NOTHING CAN STOP WHAT IS COMING | PART 1: BLOOD MONEY

April 19, 2025 Adam Riva

What does ritual child sacrifice have to do with fiat currency, debt slavery, and the Federal Reserve? Written and edited by Adam Riva, NOTHING CAN STOP WHAT IS COMING PART 1: BLOOD MONEY investigates the origins of our modern monetary system and the highly sophisticated counterinsurgency campaign to liberate all of humanity from the central banking cartel network.

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“If the people only understood the rank injustice of our money and banking system, there would be a revolution before morning.” Andrew Jackson, 1828

Manifesto of the Communist Party, written by Karl Marx and Frederick Engels, enumerates the ten planks, or objectives, of communism. On page 48, the fifth plank reads,

“Centralisation of credit in the hands of the state, by means of a national bank with State capital and an exclusive monopoly.”

In the United States of America, plans for this communist centralization of credit were carried out clandestinely on an otherwise unremarkable island off the coast of Georgia known as Jekyll Island at a JP Morgan estate in 1910.With the world’s financial elite like Paul Warburg, Charles D. Norton, Benjamin Strong, Abraham Piatt Andrew, Frank Vanderlip, Henry P. Davison, and Senator Nelson Aldrich in attendance, some estimates say between ¼ and 1/3 of the world’s wealth at the time gathered at the Jekyll Island Club. Woodrow Wilson had agreed to sign the Federal Reserve Act, and with significant campaign sponsorship from the bankers, was elected president. On December 23, 1913, when much of Congress was home celebrating Christmas time with family, Senator Nelson Aldrich pushed through the third private central bank in American history, the Federal Reserve.

Before it was settled by the Spanish, Jekyll Island was originally home to the Timucua tribe of northern Florida and southern Georgia. Seventeenth century French explorer, soldier, trader, and colonial administrator, Pierre Le Moyne d’Iberville, who is most well-known for settling the colony of Louisiana, documented that the Timucua ritually sacrificed their first-born sons.

According to Child Sacrifice in North America, author William Christie Mac Leod of the University of Pennsylvania writes,

“According to Le Moyne, who once witnessed the ceremony, the first born son is sacrificed to the tribal chief… The initial part of the sacrificial ceremony is carried out by the mother and her female relatives. The altar is a tree stump about two feet high and two thick. The mother merely squats before the altar, weeping. The female relatives dance about it, rejoicing. She who holds the child dances in the centre, singing praise to the chief. Meantime, six “Indians”, – apparently men being meant, – stand to one side. One of these six is the “sacrificing officer”, and he “is decorated with some magnificence”. The ceremony is ended when this officer steps to the altar, “holds a club” and sacrifices the child. The method of sacrifice is not mentioned. The implication is that the child’s brains are dashed out.”

In September 2008, a man named Tim Bence claims to have been told by a Jekyll Island staff member that the Federal Reserve Act was authored in a house built directly above a Timucuan sacrifice altar.

In 2023, US Space Force astronautical engineer Jason Lowery published his thesis titled Softwar: A Novel Theory on Power Projection and the National Strategic Significance of Bitcoin.

In it, Lowery explains that conventional cyber security relies on coded logic. In this domain, all that is necessary for hackers to breach a firewall is better logic than it was originally coded with. As cybersecurity improves, so do hackers. Lowery asserts that Bitcoin represents a new digital age of warfare that tethers cybersecurity to the physical world, as Bitcoin’s proof-of-work protocol relies on energy which is costly and prohibitive. With a decentralized permanent ledger, an adversary cannot seize property through kinetic violence, it must instead expend electricity. It must discharge watts instead of bullets.

In our era, when nuclear warfare threatens all human civilization, Bitcoin provides a nonlethal path around mutually assured destruction. It also gives individuals total control over their wealth, whereas banks and governments act as intermediaries who can tax, freeze, or control money as they see fit. Because Bitcoin decentralizes wealth to the level of the individual, it offers true sovereignty for the first time in history. Documents like the United States’ Bill of Rights and Constitution merely articulate the philosophy of individual sovereignty, whereas Bitcoin provides the technological feasibility. Bitcoin represents a way to offer American constitutional values to the rest of the world.

On January 13, 2009, a whole-of-government interagency report titled U.S. Government Counterinsurgency Guide was published. The logo draws attention to the CO and IN in counterinsurgency and combines them to form the word COIN. The document’s preface explains that we are now in an era of irregular warfare, that an “understanding of the ‘human terrain’ is essential”, and that the likelihood of the United States to “engage in such conflicts during the decades to come is a near certainty.”

