Hungersteine

Ich sitz in einem Zug und reime,
am Rhein sichtet man Hungersteine.
Ein weitres Jahr im Widerstand,
diesmal weniger alleine.
Gegen all die fetten Bänker-Schweine.
Gegen all die dummen Realisten,
die es eigentlich besser wüssten.
Gegen dich und gegen dich,
Gegen dich und dich und dich… 🔁
Und zuletzt auch gegen mich.

Was machst du da?
Warum bist du hier?
Fragen sie mit Wissbegier.
Ich sag:
"Ich will einfach nur hier sitzen, bei 40 Grad im Schatten schwitzen."
Dann lachen sie:
Ich mache Witze,
niemand wirklich niemand sitze,
Tag für Tag in dieser Hitze.
Vor allem nicht, das sei doch krank,
vor der Europäischen Zentralen-Bank.

Ich entgegne nur hierzu:
"Wenn ich erklär was ich hier tu,
vergisst dein Siebhirn mich im Nu,
drum setz dich einfach mit dazu."

Bewaffnet mit Symbolgewalt,
hoff ich, dass es in Köpfen knallt.
Die ganze Straße wird beschallt.
In Rheinland-Pflaz, da brennt der Wald.
Mich, mich lässt dein Spott ganz kalt.
Idealisten werden niemals alt.

In mir glimmt noch heiße Glut,
Überreste weißer Wut,
In Asche liegt der Bankenstaat,
Der im Vertraun dein Geld verwahrt.

Mit deiner Kohle Waffen kauft,
Im Zweifel gegen dich gebraucht,
Der rückwärts denkt,
die Wirtschaft lenkt,
den Eisberg rammt,
das Schiff versenkt,
die Zukunft an den Nagel hängt,
und mich in meinem Recht beschränkt.

"Wenn du mich siehst, dann weine."
Steht auf einem Hungersteine.

"Wenn du mich siehst, dann renne!"
Bevor ich deinen Schein verbrenne.

Week 161 with #SaturdaysForSatoshi.
This week @Korina, Alex and me were in Decentralized Direct Action in the city center of europes banking capital spreading orange vibes.
Three nodes activate pattern recognition within the general population, which leads to more effective subversion of collective consciousness.
Wherever you read this, mobilize your local Bitcoin community and join the #SaturdaysForSatoshi movement.

Day 21 at the ECB.
On #BitcoinInfinityDay 21.8 we hit a new ATH with the #HumanBlockchain.
Eleven independent nodes connected in front of the European Central Bank to send a powerful signal to the community.
We’re growing.
The network is forming.
A lot of other independent nodes appeared throughout the day, saying goodbye, inviting people to express themselves and overall bringing warm orange vibes. 🧡
Some of the nodes include:
@Fidel @Korina @Hairtoshi_21
Thank you for making this day special, you are my heros 🧡
Decentralized Networks FTW 🙌🏼
Who would’ve guessed that grassroots seeds would grow so quickly in hostile conditions?

Day 20 at the ECB.

Time flies when you’re having fun.
I had a lot of fun yesterday and today, so I’m late keeping you up to date on what happened.
I was feeling a bit sick yesterday after getting soaked the day before.
Luckily I was pumped up with vitamins at home and had @Fidel and other friends keeping me company.
My sign was inspired by Scott Bessent the Secretary of the US Treasury, who dumped 5-10 billion in European Bonds to prop up the Yen.
My advice for European bankers would be to take retaliative action and dump 5-10 billion in US Gov Bonds to buy #Bitcoin.
It’s an insider joke for central bankers, that unfortunately no one really got, but I was laughing with passersby’s whether they had 5 -10 billion euros to spare.
In the afternoon @Korina arrived at the ECB and the otherwise dead entrance became a lively place for fundamental economic debates, laughter and shared memories.
If you’re looking closely even bankers leaving the office are happy to have us, waving in joyful anticipation of the upcoming conversation.

Day 19 at the ECB.

Yesterday started with me getting completely soaked while riding my bike to the ECB.
Unfortunate because today I’m having cold symptoms.
Sign is one of the all time favorites, getting many reactions and smiles.
Had a bunch of company in the evening, with supporters dropping by to donate sats, bankers giving me digital euro propaganda, and friends who were watching me from across the street while I was surviving a thunderstorm in the evening.

Day 18 at the ECB.

First day where my umbrella had to protect me from water instead of sunlight.
We asked bankers and passersby’s a simple question:
How does money get created?
And to our surprise no one really knew.
The bankers said it’s a very complex process and I had to remind them that they should explain it to me like I’m five years old.
In the evening, Stefano and Maxim, both trainees and therefore still somewhat curious and questioning, did their best to explain the complex intricacies of the fiat system. Talking to us, as they said, was intellectually more stimulating than talking to their colleagues.
2 layers, central bank money and commercial bank money, reserves that have to be held with the central bank, government bonds etc. pp.
Simple answer for nerds:
Strg+Shift+C :/motherlode

Day 17 at the ECB.

I started the day with a sketch and was particularly proud of what I’ve drawn, and I ended the day with anger over a totally arbitrary police interrogation, which caused the picture of the day to be in less favorable lighting conditions.

Nick a curious law trainee at the ECB sat down and took the time to understand my message and reasoning. It was a productive conversation until the cops appeared, declared us as an assembly and wanted to see personal ID of each of us.
Eventually Head of ECB Security came down and said that everything is as always and nothing had to be done about it. Also confirming that one of the assembly members was part of the ECB, so he was allowed to leave. His ID might still end up in a Palantir database, who knows.
Police had to communicate back and forth for some time which wasted everyone’s time, and I decided to play the jeopardy melody on my kazoo which lightened the mood for everyone involved.

If you enjoy seeing me free, here is my public key:

bc1qxsxcr3zhz0u237palrd4vedqn4rg4kg69xmznj

Day 16 at the ECB.
I was visited by a fellow poet and artist, Lyff.
She came up with a creative chalk drawing and I encouraged her to leave a mark on this place.
Cops came and ordered to destroy it with water, although the city of Frankfurt has been vocal about saving water, because of the recent heat wave.
(It was going to rain later that night anyways)
The amount of absurdity and abuse of power is enraging.
Rivers are drying up, ecosystems are collapsing, yet the German government and its institutions has nothing better to do than heckling people who peacefully and creatively speak up against the injustice happening.
Time to defund the state.
ACAB - All centralbanks are broke.
🪧:"We’re boiling the world for your worthless money.“