We’re so back

Amazing that he doesn’t realize that the debt is a feature, not a bug. View quoted note →

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This crash must be a sign that the big print is coming soon

Sell Bitcoin for what exactly? Goytokens? Goyshares? Goyrocks?

Mike Benz on Rogan was actually pretty good. He simultaneously went deep into crazy shit like Epstein and Iran-Contra, but also had more sober takes about the blackmail and wasn’t afraid to say “I don’t know.” Joe thankfully didn’t talk that much and asked good questions. Ex: if word ever got out about a SINGLE instance of Epstein blackmailing, his whole brand would be over. Nobody would keep coming to him for deals. Benz is the first person I’ve ever heard say that.

Maybe Wall St never cared about the debasement trade, that was just a narrative to sell to the goys, and they only ever care about the momentum trade. Makes sense given that their time preference is compressed down to at most one quarter or even one month.

The AI agents are going to need their own LinkedIn soon. Looking forward to cringe AI jobs posts and hilarious resume inflation.

Keith Knight is the most underrated libertarian. Imagine Scott Horton, but dedicated to WW2. He has an encyclopedic mind and is unapologetically incisive, yet still polite. This new chat about Churchill is destructive to the “necessary war”. He also debated mainstream WW2 warhawk James Holland and completely overwhelmed and embarrassed him, despite being around half James’ age too. Keith is super based and cutting, but somehow not an asshole. His knowledge is just too comprehensive to counter and speaks for itself.

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This is a bad week to be a total pizzagate denialist.

Remember when we thought we wouldn’t really get a bear market because we didn’t really get a bull market. Good times.

Full reserve banks being de facto outlawed is quite telling.

When your country is swarmed by foreign bodies and then your governance structure and resource allocation are changed to accommodate them at your expense, that’s called an invasion. But no, you’d rather say “Hey man it’s bad and stuff, but we can’t risk doing anything about it because there might be some blowback, just be chill about it, maybe it’ll work out.”

It’s not checkmate yet, but your king is in check. Inaction is not a viable plan. You have to take action to expel as many migrants as possible, even though there are absolutely some serious risks with that plan. If inaction becomes the plan, out of fear of tradeoffs or a Pyrrhic victory, you won’t have any country or rights left anyway. View quoted note →

It’s easy to virtue signal and call someone a bootlicker when you have enough to flee to El Salvador…while your pleb fans will have to stay with the all the migrants.

What a tragedy—and a reflection of how far society has drifted from the truth—that Milton Friedman is praised in popular culture as a free-market economist, despite not even being one, while the genuine free-market economists, Mises and Rothbard, remain largely unknown.