Protecting Your Financial Assets from Government Influence - Trudeau’s Brother Speaks | Kyle Kemper

Kyle Kemper is the half brother of prime minister Trudeau. Kyle weighs in on the actions of his older brother and as a seasoned cryptocurrency user, Kyle also explains how everyone can use this model to take back control of their lives from a government intent on controlling everything.

On Kyle’s insights into Justin, as his half brother…

I don’t believe he really understands what he's doing and the words that he has been saying have been very poorly chosen in my opinion. It's been decidedly divisive and fear generating, actually espousing hate while he's presented himself as a unifier and someone who stands up for Canadian values. I think in the last two years, we've seen very clearly that, he has been activated to be a spokesperson for the global corpratocracy, pharmatocracy.

On the concept of crypto currency in everyday life…

It took two years of impressions before my aha moment where I understood how it worked…that actually happened through receiving and sending some Bitcoin, it was like, okay, I see…it's like email, you can't really understand how email works and the power of email until you actually send and receive an email…the same is true with Bitcoin and crypto. It touches on security, privacy, economics, fundamental monetary policy around scarcity. Having a scarce currency versus unlimited inflation currency like we have with the Canadian dollar, the US dollar by its very nature, Crypto is open and inclusive, it has this immutable ledger that provides incredible transparency and accountability.

On how crypto currency can liberate anyone…

In Canada, there's a company called BYLS which is part of the bull Bitcoin kind of stack. And they allow you to make bill payments using crypto for utilities for a whole list of things and then there's Bitrefill. There's another one that's a Canadian based project called coincards.ca, I think it services a larger kind of Canadian demographic with Coinberry. We did something with a small municipality, and they were going to accept crypto to pay taxes, which was pretty cool. When it comes to things like rent again, the very first thing that you should ask these people is can I pay you with Bitcoin? I'd prefer to pay with Bitcoin. So, think about little incentives that you can do, you can do a 5% discount if paying via Bitcoin.