I really enjoyed doing this interview from BlockLeaders.
Here is a highlight:
"While these idiots are having a pissing contest, there is a ton of amazing innovations going on in the tech world that offers better governance solutions than what we have going on in government. If they want to make it a joke, have at it guys, enjoy. They are just bringing about their own demise.”
A further excerpt follows:
The singer-songwriter and founder of TatianaCoin and Crypto Media Hub talks to Paschal Keogh about liberty, guns, and Britney Spears.
“I love America more than any other country in the world and, exactly for this reason, I insist on the right to criticize her perpetually.” – James Baldwin
It’s February 1999. Bill Clinton is about to be acquitted by the US Senate on charges of Perjury and Obstruction of Justice. The impeachment of the US president has gripped the nation. The President’s wife Hillary has remained steadfastly by her husband’s side, even after he admitted to having an affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky. Fast forward eighteen years and Hillary was again defending her husband against a string of attacks from her fellow Presidential hopeful Donald Trump – himself no stranger to sexual misconduct allegations – who is determined to ruthlessly exploit any crack in the Clintons’ righteous facade.
The Lewinsky and Clinton affair will forever be associated with the stained dress that was the butt of so many jokes in the late nineties but a school girl’s outfit caught the public imagination as much as any other item of dress wear during that period. At the same time that Bill Clinton breathed a sigh of relief in the Senate that February, ingenue Britney Spears scaled the summit of the US charts with her debut single ‘…Baby One More Time’. Feminists who were angered by Clinton’s actions were further incensed by the video for Britney’s chart-topper, in which the then sixteen-year-old Spears gyrated around the hallway of a Catholic school in her uniform and pigtails.
For Tatiana Moroz, singer-songwriter and founder of the Tatiana Coin, the emergence of Britney Spears marked the death of music and the music industry. “I mean, Jesus, she was dancing about in her school uniform. Come on! How sleazy can you get? It was the start of the Disney Pop evolution in music. The arts are critical to the development of mankind, and they’ve been hijacked for a long time by this garbage music that says nothing about the soul.”
Check out the rest at: https://www.tatianamoroz.com/tatiana-moroz-mistress-of-dissent-by-paschal-keogh/