‘OK, Boomer’: President of El Salvador Mocks Impotent U.S. Senators Attempting to Stop His Crypto Revolution
Shane Trejo
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El Salvador President Nayib Bukele is clowning on U.S. legislators who are attempting to stop his nation’s plans to widely adopt Bitcoin as currency.
Senators Jim Risch (R-ID), Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) and Bob Menendez (D-NJ) introduced legislation on Wednesday that they claim will “mitigate risks of El Salvador’s adoption of Bitcoin.”
“El Salvador’s adoption of Bitcoin as legal tender raises significant concerns about the economic stability and financial integrity of a vulnerable U.S. trading partner in Central America,” Risch said in a statement.
“This new policy has the potential to weaken U.S. sanctions policy, empowering malign actors like China and organized criminal organizations. Our bipartisan legislation seeks greater clarity on El Salvador’s policy and requires the administration to mitigate potential risk to the U.S. financial system,” he added.
“El Salvador recognizing Bitcoin as official currency opens the door for money laundering cartels and undermines U.S. interests,” Cassidy said. “If the United States wishes to combat money laundering and preserve the role of the dollar as a reserve currency of the world, we must tackle this issue head on.”
President Bukele made fools of these Hubris-laden lawmakers in a response tweet:
Big League Politics has reported on how Bukele regularly clowns on the globalist elite, exposing their illicit schemes on his social media accounts:
“El Salvadorian President Nayib Bukele is warning U.S. taxpayers “that their government is using money to fund communist movements” in his country, but the attempted foreign intervention is unsuccessful.
“US taxpayers should know that their government is using their money to fund communist movements against a democratic elected (and with a 90% approval rating) government in El Salvador,” Bukele wrote in a tweet, adding that their plans are “not working though” and “the people of El Salvador won’t go back to that terrible past.”
His tweet can be seen here:
Bukele reposted additional tweets afterward to explain his thoughts fully:
He also posted some recent text transcripts appearing to show the U.S. government has been lying to the public about drug policy:
Bukele has also taken aim at the global financial system by embracing cryptocurrency, making Bitcoin acceptable as legal tender in his country, and planning a so-called “Bitcoin City” project.“
Bukele’s idea for a “Bitcoin City” has the potential to bankrupt the corrupt economic system that has enriched a narrow elite at the expense of the people. No wonder the bought-and-sold pizza partiers in the U.S. Senate are sweating bullets!
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