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It's disappointing when people argue that bombs are a distraction from Epstein when the monetary system is undergoing a generational shift. It demonstrates unsophistocated thinking. Epstein was a way for the power brokers to ensure their priorities got done. But the need for that lever is passing. The priority now is making sure events transpire in such a way that people embrace a new monetary system that is certain to make them poor and surveilled. But of course the power brokers would rather the public be arguing over a whole slate of other topics: gendered bathrooms, trannies in libraries, blm riots, ICE, the Jews. The war. You know the list. Meanwhile, the noose is being tied. There is only way way out of this, and that's death. 😃 You thought I was going to say bitcoin. What is being done to you is diabolical. Redemption in Christ is the only thing that can ever free you from the purgatory that is this world. That's the thing to pursue. That's why I don't worry about the stuff they think they can do to us. It can't beat me. They can't beat me. I don't belong to them. It doesn't mean that I don't make efforts to protect my family in the here and now, but even that is a vapor. They will be better off if their souls are prepared for eternity. So even as I buy bitcoin as often as possible and use it to buy things I think will help my family, I remember I am not meant for this place and am really preparing for something much, much better.

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It's strange that I'm not seeing reports of widespread deaths inside Iran.

He's not wrong.

Ray Dalio Says

Ray Dalio argued that gold remains the top safe-haven asset, citing limited central bank support for Bitcoin and concerns about privacy and quantum...

Of course they are.

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I'll be curious to see if AI deflation turns out to be a real thing.

Let it defend itself...no, wait... View quoted note →