This looks like an interesting, cool, and thoughtful release from Jack Lloyd:
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/voluntaryist-suit-saga-one#/
Jeremy M. Boles
jboles@iris.to
npub1027r...pxpt
I enjoy a wide variety of interests. I particularly like the summer sun, listening to music, attending concerts, engaging in just enough gardening to harvest a few organic vegetables, spending time with my dog Bella, canoeing, target shooting, exploring new places and capturing them in photos and / or short video clips, alternatively just hanging out at or completing work at home, philosophy, theology, reading and research, road trips, decentralized finance / Bitcoin, decentralized social media / NOSTR, discussing and / or supporting human and Constitutional rights, displaying and maintaining indoor plants, relaxing while fishing, and riding my motorcycle. I regularly enjoy listening to The Survival Podcast, Bitcoin Breakout, and The Tom Woods Show. I also sometimes listen to The Eric Metaxas Show.
Lol. I did personally verify this. The numbers may not be EXACT, but they are a very close and accurate representation.
#GrowNostr

This is an essential podcast episode containing relevant, imperative, yet rarely discussed information to help the average person truly understand the deeper, historical, and spiritual friction between Israel, Hamas, and the majority of the Muslim / Arab world. One can't understand the situation if one doesn't first understand this. Traditional media certainly won't discuss it.
The Eric Metaxas Show with Michael Wilkerson.
#GrowNostr


Michael Wilkerson - The Eric Metaxas Show
Michael Wilkerson Founder of Stormwall Advisors stops by the studio to discuss the crisis in Israel among other things
#GrowNostr


I don't believe I posted or stated anything about the attack on the innocent civilians of Israel that occurred on October 7th. However, I have been soaking up an immense amount of information, history, and particularly video footage ever since. I must say, unfortunately, I think a significant enough number of Arabs living within the area known the as the Gaza Strip within Israel's land (about the size of St. Louis, Missouri) have probably initiated enough aggression against innocent Israeli citizens that the people of Israel must corral and force these initiators of aggression out of the land of Israel and into any of the dozens of neighboring Arab / Muslim nations that more closely align with their own worldview. You can't simply spend all of your time and energy defending from increasingly violent attacks all day. The culture, mindset, and worldview of the Arabs living within Israel just may be a lost cause. This obviously does happen from time to time throughout history. Some segments of humans choose dangerous, harmful, and false worldviews that wreak havoc on the innocent. It's one thing when the mindset is a minority within a large group. It's quite another when that violent and false mindset has become the dominating worldview of most within the group.
#GrowNostr
Le·gal In·sur·rec·tion |
More Hamas Atrocities Documented, Strongly Supported By Palestinians and Ignored By Western Feminists
Survey by Palestinian polling firm shows 75% support for October 7 massacre. Defeating Hamas is just the first step if there ever is to be peace. P...
Interesting. This is a direct link to an archived ABC article co-authored by former ABC National Security Journalist, James Harden Meek, that reads, "That hoax story was promoted by a network of Russian social media accounts and ultimately picked up by popular alt-right personalities in the United States, including Mike Cernovich, one of the leading voices in the debunked 'Pizzagate' conspiracy theory."
Next, within my comment section below you will find a fairly recent link showing James Harden Meek admitted to and was sent to prison for various instances of possessing and sending child pornography. One website even claimed there were texts of him attempting to meet for raping toddlers. I did not take the time to attempt to verify the texts, specifically. But believe him, Pizzagate and the surrounding coded emails, crazy disgusting paintings, live music shows, Instagram posts of sick captions with babies / toddlers in gross situations, were either a complete coincidence and / or was completely false. Even all the archived and proven screenshots. You can take him and his journalist chums word for it. Ironic.


ABC News
Behind #SyriaHoax and the Russian propaganda onslaught
Apparently, food code words such as "pizza", "hotdog", and "spaghetti", aren't exclusive to the Podesta family, Comet Pizza owners, and some of those within both the Obama and Clinton Administration. Weird. At least this provides a great example of there still being some good government workers out there. Unless it's more of a goal / protocol / unspoken rule to actually punish those of more average / normal wealth and / or career to take focus away from those within their "inner circle"? Hope not. Doubt it. Probably just a good, legit capture. But why no Epstein clients? Why did government workers not officially investigate the extremely odd pizza and spaghetti emails from those in federal government positions? Weird. Potentially dangerous for us as a nation.
On a side-note, I found it quite ironic and suspect that my "Gateway Pundit" search results when searching for this particular horrific event provided a Wikipedia entry with the first sentence saying near verbatim, "Gateway Pundit is a far-right publication releasing falsehoods, conspiracy theories, and disinformation."
The leftist propaganda in this nation far surpasses sad and disgraceful when they're even hating on journalists that will actually cover important issues extending past the superficial political and into the depths of morality and legality.
#GrowNostr

The Gateway Pundit
Texas A&M University Employee Arrested on Child Pornography Charges, FBI Uncovers Use of "PIZZA" as Code Word in Chats | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft
A Texas A&M University (TAMU) employee, Clinton Harnden, has been arrested by the FBI on charges related to child pornography.

