Meet Joe Black: G7 and Bitcoin.

When it comes to fighting crime, at the international level, or major investigations, investigations by criminal repression agents come to mind, and in parallel, investigative fiscal agents always come into play. Always looking for the money trail!This logic is simple: nothing, absolutely nothing, as far as major crimes or criminal organizations are concerned, can be done in a philanthropic way! Money moves everything and, finding the trail of money, it demobilizes almost all criminal organizations! Bormalally, economic embargoes aim to dry up the source.The most recent example was the withering away of ISIS in the Middle East: freezing foreign accounts, trade embargoes, regional food embargoes and military embargoes withered ISIS, cutting off the money and weapons that supported the self-proclaimed caliphate! The military part of the intervention had two fronts: spending accumulated monetary power and canceling out the extension of local military power.Another example, which gave rise to much of how people fight today: Al Capone. This Gangster of the 1920s and 1930s dominated gambling, illegal drinking, local businesses, local politicians, and a battalion of other criminals. Violent and cunning, the police never managed to catch him through criminal channels: witnesses evaporated, bioavailed, had accidents... or were even killed....! He was arrested because he didn't pay taxes on the few legal businesses!This case made the local police and, later, after World War II, the police at the international level in Europe, Asia and Saharan Africa, to always adopt two fronts against organized crime: criminal weaknesses and fiscal weaknesses!A recent national example was in Brazil: crimes of corruption and draining public money were caught not by testimonies but by tracking illicit enrichment and suspicious financial transactions. The Brazilian state oil company was vampirized. The spilled blood-money trail led to the vampires of that company.The basis of this successful course of action was the increase in digital recorded transactions and greater cooperation between financial companies. The increased exchange of information pulls everyone into this tax network!However, in this tax network, there was a hole: Bitcoin! Bitcoin, with blockchain technology, allows high commercial transactions, calculated in the traditional financial market model, which can be used for anything without falling into this inspection mesh.Bitcoin operations are now being taxed. In the beginning they weren't! It was just a digital conversion of values ??with an automated receipt and delivery guarantee at the ends. There was no social, credit, debit, bank or address card number. Just a contract and email address. If you're not transacting with national currencies, then you didn't even need identification, you just had to pay with bitcoin at another electronic address without any human characteristics!In the last three years, the increase in terrorism, the increase in cybercrime, the increase in tax evasion by companies has caused many tax agencies to try, in vain, to find the money trail!Without unified cooperation of countries, it could not be traced!In 1998, Meet Joe Black, with Antony Hopkins and Brad Pitt, tells the tightly tangled story of death, passing through a human being, to understand humanity's attachment to life. He chose the character of Antony Hopkins who, at one point, speaks to death: "Neither you nor the taxman can the man get rid of!". It alludes to a 1928 US government campaign on tax evasion!In the film, death, at first arrogant, understands that it is normal for humanity to manipulate, make up and stretch the truth for survival. Little by little, this thought disappears given the character of his assistant and of an unexpected romance with his daughter, a vivid character by Clair Forlani.As in the phrase, the tax man caught whoever needed it, Joe taught his rivals a lesson and fell in love with a mortal! He gave you Parrish's birthday party so he could settle all the scores on earth. The movie ends with them leaving Earth. It's worth seeing, the film has a huge emotional focus and it really makes you review some of your own attitudes!As in the movie, now the G7 wants to surcharge all cryptocurrency transactions: from mines to end-investor!It wants to put in bureaucratic mechanisms so that, at each stage of the process, the citizen is identified and has to, in any form, always declare the movement in cryptocurrencies!Indeed, cryptocurrencies are in the middle of the discussion about the deepweb and cybercrimes. It is also in the middle of the national discussion of sovereignty and financial warfare.But then, turn all investors into criminals, or criminal suspects...Bitcoin is suffering from a global distrust, thanks to China and the United States - in addition to the tesla boy -, but also because fake tokens, ponzi schema-type transactions, hidden fees that lead to losses for small investors and brokers are proliferating that does not have the financial volume backing to carry out the operations they do!In other words, in the eyes of the normal world, investors are either victims in the cryptocurrency trade, or they are deceivers, or cyber criminals.I don't know you dear reader, but I'm none of those things and I think it's quite unfair to be overcharged!As in the movie Death, despite the love, he did the job of taking Parish, no matter who it hurts, whatever happens, at the appointed time!If there's one relentless thing in this world it's taxes: formerly kings took houses and cut off heads, now democratic governments do the same. The difference? The good of society!There is no doubt that tax money must be paid, as it is the collectivity of this money that allows the government to publicly invest in things.The problem is that these features are not always so well applied. And always more collection allows more money who knows to do, truly, what...?!???You, the national taxpayer, will be, with bitcoin, also an international taxpayer.....in the same way as the physical multinationals will be surcharged internationally!We can't escape death or taxes: we can run away or delay, but at some point, in the case of taxes, the letter will come charging!As for death, as for life span, the future belongs to God, or to some other deity you believe in!Death at least is more honest!