The document defines counterinsurgency as ‘comprehensive civilian and military efforts taken to simultaneously defeat and contain insurgency and address its root causes’.

“Best practice COIN integrates and synchronizes political, security, economic, and informational components that reinforce governmental legitimacy and effectiveness while reducing insurgent influence over the population.”

In totality, the document uses the counterinsurgency abbreviation COIN 175 times.

The day before the release of the Counterinsurgency Guide, on January 12, 2009, the first Bitcoin transaction occurred when Satoshi Nakamoto sent 10 BTC to programmer Hal Finney. Nine days prior to the first transaction, on January 3, the Bitcoin network came into existence with Nakamoto mining the so-called genesis block, block number 0, which had a reward of 50 bitcoins. Embedded in the genesis block is text which draws attention to the instability of fractional-reserve banking – the inflationary Ponzi scheme used by central banks worldwide.

The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks

The United States Department of Defense is responsible for creating each of the technological components necessary for Bitcoin to come into existence. The precursor to the modern internet, the Arpanet, was created by the DoD for peer-to-peer nuclear resistant communications and went live on October 29, 1969.

According to Bitcoin Magazine,

“The ARPANET was the first public implementation of TCP/IP, two major protocols that now form an integral part of the Internet Protocol Suite. Taken together, this suite constitutes what we know as “the internet,” the global interconnected network that hundreds of millions of humans use daily without ever being aware of it.”

Onion Routing, commonly referred to as Tor, was created by the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory with funding assistance from DARPA, to provide anonymous communication over a computer network. Tor is secure enough that the US military and intelligence community use it regularly. Onion Routing paved the way for Bitcoin’s encrypted peer-to-peer Lightning Network functionality.

SHA256, a cryptographic hash function, was created by the US National Security Agency and published by the National Institute for Standards and Technology in 2001 to provide a set of standardized instructions for computers to follow. SHA256 relies on a series of open-source mathematical steps to transfer encrypted information of any kind with a permanent record of timestamps. This proof-of-work protocol paved the way for the Bitcoin public ledger.

Together, the Arpanet, Tor, and SHA-256 provided the basic technological infrastructure for the creation of Bitcoin, leading many to speculate that it was invented, perhaps compartmentally, by the US Department of Defense. Considering that Satoshi Nakamoto still owns anywhere from 750,000 to 1.1 million BTC, this fortune may act as an additional balance in the United States’ strategic reserve if Nakamoto is indeed aligned with the DoD.

An interesting paper published in 1996 titled How to Make a Mint: The Cryptography of Anonymous Electronic Cash has many similarities with Nakamoto’s white paper called Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System, explaining the purpose and functionality of Bitcoin, published on October 31, 2008.

Exactly twelve years to the day after the publication of Nakamoto’s white paper, on October 31, 2020, an anonymous poster on the image board 8kun going by the pseudonym Q posted for the 4,944^th time.

“Are you ready to finish what we started? ‘Nothing can stop what is coming’ is not just a catch-phrase.”

Eleven days later, Q drop 4962 read,

“Who are the Silent Thieves? Why are they manipulating you? How are they stealing your wealth? Bubble. Crash. Steal. Lie. Repeat. What is inflation? Monetary manipulation. Taxation without representation. PUT AN END TO THE ENDLESS. 1913.”

Proponents of Q assert that it is a high-level military operation using anonymous message boards as backchannels for directly communicating with the populace during a time in history when the government and news media have been compromised. Despite being dismissed, ridiculed, and attacked by legacy media, the net effect of the 5,000 Q messages was a rallying of civilians to self-enlist as proverbial digital soldiers in the  information war.

Hypothetically, if the central banking cartel network were to ever face serious opposition, what would it look like? If an open-source solution were to emerge to break the shackles imposed by the Federal Reserve, would it be welcomed by the establishment? Both Q and Bitcoin have been grossly misrepresented and relentlessly attacked by legacy media since they emerged on the stage. However, the same central banks that excoriate Bitcoin are hypocritically promoting their own central bank digital currencies, or CBDCs. Proponents of Q and Bitcoin have become routine political targets of globalist factions seeking to stamp them out. Is there an intrinsic connection between the two? Is Bitcoin the new Manhattan Project – a digital weapon designed to free humanity from debt slavery and defeat the money masters once and for all?