#GrowNostr


Quite surprising for Ohio on Issue 1.
The question is, did voting and the overall poll system function properly and fairly or was today another occurrence similar to Biden’s stolen fake “win”?
Regardless, society can never legitimately “legalize” immorality. No matter if it is 1641 or 2023, inhumane and wicked things like possessing other innocent humans as property and murdering extremely young innocent humans will both always clearly be wrong and immoral for the man decent and wise enough to discern. No matter how many delusional and depraved individuals imagine and wish it to be otherwise.
In other news, it’s nice to see that other, older innocent humans will no longer be placed in cages because they possess and enjoy a plant.
One step forward, two steps back. Humanity still has an immense trek forward towards progress…
#GrowNostr
#GrowNostr


"People need to be aware of the dangerous mindsets these ideologies are fueling. Remember the 41 year old man, Shannon Brandt in North Dakota who ran over an 18 year old kid because he falsely claimed the kid was a 'right wing extremist'? Remember the 21 year old 'non-binary' Robert Eugene who targeted patriotic families at the 4th of July Highland Park parade? These individuals all have a clear hatred, fueled by certain groups' specific talking points. Mix these dangerous hateful messages with unstable individuals and this is the devastating consequence. This is something we all need to be aware of. Hiding from the truth is called censorship, and we already have enough of that, which is making these problems worse, not better. Truth matters."
#GrowNostr


My selected highlights from this excellent article. Please note: This was written in 2019. It is now 2023. Almost 2024.
“Often the experts are not experts at all…
…As Vijay Boyapati explained on Stephan Livera’s podcast, 'establishment economists deride the fact that bitcoin is volatile, as if you can go from something that didn’t exist to a stable form of money overnight; it’s completely ludicrous.' What happens between adoption waves is the natural function of price discovery as the market converges on a new equilibrium, which is never static. In bitcoin hype cycles, the rise, fall, stabilization and rise again is almost rhythmic. It is also naturally explained by speculative fear, followed by accumulation of fundamental knowledge and the addition of incremental infrastructure. Rome wasn’t built in a day; in bitcoin, volatility and price discovery are core to the process…
…While bitcoin will continue to steal share in the global competition for store of value because of its superior monetary properties, the function of an economy is to accumulate capital that actually makes our lives better, not money. Money is merely the economic good that allows for coordination to accumulate that capital. Because bitcoin is a fundamentally better form of money, it will gain purchasing power relative to inferior monetary assets (and monetary substitutes) and increasingly take market share in the economic coordination function, despite being less functional as a transactional currency today…
…Bitcoin will also likely induce the de-financialization of the global economy, but it will neither eliminate financial assets nor real assets…
…While failure is a possibility and significant drawdowns are an inevitability, each day that bitcoin doesn’t fail, its survival becomes more and more likely (Lindy Effect). And over time, as bitcoin’s value and liquidity increase due to its fundamental strengths, its purchasing power will also increase in terms of real goods, but as its purchasing power represents a larger and larger share of the economy, its volatility relative to other assets will proportionally decrease…
…The End Game
Bitcoin will become a transactional currency over time but in the interim, it would be far more logical to spend a depreciating asset (dollars, euro, yen, gold) and save an appreciating asset (bitcoin). Establishment economists and central bankers really struggle with this one; but I digress. On bitcoin’s path to full monetization, store of value must come as a logical first order and bitcoin has proven to be an incredible store of value despite its volatility. As adoption matures, volatility will naturally fall, and bitcoin will increasingly become a medium of direct exchange.
Consider the person or business that would demand bitcoin in direct exchange for goods and services. This person or business collectively represent those that have first determined that bitcoin will hold its value over a particular time horizon. If one did not believe in the fundamental demand case for bitcoin as a store of value, why would they trade real-world goods and services in return? Bitcoin will transition to a transactional currency only as its liquidity gradually shifts from other monetary asset to goods and services which will occur along the path to mass adoption. It will not be a flash cut or a binary process. On a more standard path, adoption fuels infrastructure and infrastructure fuels adoption. Transactional infrastructure is already being built but more material investment will only be prioritized as a sufficient number of individuals first adopt bitcoin as a store of wealth.
Ultimately, bitcoin’s lack of a price stability mandate and fixed supply will continue to result in near-term volatility but will drive long-term price stability. It is the literal opposite model pursued by Mark Carney of the BOE, the ECB (and its twitter account), the Federal Reserve, and the Bank of Japan. And, it is why bitcoin is antifragile; there are no bailouts and it’s a market devoid of moral hazard, which drives maximum accountability and long-term efficiency. Central banks manage currencies to mute short-term volatility, which creates the instability that leads to long-term volatility. Volatility in bitcoin is the natural function of monetary adoption and this volatility ultimately strengthens the resilience of the bitcoin network, driving long-term stability. Variation is information.”


