🇺🇸 🇮🇱 🇪🇺JFK, Bitcoin & The Proof-of-Weapons Network | BitcoinHardTalk Episode 75

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This week’s episode of BitcoinHardTalk was the most comprehensive, controversial, and revealing conversation I’ve had to date. Over four hours, I pulled back the curtain on what I call the Proof-of-Weapons Network—a global system of monetary dominance that has quietly shaped the world for the past century, powered by war, blackmail, fiat money, and deception.

To understand Bitcoin’s role in this moment, you have to understand the enemy. This system doesn’t just print money. It manufactures obedience, builds narratives, funds regime change, and enforces compliance through an architecture of debt, military power, and intelligence control. Its expansion stretch back to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and extend all the way to the AI-powered surveillance systems, CBDCs, and stablecoin regimes being deployed right now across the United States, Europe, the Middle East, and BRICS nations.

In this episode, I didn’t hold back. We began with the newly released JFK files—documents that confirm decades of speculation about Israel’s alleged role in eliminating Kennedy to protect its nuclear ambitions, the role of the CIA in coordinating deep-state operations, and the ways the U.S. government was compromised by both domestic and international mafia networks. But to see how those same power structures are still active today, you have to understand the financial system they built to replace the system John F Kennedy wanted to defend.

US Stablecoin Standard vs. EU CBDC Standard & This Week in Bitcoin

We’re now watching that system transform again, as global powers prepare for a future built on programmable money. In the United States, this means shifting toward a corporate-friendly, surveillance-enabled stablecoin model. In the European Union, the focus is on a centralised CBDC architecture controlled by the ECB. Both models are incompatible with individual sovereignty. Both require absolute control over user identities, capital flows, and the very definition of ownership.

That’s why Bitcoin has become so critical to self-sovereignty and national security. Governments may not say it out loud, but they’re building strategic Bitcoin reserves as a hedge. In just the past week, Pakistan announced plans to legalize Bitcoin. Tether was revealed to be the seventh-largest buyer of U.S. Treasuries—surpassing countries like Canada and Germany. Behind closed doors, the UAE is holding crypto integration talks. Even North Korea is stacking sats following its latest high-profile hacks.

While most people debate whether Bitcoin is “money,” global powers are already using it as a geopolitical tool. The U.S. wants its hedge through ETF custody and the potential nationalization of mining. The EU is focused on independence through neutral reserves. The Middle East is merging tokenized capital markets with real mining infrastructure. BRICS is preparing for a multi-polar clearing system with Bitcoin, AI, and robotics at its core.

Bitcoin now runs at over 800 exaHashes per second. Its network security outpaces any supercomputer or government database on earth. This is not just an asset. It’s a distributed, global monetary base layer with no central point of failure—and no off switch. And that’s precisely why the people running the old system fear it.

Uncovering The Proof-of-Weapons Network & This Week in Macro

While markets obsess over whether the Fed will cut rates, something much more important is playing out. The price of gold has broken through $3,000, and Jerome Powell, after holding rates steady, has started hinting at a future of stagflation—rising inflation and shrinking growth. Behind the scenes, the U.S. is writing massive checks for military expansion. A $6 billion defence budget was approved. Another $12 billion was quietly sent to Israel. And at the same time, capital is being stripped from productive parts of the economy and redirected into the military-industrial complex and AI surveillance infrastructure.

The result is a financial system designed not for prosperity, but for obedience. This is the Proof-of-Weapons Economy—a system where money isn’t backed by productivity or energy, but by military dominance and psychological warfare. It’s enforced by central banks, protected by surveillance, and sold to the public through fear.

Defence contractors are shifting their operations from the Middle East into Europe and the Asia-Pacific region. The annual reports from companies like Lockheed Martin, RTX, and Palantir show a complete reorientation of conflict zones. It’s not about ideology anymore. It’s about where the next contracts will be fulfilled, where the next proxy wars will be fought, and where capital flows can be controlled. The proof-of-weapons network players have already placed their bets.

Meanwhile, governments are quietly preparing to tokenise the debt markets, integrate AI into central banking policy, and introduce social scoring mechanisms through biometrics and digital IDs. These systems are not coming—they are already being piloted. And unless you hold your wealth outside of them, you will become a subject of them.

This is why Bitcoin matters more than ever. It doesn’t just sit outside this system. It neutralises it. It exposes the inefficiencies. It offers an exit.

The JFK files, Trump & This Week in Geopolitics

The JFK files confirmed what I’ve been saying for years: the United States didn’t lose control of its foreign policy. It gave it away. The files show direct Israeli involvement in the assassination, a web of connections between the Mossad, the CIA, and the Mafia, and a deliberate redirection of suspicion through manufactured narratives tied to Cuba and the Soviet Union.

Kennedy tried to shut down Israel’s illegal nuclear program. He attempted to make AIPAC register as a foreign agent. He launched a silver-backed currency to dilute the power of the Federal Reserve. For those crimes, he was executed. The chain of command, when you follow the money and combine it with corroborating evidence, runs from Ben-Gurion and Begin through the Mossad, and into a network of U.S.-based operatives willing to act on behalf of a foreign state.

Fast forward to today, and we’re watching a very different kind of war. Trump reportedly held a call with Putin and gave the go-ahead for Israel’s ground invasion of Gaza. But the geopolitical architecture is no longer tilted in Israel’s favour. I believe Iran has pivoted away from militancy toward economic cooperation with the Gulf. I also believe Assad stepped down not through force, but through consensus among regional players. The GCC is taking the lead in rebuilding Gaza—not just physically, but economically.

Israel is now isolated—militarily, politically, but not financially as the US taxpayer under Trump is propping up his career to prevent him facing his people, corruption case and investigations into his role in allowing October 7 to happen for his personal ambitions. Netanyahu’s desperation is clear. His own intelligence officials are calling him out for ignoring October 7th warnings. He’s running out of leverage. And the global elites who once saw Israel as a strategic outpost are now moving their capital to where the next opportunity lies: the Gulf.

The Middle East is no longer a battlefield. I believe it’s making moves to become the future economic engine of the world. And Bitcoin is quietly becoming a global monetary foundation one step at a time.

Final Thoughts: This Is the Real Fight for Freedom

Everything I’ve just laid out in this episode leads to one conclusion: we are in the final stages of the fiat system as we’ve known it. What comes next will either be a technocratic surveillance nightmare or an open, decentralised future built on monetary sovereignty, or more likely both.

The Proof-of-Weapons Network has had a long run. It killed presidents. It toppled nations. It redefined terrorism, weaponised central banking, and used debt as a mechanism of conquest. But it cannot survive the transparency and immutability of proof-of-work.

Bitcoin is our tool for peaceful revolution. It allows us to exit quietly, build privately, and transact freely. It doesn’t require a vote. It doesn’t need a permission slip. It runs whether the system collapses or not.

In 2025, your financial strategy is no longer just about protecting capital—it’s about defending freedom. The most dangerous place to be is in the middle. You’re either part of the Proof-of-Weapons Network, or you’re opting out of it.

I know where I stand. I hope you do too.

Stay sovereign. Stay vigilant. And keep building your Bitcoin wealth.

—Simon Dixon

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This blog was generated with the assistance of AI and is based on my presentation in BitcoinHardTalk Episode 75. The episode, which ran for over four hours, included my analysis of Bitcoin adoption, global central bank activity, geopolitical power structures, and the newly released JFK assassination files.

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