One thing is certain. Trump is unlikely to prioritize Muslim immigrants ahead of the others, as the Democrats have been doing for the last 8 years. Look at the Syrian refugee resettlement in USA.

http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/patrick-goodenough/administration-nears-syria-refugee-goal-05-christian-982-sunni

Just 0.6% of the approved refugees from Syria are non-Sunni Muslim, although Sunnis are least likely to face any religious discrimination in Syria. Religious groups such Yazidis and Assyrians, who have been targeted severely by the ISIS have been completely excluded from the refugee program till now. This situation is going to change.

Climate change will destroy the agricultural sector in the Central Valley. Already, the state is facing a severe drought, and the situation is likely to escalate in the future. Also, the water-rich Northern California is heavily Republican, and they are unlikely to support the secession.

What will you do, if the exchange rates crash? There is no guarantee that they will go up forever. And how can you be so sure that it is going to replace the fiat currency? In the best case, both fiat and BTC will co-exist. There is no chance of BTC replacing fiat, at least for the next 50 years.

There is no doubt that Bitcoin is slowly expanding its user-base. But the new users who get attracted to Bitcoin right now are very different from those we had in 2011 and 2012. Now most of the new users are profit-oriented. They want 1,000% or 2,000% returns in a matter of few months. But the users from 2011 and 2012 were mostly using Bitcoin for ideological purposes.

When Satoshi Nakamoto created Bitcoin, the real intention was for Bitcoin to become this "magic pill". He hoped that Bitcoin will end the exploitation by the banking cartels. Still a long way to go, but if Bitcoin becomes popular, then it is going to be very bad for the banksters.

Bitcoin is used for illegal activities by some. There is no doubt about it. But what makes Bitcoin different from the other payment methods is that, in the early days Bitcoin was very heavily used for the trade of drugs and weapons from dark market sites such as Silk Road and BMR. The other payment processors were used for illegal trade only after they got established themselves.

Singapore is one of the most Bitcoin-friendly countries. Switzerland is another one. The government tolerates the use of Bitcoins. On the other hand, a guy was detained in France after a policeman heard him uttering the word "Bitcoin".

Renzi is to Italy what Angela Merkel is to Germany. Berlusconi was a crook and a womanizer. Yet, he was always against any plans to replace the native Italians with Muslims from the Maghreb and the Middle-east. Berlo was a hundred times better than Renzi.

Drug dealers are just the symptom. Still, you are refusing to look at the real reason why this violence occur. Unless you improve the education levels, literacy and reduce poverty, the violence is not going to cease. And the only viable measure to end the menace of drug peddlers is to legalize and regulate soft-drugs.

California will not be able to exist as an independent country. If they secede from the United States, then the only viable option for them is to merge with Mexico (even Arizona and New Mexico can try this). The local economy will disintegrate if they remain as an independent nation.

In my opinion, nowadays most of the religions are playing a negative role in the society. They are slowing down progress and by trying to increase the number of adherents (through banning family planning.etc), they are harming the planet.

This is most probably a fake news. It is not possible to use dogs in this manner, no matter how highly trained they are. What if the dogs run back to the ISIS command post rather than exploding near the frontline?

Contrary to what you have posted, I believe that we are well past the "beginning phase". And also, the current exchange rates are significantly lower than the peak price of $1,261 per coin, which was achieved almost three years back. So I am more doubtful about the future.

The election of Donald Trump as the POTUS will definitely have its effect, albeit a smaller one. For example, he is more likely than Hillary to allow Bitcoin exchanges and other businesses to operate legally. This can increase the user base of Bitcoins in the United States, thereby increasing the exchange rate.

Trading is not a risk-free method. You must remember that when someone is earning coins through trading, someone else is losing a similar amount. If you are unlucky, then you can lose all your savings in trading.

It is not going to happen. Unless you engage in any criminal activity (such as pedophilia or drug smuggling), the Caribbean governments will not divulge the details of your business to anyone. And without these details, you can't be prosecuted.

I don't think so. For me carrying physical cash is not only risky, but also inconvenient. On the other hand, I can make Bitcoin payments from my mobile phone in a matter of few seconds. It is convenient, and risk-free.

It is possible to purchase real estate using Bitcoins through Bitpremier. Try their site:

https://www.bitpremier.com/

A lot of listings are available from various countries and regions. And Bitpremier is not the only one. There are a few other real estate agents out there, who accept BTC.

First of all, it depends upon the amount of money which you have in hand. If you are having only a very small amount of money with you, then it makes no sense to further divide it.

If gambling websites are illegal in your country, then you can set up one in a different country, where it is permitted. Nowadays, it is quite easy to setup businesses and bank accounts in many foreign nations. Try the Caribbean nations, such as Dominica, Antigua, Grenada.etc.