay far away from cryptocurrencies, thinking they’ll “lose everything.”

The Planeta Faktów (Planet of Facts) Youtube channel was also paid to produce a video titled “10 differences between money and cryptocurrency that you need to know”. The description accompanying Dubiel’s video contains the hashtag #uważajnakryptowaluty. The tag is associated with the ‘Watch out for cryptocurrencies’ website, which was set up by the central bank.

However, the description does not include any indication that the video was a paid advertisement. Polish technology site Spider’s Web notes that this is against the law in Poland, where sponsored content has to be marked as such.

Sneaky.

If these organizations were legitimately concerned about people’s welfare, why would they resort to these deceitful tactics?

The banks know that if people are aware of who’s paying for these anti-crypto messages, they won’t take them seriously.

Poland’s central bank is one of many across the globe that has issued warnings against cryptocurrencies. The Monetary Authority of Singapore has urged citizens to “act with extreme caution” while South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) has also warned people against investing in the digital assets.

The crypto-currency pandora’s box can’t be closed again. The technology has been invented, and such things can’t be forgotten any more than we could un-learn how to make nuclear weapons.

And there will always be a market for using these currencies, especially as these Jew banks are tightening their claws around the necks of dissidents, denying them any way to earn money.

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