Facebook Wants to Steal Your Life

Facebook and is founder are known for violating users’ privacy. But they’ve taken it one nefarious step further with this new scheme… You are receiving this email because you subscribed to Wealth Daily. [Click here]( to manage your e-mail preferences. [Wealth Daily logo] Facebook Wants to Steal Your Life [Jason Williams Photo] By [Jason Williams]( Written Jun. 21, 2019 It’s probably no surprise that Mark Zuckerberg and his company Facebook are making headlines yet again for something shady. Over the years, we’ve practically become numb to the headlines about the company stealing users’ private information and using it to make its founder ever richer. And maybe that’s why the company chose now to announce its newest scheme to violate our privacy, get rich off our information, and pretty much steal our individuality. Women Libras Are from Venus Earlier this week, Facebook announced its plans to create its own cryptocurrency. It’s calling it the Libra. That’s the Latin word for a unit of weight equivalent to 12 ounces. It was the precursor to the pound. For those of you not from the U.S., Burma, or Liberia, a pound is 0.453592 kilograms. But Libra is also an astrological sign. Its symbol is the weighing scale you see in statues of Lady Justice. [lady justice] It’s the only Zodiac sign represented by an inanimate object. And its ruling planet is Venus. In case you’re wondering how I know that, it’s amazing what you can find on Wikipedia. And according to that site, everything is supposedly balanced under this righteous sign. But balanced and righteous are two words that aren’t in Mark Zuckerberg’s vocabulary. So I did a little digging to find out just how he’s going to profit at our expense on this one. And he sure didn’t let me down. If you thought Facebook was invasive, just wait until you meet its hell-spawn, Libra... This $4 Stock Is Disrupting a $1.2 Trillion Industry In a few short years, every car, truck, plane, train, bus, boat, and drone could be powered by this new technology. And it's all thanks to a breakthrough in the depths of a secret Army research lab in late 2017. [Click here]( to discover the engineering breakthrough that stands to revolutionize the $1.2 trillion energy industry and the stock primed to net 1,587% gains from it! The Nefarious Truth Facebook announced its new cryptocurrency with a promise that it would only be in partial control of the coin. That’s because 27 other businesses all forked over at least $10 million each to join the “nonprofit” group controlling the currency. If you ask me, $10 million seems like a lot to pay to not make any money. And that’s why I don’t believe any of the feel-good nonsense Facebook and Zuckerberg are shilling about it. The Libra will be controlled by the organization created by the companies that paid to create the currency. And they’re not in this for warm, fuzzy feelings. I’m talking about companies like Visa and Mastercard, venture capital funds like Andreessen Horowitz, and tech firms like Uber and Lyft. They’re in the business of making money, not wasting it. And they’re going to make a killing by tracking all of your data and transactions through a clever but sinister loophole they built into the coin’s regulations. You see, Facebook says it can’t access user data from the coin wallet (called Calibra). That is, it can’t except for when it has a customer’s permission or in “special cases.” That’s a pretty vague term — special cases — so I read a little deeper into the types of cases that could be deemed “special.” And I was horrified with what I found buried deep in the white paper... Those “special cases” can include providing basic functionality to users, improving the product experience, AND marketing Calibra products and services. Improving the product? Marketing? Those are “special cases?” That sounds like a loophole to me. A massive one that’ll let Facebook do what it does best and violate your privacy whenever the heck it pleases. But that’s not the only loophole I’ve discovered recently. In fact, I found one that’ll let you do to Facebook what it’s gotten rich doing to you... The Plan to Dethrone the King Even before this Libra ridiculosity (I just coined that term), Facebook and its founder had a lot of powerful enemies. And let’s be honest, even those of us who use Facebook daily don’t really like the company or the guy at the top. The company is lousy with people who’ll do anything to anyone just to get ahead. And the founder is an outright arrogant prick with zero respect for anyone else. But if you think there’s not much we peons can do to take down a king like Mark Zuckerberg, you’re incredibly incorrect. Several extremely powerful businessmen and politicians already had a plan in motion to take down Zuckerberg and destroy his evil Facebook empire. They started it long before Facebook made its most recent move to try to steal even more from an unwitting public. But now that Zuckerberg is becoming even more blatant with his schemes, they need help to get the end goal here faster. So they’re looking for help. And not only will they take any they can get, but they’ll pay for it, too. Before I go any further, let me introduce you to a few of the powerful folks at the helm: - Donald Trump: Billionaire businessman and president of the United States - Jeff Bezos: Richest man in the world and CEO of Amazon.com - Bill Gates: Multibillionaire businessman and founder of Microsoft - Elon Musk: Cofounder of unicorn startup PayPal and billionaire CEO of Tesla That’s a lot of money and a lot of power in a short list, huh? And each of those four rich and powerful men has a personal vendetta against Mark Zuckerberg. So they’re all throwing hundreds of millions of dollars into taking him down and ending Facebook’s stranglehold on the internet. And they’re willing to send some of that money your way if you’ll help them dethrone this egotistical child-king. Bank 1,000% on the Death of Comcast America’s most hated cable company is standing on its last leg. And it’s not because of terrible customer service or mediocre products. It’s because of a technological shift that’s scheduled to start in late-2018. It's a shift that could earn you 1,000% gains as three companies bring down big cable. [Click here for their ticker symbols.]( Get Paid by Next Week Not just a little money, either. You stand the chance to pick up a check for as much as $14,800 as soon as next week if you get in on the action. But there is a catch. The next round of payments is getting calculated as I type. And the checks go to print on June 28. That means you must be a part of the plan before the close of business on June 27. That’s next Thursday. It’s only six calendar days and four workdays away. So you need to act fast. I’d recommend you act now, personally. That way you can relax and enjoy your weekend knowing you’ve already secured your payment. But if you insist on waiting, please don’t wait too long. If you forget and try to sign up on the 28th, you’ll already be too late. Heck, if you try to get involved even one second after the close of business on June 27, you’ll get nothing when this round of hefty checks gets cashed. So do yourself a favor and take a few minutes to [read the report we’ve put together](. It’s got all the details on how you can start collecting massive payments from the plan to take down Facebook as soon as next week. Just [click here]( while it’s still fresh in your mind, and you’ll get everything you need to get your name on the list and get your check next week, too. Again, don’t let this sit on the back burner and let this incredible opportunity pass you by. [Click here now and start getting paid next week.]( To your wealth, [jason-williams-signature-transparent] Jason Williams [[follow basic]@TheReal_JayDubs]( After graduating Cum Laude in finance and economics, Jason analyzed complex projects and budgets for the U.S. Army. Then, at Morgan Stanley, he led the assistants' team for the North American repo sales desk, responsible for hundreds of multibillion-dollar trades every day. Jason is the assistant editor for [The Wealth Advisory]( income stock newsletter. He also contributes regularly to [Wealth Daily](. To learn more about Jason, [click here](. Enjoy reading this article? [Click here]( to like it and receive similar articles to read! 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