Frens of #nostr, hang in there. 1 btc = 1 btc. Fiat and Government is still a scam. #bitcoin 🧡🐇🤌

Confirmed. You want to get ahead, you need to leave something behind and make some enemies. #nostr View quoted note →

GM #nostr 🧡🐇

Martin Luther’s journey in advocating for the separation of church and state is a pivotal chapter in history, marked by personal peril and theological challenges. His struggle during the early 16th century led him to hide under the pseudonym “Junker Jörg” at Wartburg Castle. This narrative has parallels today with movements aimed at separating money from state control, particularly through Bitcoin. Luther's emergence as a reformer was radical, critiquing the Catholic Church's authority, particularly regarding indulgences. In 1517, he famously pinned his Ninety-Five Theses to the church door in Wittenberg, igniting the Protestant Reformation. His writings quickly circulated, challenging the Church’s dominance over both spiritual and political realms. By 1521, Luther was summoned to the Diet of Worms to defend his views. His refusal to recant made him a target for persecution. Thanks to Frederick the Wise, Luther was taken to the safety of Wartburg Castle, where he adopted the name “Junker Jörg.” During this period, he translated the Bible into German, emphasizing that individuals should engage directly with scripture, free from ecclesiastical interpretation. His hiding was more than a mere necessity; it symbolized the struggle against the fusion of spiritual and political power. Today, Bitcoin represents a contemporary struggle for independence from state control over money. Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin’s creator, remains anonymous, mirroring Luther's concealment during a politically charged environment. By keeping his identity hidden, Nakamoto insulated Bitcoin from potential government scrutiny and backlash. Both figures embody the quest for autonomy, challenging centralized authority—be it religious or financial. David Chaum, a cryptographer, attempted to create an anonymous digital cash system called DigiCash in the late 1980s. Unlike Bitcoin, DigiCash depended on a central authority, which ultimately led to its failure. This outcome reflects the challenges Luther faced against the Church's monopolization of power. Both Luther and the #Bitcoin illustrate a profound desire for individual freedom from oppressive systems. Luther’s challenge to the Church’s authority laid the groundwork for future liberties, while Bitcoin seeks to redefine our relationship with money. Martin Luther’s fight for separation of church and state resonates with modern struggles for financial autonomy. The parallel of Nakamoto’s anonymity highlights the ongoing battle against centralized control. Both narratives showcase the enduring human spirit’s quest for independence, encouraging us to reflect on our relationship with power, faith, and money. #nostr

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“Leave the world behind.” Seen the movie?? 🍿 Pay special attention to the Kevin Bacon scene. It is worth #Gold. 🤌 #nostr View quoted note →

Der Schweiz blättert der Lack ab. Einst Ort für Stabilität in allen Bereichen. Jetzt geht es südwärts. Sozialismus keimt. Jobs verschwinden. Kriminalität blüht. Überall nur noch Einbrüche. Migrantengewalt hat Hochkonjunktur. Traurig. 😢 Da verweilt man doch lieber in Osteuropa. 🇨🇿🇵🇱🇸🇰🤌 #nostr

⚠️ In 2025, my bank account was frozen for the first time in my life. I was never informed of the reason. With this background, one can understand the functioning of fiat money a bit more quickly. Important points that are not taught in business school: Money in the bank is not your money. You automatically lend it with the deposit. The repayment agreements are arbitrarily formulated to your disadvantage; the bank can do whatever it wants with your money. A repayment is not guaranteed! In the event of a dispute, the legal foundations of a rule-of-law state do not apply. The regulation of the monetary economy operates under a shadow legal system that supersedes civil law. STUDY #BITCOIN 🧡🐇

GM #nostr. 💜 Seperation of money and state now! Crush the money monopoly. Study #bitcoin 🧡🐇

Natürlich scheint es durch die #bitcoin Brille aussichtslos und sehr schlecht bestellt um das einst schönste Land der Welt. Zu viel Porzellan wurde von deletantischen Versagern und Ideologen der sozialistischen Einheitsfront 💚❤️🖤♥️💛 aus den Altparteien zerschlagen, das Land wurde auf Jahrzehnte zurück geworfen. Wohlstand würde systematisch zerstört, das Geld der Steuerzahler in aller Welt verschenkt, Risikobereitschaft von Unternehmern bekämpft. Der Ketchup ist raus aus der Flasche. Es wäre naiv, zu glauben, eine Alice Weidel könnte alles wieder in 6 Monaten richten, das wird auf keinen Fall passieren, auch nicht bei einer gewonnen Wahl. Dennoch bete ich für alle Deutschen, die sich einen wahren Wechsel mit richtigen Reformen wünschen. (Gemeint sind nicht 360 Grad Reformen und Hoffnungsspeck 🥓 von Annalenchen.) Die #AfD sehe ich als kleinstes Übel aller wählbaren Parteien, Frau Weidel hat zumindest wirtschaftliches Sachverständnis, das einer einst führenden Industrienation helfen kann. Im übrigen kenne ich viele hart arbeitende Einwanderer, die gerne blau wählen. Die 3 Landtagswahlen werden spannend. 💙 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙 #nostr

🚨 Alerta, Alerta. Klimaneutrale Atombomben jetzt! Für Gendergerechtigkeit und weniger CO2 Ausstoss! Die grüne Idee lebt! 💚✊ View quoted note →

@UNCLE ROCKSTAR or bust 🐇🧡 View quoted note →

Ich begrüsse die Aktion Trumps, die woke Bewegung abzuwickeln. Jedoch wo führt er den Staat gerade hin? In einen Orwellschen Überwachungsbukkake? 👀 “Neben Social Media: Was wird noch verlangt? Auch deutlich umfangreichere persönliche Daten werden künftig abgefragt. Dazu gehören alle Telefonnummern des Reisenden der vergangenen fünf Jahre sowie die E-Mail-Adressen der vergangenen zehn Jahre. Darüber hinaus werden detaillierte Angaben zu Familienmitgliedern verlangt. Dazu zählen Geburtsdaten, Anschriften sowie Telefonnummern.” #nostr or bust

“The majority of the population has given up; they don't believe anything can change because that would require more than just complaining. It would mean getting up from the sofa and stopping the Netflix propaganda. That's already too high a price for most people; no one wants to give up the comfort of their sofa.” View quoted note →