I argue that it must be stopped in its tracks right now for two reasons: It has potential to undermine the monetary systems of poorer nations, in essence (re-)

I argue that it must be stopped in its tracks right now for two reasons: It has potential to undermine the monetary systems of poorer nations, in essence (re-)colonialising them on the currency front It has the potential to destroy decades of efforts in achieving monetary transparency and fighting money laundry on a global scale. Even though some of the more libertarian minded contributors here seem to think that fighting money laundry is a bad thing I can assure you that it's not. In addition I'm a bit flummoxed about the trust you seem to have in Facbook and they doing the right thing. A trust which is absolutely not warranted when I look at the short and dirty history and the constant lies and evasions of this company.