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Jeremy M. Boles
jboles@iris.to
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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.
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jboles 1 year ago
I don't know how I never saw this. This video of this Canadian actress is insane. It's sad, but it seems these people are a unique combination of quite unintelligent mixed with what very well could be some horrible form of demonic spiritual blindness that affects their entire worldview. Or, who knows... Maybe I'm reading into it too much. Maybe the neurotoxins in vaccines just lower IQ when they happen to travel towards brain / body parts related to cognitive function.
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jboles 1 year ago
These underground cities are carved from soft volcanic stone and many are connected with each other by narrow tunnels. There are more than 36 underground cities in the Cappadocia, Turkey region. The Underground Cities of Kaymakli and Derinkuyu are the most popular and most visited ones. The largest, Derinkuyu, dates back to the 8th century B.C. As an example, Derinkuyu was rediscovered and stumbled upon completely by chance, by a local inhabitant while renovating his house in 1963. It is believed that the underground city was originally built as a shelter by early Christian communities to help protect from invasions and raids. And eventually, since they were not to be seen from above, for the later Christian community to escape from the pressure and persecution of the Roman Empire and Muslim-Arabs, particularly between 780 and 1180 B.C.
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jboles 1 year ago
What in the world?! This will probably seem dumb, but how do simply upload multiple photos to one post here? While I have done it a few months ago, it was difficult. And now today, I simply can't do it. Why? What do I need to do exactly? I'm currently using Primal, but also tried it on Iris and Snort. Failed. Any and all help / details appreciated.
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jboles 1 year ago
Hey, do you guys remember all those fake, propaganda videos from China showing hundreds of people supposedly dropping dead while walking down the street from "Covid-19" before they even knew they were sick and could even make it to a hospital? And then the videos of government welders welding people inside their own apartment complexes. You know, the videos that produced the underlying fake fear here in America that greatly enabled the totalitarian restrictions and lock downs from government workers / psychopaths? That would have have been hilarious if wasn't so evil!
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jboles 2 years ago
Correct. Apparently, the only field these self-proclaimed “experts” have ever possessed actual expertise in is their controlling, destructive, and illogical statist ideology. image
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jboles 2 years ago
"Bitcoin can mean different things to different people. To me, it represents a personal fight for freedom. Having lived in a country where basic freedoms were suppressed, Bitcoin holds a special significance for me. My family left Ukraine, which was then a part of the Soviet Union, in 1989. There, prices were fixed, capital was controlled, information was censored, people were routinely and arbitrarily jailed, and the government set exchange rates that hid the truth of the ever-devaluing ruble. The economy was failing to supply basic goods. Many people lived in tiny apartments with three generations of family members. A pair of jeans could cost you a month's salary. If you ever saw a line forming at a store, you would stand in it regardless of what was being offered that day because you would purchase anything you could and exchange it on the black market for what you needed. Although I was lucky to receive a high-quality high school and university education after immigrating to the United States, I was unaware of the role of monetary policy in shaping Soviet society until I started learning about Bitcoin at the age of 35. I asked my parents about what happened to our money when we left the Soviet Union. What I learned shocked me. When my family left the Soviet Union, the government only allowed us to exchange $100 per person at their fixed ruble exchange rate. The street value of these rubles was almost nothing, so we took what little we could, along with suitcases of trinkets, to sell on our way to America. This was an example of the ugly face of capital controls: we could leave the country, but we had to start over. Our money wasn't really ours. I discovered this problem wasn't unique to the Soviet Union. It continues to happen all over the world today. By controlling the flows of capital, governments can effectively control their population, preventing the free movement of people to better jurisdictions and censoring people by cutting off their ties with financial services. Bitcoin fixes this. Bitcoin makes money truly portable and difficult to censor, giving people a real bargaining chip against their leaders for the first time in history. If only my family had access to Bitcoin when fleeing the Soviet Union, we could have left with our wealth intact." https://go.swanbitcoin.com/index.php/email/emailWebview?md_id=2906&email=ODc1LVhLUS02MzQAAAGQM_Vs8x1ZU4OBV_CL-LdkwVJua1pthy3wbJdJnG_OraACCGbnekIRV-EIUEgLxmjpZtbENE--ihGfHsjJU_Ch0y2U8PG5UGOg
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jboles 2 years ago
When was the last time we had states that were removing Presidential candidates from the ballot? Abraham Lincoln. What did that eventually result in? Civil War.
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jboles 2 years ago
The highlights / important details of this incident seem to be: -Three teens, ages 17, 18, and 18, that happened to have black skin, surprise attacked a 53 year old man that happened to have white skin as he departed a Kroger in Columbus, Ohio -The three teens beat him to death while laughing and having fun -The attack did not stop until another nearby random citizen with a gun noticed and stopped them
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jboles 2 years ago
DeSantis is pretty great. This sounds pretty accurate. #GrowNostr image
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jboles 2 years ago
The insanity of some...image #GrowNostr
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jboles 2 years ago
I'd like to read this new release from Tom Woods. It's nice to see that someone highlighted the unthinkable absurdities that humanity dealt with as horribly wrong and unintelligent self described "experts" ruined our world. It would be interesting to revisit the psychotic reactions from around the U.S. and world, and see just what crazy reactions I may have even missed at the time.
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jboles 2 years ago
"Yep. Bitcoin holders believe in it. We believe it’s the future of money. We aren’t holding out for Bitcoin at $40K or $50K. We are holding out for Bitcoin at $1 million, because we fully expect it will happen." - Wendi Morris Farmer #GrowNostr #Nostr image
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jboles 2 years ago
Purple to Pittsburgh: I delivered this Purple RestorePremier to some cool guy in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania this past Monday. He had an excellent view of the city. This mini road trip gave me the opportunity to check out the stunning views from the West End Overlook again and to also revisit the original 1933 Primanti Bros. location downtown. The Primanti Bros. are the huge ‘slaw and fresh-cut fry filled sandwich makers. Set right alongside where the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers combine to form the Ohio River, Pittsburgh definitely has a visually stunning layout. And although I'm not really in the area often, I've nearly made it a personal requirement to stop at Primanti Bros. whenever near Pittsburgh. Bella enjoyed the views and her half of the gigantic sandwich, as well. #GrowNostr #Nostr
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jboles 2 years ago
This has always been a thing. Particularly with those seeking positions of prestige, popularity, and / or authority. But it's rampant today and has been steadily increasing the past 5 - 8 years. And seems to have even inflicted many more of the masses. #GrowNostr image