Tucker is such a gentleman

“Aluminum every time, heavy metals every time”

So what's the potential solution to this problem because there are genuine instances where short term credit would increase productivity? Great article 🤝

As well as pushing back and making the voice of freedom heard, we must continue to build and use permissionless digital systems that protect identity. Their very existence stops the ultimate death of anonymity; their continued use restores the balance of power and builds resilient societies. View article →

Lots to think about here and would definitely want a deeper dive on the sovereign computing aspect as I think that's probably the most vulnerable part of the sovereignty stack atm and also the most difficult to build. Great work as always bro 🔥💯

The most powerful form of civil disobedience is not protest but the creation of conditions in which unjust authority simply cannot reach you. The Bitcoin network is that condition for money, Nostr is that condition for speech and identity and sovereign computing is that condition for thought. Together, they are the infrastructure of a life that does not require the state's permission to be lived. View article →

A story of vaccines, glysophate and inflation

The inevitable result of excessive money printing and monetary policy that turned homes into piggy banks coupled with private equity firms buying up real estate

Now we know what that moon mission was really about 😁

Bro I wonder how gruesome the dirt they have on him is because this is off the chain! 🙌🏻😂

There is always that slip of the tongue that always happens to let you know the real reasons behind some of these dystopian ideas

"Today, the public is overcome with a sense of alienation and powerlessness before a consolidated, post-ideological elite that seems almost entirely unresponsive to its concerns. The world is increasingly split not between left and right, but between high and low, which is why conservatives and liberals alike have embraced populism." Interesting...

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How Political Violence Failed in the 1990s

In 1992, the tiny, unincorporated village of Naples, Idaho became the ground zero of a national movement of far-right, anti-government activists an...

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The covid psyop for all of its disadvantages also helped me fully understand in a very big way just how much medicine has morphed into being more concerned with disease management and preserving pharma profits, than the wellbeing of the patients. A lot of the hospital protocols used during covid were responsible for more deaths than covid itself. I pity anyone who is yet to wake up to this reality. Good morning anon.