Cody Wilson Creates Controversy Again With Dark Wallet for Bitcoin

University of Central Arkansas (UCA) alumnus Cody Wilson creates controversy again with his latest rebel aspiration Dark Wallet. Prior to being named a premiere anarchist in the digital arena by international media Wilson was a prominent student government figure. In 2010 he graduated with honors from UCA with an English degree. While Wilson was on campus he was a Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity member and the executive president of Student Government Association.

In 2013 this 26-year-old anarchist made headlines with the Liberator, which is a 3D gun he designed. The Liberator is made mostly of plastic materials but created a controversy within the government. Wilson’s 3D gun project designs were originally posted online but at the request of the State Department were later removed. Before removal, however, the blueprints were downloaded in excess of 100,000 times.

The 3D gun, which was named the FP-45 Liberator pistol, is a symbol of government resistance. The FP-45 is a pistol that was designed for mass production during World War II. Wilson continues to create controversy as a leading proponent of crypto-anarchism, this time with Bitcoin.

According to Wired magazine, Wilson is one of the most dangerous people in the world. He is broadly anarchist with an anti-state philosophy, but considers himself to …click HERE to continue reading