Drone Whistleblowers Kicked Out of Fiat System - Consider Bitcoin?
According to National Security and Human Rights lawyer Jesselyn Radack, a group of her clients is being ostracized from the fiat financial system as a result of blowing the whistle on certain aspects of the US government's drone program. Taking to Twitter to complain, she asked if anyone had any suggestions. .@wikileaks My #drone #whistleblowers went public this wk & now their #CreditCards + #BankAccts are #frozen. Advice? pic.twitter.com/4wymwZgeZ9. - unR̶A̶D̶A̶C̶K̶ted (@JesselynRadack) November 22, 2015. Soon, Bitcoiner Rey Poullard had suggested the new Coinbase debit card -....
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