I never heard of Flagrant 2 until now, but anybody who has the guts to interview Alex Jones has my interest. So, after watching that clip, I'm going to watch the entire almost three hour interview they did.

Alex Jones red-pilled me in 2016, not that I was ever a leftist before that, but I was less aware before that; since then, I've been writing more, I've been listening to different people a lot more; I read more. I've been learning a whole lot these past five years.

I joined Steemit (the daddy of Hive Blog) in 2017. I started buying Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies that same year. I like the philosophy of the decentralization of competitive money, be it crypto, gold, silver, precious metals, natural resources, water, land, people, trees, food, etc. My motto in general is simply may the best sources of value win be it cryptocurrencies and/or other things.

I've been following what Alex and others say about Bitcoin for years, it's a rather long story, and Jones has generally said bad things about Bitcoin but has generally praised cryptocurrency technology for going against the monopoly of the Federal Reserve, the central global banks, etc.

I don't know if Alex really thinks Max Keiser is an operative, a bad man, or whatever, but I like Max and I listen to Max sometimes.

I don't know why Alex would try to say Bitcoin is controlled or what. Could there be secret code in how Bitcoin works to allow for a trap door so globalists could steal all the Bitcoins in the world? I would say probably not but it doesn't matter either way because if that were to happen, then people could then move on to a Bitcoin fork, Ethereum, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Hive, Steem, other cryptocurrencies, gold, etc.

By the way, countries have tried to ban and destroy Bitcoin but have failed so far. People have tried hacking into Bitcoin and have failed. So, it's not like they're not trying to flood crypto with regulations and the corrupt aspects of the federal government in the United States have been clamping down and/or trying to at least clamp down on cryptos. My advice is, "Hold on for the ride of your life."

Alex has said Bitcoin can make us used to digital coins (virtual fiat). It is true on a psychological level, crypto can draw people away from cash, coins, gold, tangible assets, etc.

Facebook is trying to get Libra (Diem), their own fake cryptocurrency coin, to go viral. It's actually more like digital fiat and not an actual cryptocurrency as far as I can tell. Governments in different countries seek after having fake cryptocurrencies or centralized digital tokens. They want people to give up all their cash, all their gold, etc, and rely only on digital tokens which they control.

But people SHOULD NOT conflate digital fiat with mathematically-governed cryptocurrencies.

Digital fiat has problems. Cryptocurrencies, on the other hand, has helped many people escape Venezuela for example.

In conclusion, I'm going to continue to invest in cryptocurrencies. But at the same time, people should also try to buy land and should start farms and become as independent as possible.