Roger Ver is being targeted because he has been a vocal critic of the U.S. government's programs, funding movements like anti-war, anti-lockdown, medical freedom, and anti-censorship. His advocacy for decentralized finance and cryptocurrencies poses a threat to the traditional banking system and the deep state.
Roger Ver is accused of tax evasion, specifically not paying enough in exit taxes in 2014 and 2017. The accusations seem politically motivated due to his history of criticizing government agencies like the IRS and ATF, and his pioneering role in the cryptocurrency space, which is seen as a threat by the traditional banking system.
The cryptocurrency space has grown significantly, with Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies becoming widely accepted. Roger Ver was one of the earliest investors in Bitcoin and has been a major promoter of decentralized finance, making him a key figure in the industry's development.
Birthright citizenship allows children born in the U.S. to non-citizen parents to be considered citizens, which has led to issues like birth tourism and anchor babies. This policy is increasingly controversial as it impacts immigration and welfare systems, and the Supreme Court has never explicitly ruled on its legality for illegal immigrants.
The biggest challenges include radicalization in teacher training programs, the need for a classical-based curriculum, and the unregulated use of education technology apps that often contain woke language and sell children's data.
Roger Ver is "Bitcoin Jesus"; he's been investing in the world's first cryptocurrency since its cost was measured in pennies. Today, he's a billionaire being targeted by the Biden Administration, which wants him imprisoned for the rest of his life. Roger has been silenced by lawfare, so he joins Charlie with his lawyer to speak on his behalf. Plus, Ryan Girdusky talks about the birthright citizenship sham, and the odds that Trump's Cabinet picks will get through the Congress.
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