Bitcoin is Not Too Volatile | Satoshi Nakamoto Institute
Volatility in bitcoin is the natural function of monetary adoption and this volatility ultimately strengthens the resilience of the bitcoin network...
"Never in the history of the world had it been possible to transfer value between distant peoples without relying on a trusted intermediary, such as a bank or government. In 2008 Satoshi Nakamoto, whose identity is still unknown, published a 9 page solution to a long-standing problem of computer science known as the Byzantine General’s Problem. Nakamoto’s solution and the system he built from it—Bitcoin—allowed, for the first time ever, value to be quickly transferred, at great distance, in a completely trustless way. The ramifications of the creation of Bitcoin are so profound for both economics and computer science that Nakamoto should rightly be the first person to qualify for both a Nobel prize in Economics and the Turing award.
For an investor the salient fact of the invention of Bitcoin is the creation of a new scarce digital good—bitcoins. Bitcoins are transferable digital tokens that are created on the Bitcoin network in a process known as 'mining'. Bitcoin mining is roughly analogous to gold mining except that production follows a designed, predictable schedule. By design, only 21 million bitcoins will ever be mined and most of these already have been—approximately 16.8 million bitcoins have been mined at the time of writing. Every four years the number of bitcoins produced by mining halves and the production of new bitcoins will end completely by the year 2140....
...Even if Bitcoin were not to become a fully fledged global money and were simply to compete with gold as a non-sovereign store of value, it is currently massively undervalued. Mapping the market capitalization of the extant above-ground gold supply (approximately 8 trillion dollars) to a maximum Bitcoin supply of 21 million coins gives a value of approximately $380,000 per bitcoin. As we have seen in prior sections, for the attributes that make a monetary good suitable as a store of value, Bitcoin is superior to gold along every axis except for established history. As time passes and the Lindy effect takes hold, established history will no longer be a competitive advantage for gold. Thus, it is not unreasonable to expect that Bitcoin will approach, and perhaps surpass, gold’s market capitalization in the next decade. A caveat to this thesis is that a large fraction of gold’s capitalization comes from central banks holding it as a store of value. For Bitcoin to achieve or surpass gold’s capitalization, some participation by nation-states will be necessary."


The Bullish Case for Bitcoin | Satoshi Nakamoto Institute
[T]he bullish case for Bitcoin is compelling but far from obvious.
Great conversation between Eric and Dinesh D'Souza on the The Eric Metaxas Radio Show. I'm looking forward to watching the film.
https://rumble.com/v3pzopd-dinesh-dsouza-police-state.html
#GrowNostr
Yet another superb article from Ian Huyett at Staseōs.
#GrowNostr
https://www.staseos.net/post/alternative-infrasucturue-is-not-enough
This looks excellent. Well, horrible, but excellent. It causes me to wonder who in the world are the scumbags that simply follow these types of orders? If you have a job / boss that is requesting you do things like this and is threatening your termination if you don't follow scummy orders, quit the scummy job and instead get a respectable job. The foot soldiers / stormtroopers are indeed the strength. In both numbers and physical strength. Similar to what Larken Rose once said, if there are aren't any order followers remaining to carry out the scummy orders, it's just a crazy psychopath standing alone yelling commands into the wind. Don't harm or infringe on someone's rights unless that person has clearly harmed another individual. Certainly don't do it just because some scumbag told you to do it.
https://rumble.com/v3mjtry-police-state-trailer-new-dinesh-dsouza-movie.html
#GrowNostr
