That book sounds interesting. Does it talk about the concept of "trustless" finance? Because that always seemed like a self-contradictory approach to money/trade.
Clinton bombed a pharmaceutical factory on the suspicion that it was being used to manufacture bioweapons. Even if it were, it was still a war crime. But it probably wasn't, and many suspected Clinton of deliberately killing people to distract from his infidelity scandal. That's what most people think of when they hear "Clinton war crimes."
That book sounds interesting. Does it talk about the concept of "trustless" finance? Because that always seemed like a self-contradictory approach to money/trade.