Topic: Atm

Marcus Allen argues that the American political system is a rigged "dialectic" where both parties serve the same interests. He cites the accuracy of Diebold ATM machines compared to the reported 70% accuracy of Diebold voting booths as evidence of intentional election manipulation. Allen reflects on Ross Perot's 1992 campaign as a turning point in his personal disillusionment with the voting process.

The U.S. government is accused of using "fascist" regulations to stifle Bitcoin businesses, such as requiring $25 million for a money transmitter bond. Opportunities exist offshore for Bitcoin-related ventures, including online poker sites that bypass U.S. bans. These businesses are seen as the future of the monetary system, provided they are operated outside of American jurisdiction.