The Dollar Vigilante How I Made Millions Buying Billions of Terra Luna at $0.000001
I see a bad moon rising
I see troubles on the way
I see earthquakes and lightning
I see bad times today
Don't go 'round tonight
Well, it's bound to take your life
There's a bad moon on the rise
“Bad Moon Rising” is a song written by John Fogerty and performed by Creedence Clearwater Revival in 1969. Fogerty reportedly wrote it after watching The Devil and Daniel Webster and has claimed that the song is about “the apocalypse that was going to be visited upon us”.
The word “lunatic” derives from the Latin luna, “moon.” The notion that the moon causes certain kinds of madness or induces dangerous aspects of our personalities has been around for millennia; Aristotle and Pliny the Elder, for instance, suggested the light of the moon affected mental health.
Yesterday, May 15th, was the start of the first lunar eclipse of the year – also referred to as a “blood moon”. This can occur only when the Sun (Sol), Earth (Terra), and Moon (Luna) are exactly or very closely aligned.
Today’s video is a bit different.
It’s got Lucy, and Lucky, and me, and beaches, banksters, the Apocalypse, and stuff… but it also has the story of the best crypto trade in history – titled The Coin That Shouldn't Have But Did (make me a fortune)
Don’t kill yourself now, watch the video and take in the story and learn how you can use this experience to make it work for you next time.
If you’re not into crypto and you don’t want to know how to make a lot of money, hit the complaints button and I’ll send your refund immediately.
In other news, we have the amazing Kill Gates. I mean, if this guy is into crypto he must be the best trader in the world.
- He launches artificial breast milk right as a formula shortage hits America;
- He is the largest investor in vaccines and there’s a pandemic;
- He is the largest owner of farmland in America and there’s a food crisis.
It’s like he’s a clairvoyant.
Then there are Korea’s Squid Games 2.2.
And more reasons why no one should trust the Tweeting Mask.
I guess John Fogerty knew what was coming when he penned the apocalypse song and said “hope you’re prepared to die”. And contemporary Bruce Springsteen also got it right in saying:
“Blood moon risin’ in a sky of black dust, tell me baby, who do you trust?”
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