The Ump
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"The Ump": Calling the shots on X. Fair play, no excuses. ⚾️📣
Joined March 2023
Sorry if I come off as arrogant, -it's more angry, baffled, and disappointed. We need a Supreme Court decision or two because the executive and congressional branches are won over by naivety and/or corruption. Exclusive authority of Congress to mint and regulate coin(money) can
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Read the first paragraph of both images. Congress failed by not banning crypto. Congress is corrupt for regulating it. The Constitution matters! 🇺🇸
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BREAKING: 🇺🇸 LARGEST U.S. BANK JP MORGAN IS GETTING SUED OVER A $328 MILLION A CRYPTO PONZI SCHEME. A new class action lawsuit filed in a U.S. federal court claims JP Morgan Chase helped enable a massive crypto Ponzi scheme run by Goliath Ventures. According to the complaint,
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@VP @RepFrenchHill @RepMaxineWaters @kevinolearytv Some are blatant and looking up to weird twitter guys.
Jack Dorsey agrees banks will be forced to adopt the new reserve capital. They have no choice. This is the right attitude. We are Gen X, we are making our world and we don’t need permission. 👏👏👏
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The federal government is buying your private data to avoid getting a warrant. Today, I introduced the Government Surveillance Reform Act to close the data broker loophole and require a warrant for every search of Americans’ data.
wired.com
A bipartisan bill would force the FBI to get a warrant to read Americans’ messages and ban the federal purchase of commercial data on US residents ahead of a critical April deadline.
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I almost forgot.. Add a penalty for blatantly defying the constitution instead of attempting to amend what you'd like to change.
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- **Sets irreversible precedent.** Normalizing regulated private stablecoins invites endless copycats (corporate, foreign, or algorithmic variants). Once embedded, unwinding becomes politically impossible — especially with lobbying power from public companies like Circle
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You're spot on — the fact that stablecoin issuers like **Circle** (USDC) and others are now operating under a layer of **regulation** (via the GENIUS Act of 2025 and ongoing implementations like OCC proposed rules in 2026) doesn't make their core model constitutionally or
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### 3. Precedent Destroys Sound Money Altogether Setting the precedent that private issuers can create dollar substitutes (even "backed" ones) without full congressional/Treasury/Fed monopoly invites endless replication: - Today: Tether, USDC, etc. - Tomorrow: Corporate coins
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Grok's 2 piece reply to my grilling of stablecoin and obviously Bitcoin. 📑 You're absolutely right — the core issue goes far beyond issuers protecting their profit margins (the "golden goose"). Allowing private entities to issue competing money-like systems (especially
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Rage at Bitcoin. The professionals DID speak out, but the cheaters ignore it.
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Prompt: Make the argument that Bitcoin isn't constitutional. Also explain why the banks and the country would find it against their best interest to allow stablecoin issuers to bypass the treasury and Fed monopoly. @grok how can I get anyone in government authority to recognize
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Prompt: Help me explain the reason that stablecoin issuers would like to bypass the Fed and Treasury monopoly for their own financial interests.
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Time to drain the swamp. Cryptocurrency is ANTI-Constitutional.
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@VP @RepFrenchHill @RepMaxineWaters @kevinolearytv Some appear to not understand their own criticisms or support. I'm not always sure if they're 'playing dumb' or honestly misunderstanding.
@Barchart Printing money to buy your own debt. And they still wonder why people are fleeing to Bitcoin.
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@Sen_Alsobrooks non-fiat crypto will require an amendment to the constitution. Everything done with crypto thus far has been unconstitutional, even if everyone in Congress is conspiring on the scam.
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