Hej Sverige!
Satellite.earth är en snygg lösning för en LN reddit stil community. Skriver ett första inlägg här så att vi kommer igång något iallafall. Jag heter Mattias Lindberg, jag blev något av en Bitcoin maxi detta året, men har varit intresserad av crypto generellt sedan 2014. Nostr och dess koppling med Lightning Network är något fantastiskt! Trevligt att träffa andra svenskar som har samma tänk.
Ni kan hitta mig på Nostr med denna public key:
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Senior Motion Designer Mattias Lindberg and founder of Fake Pilot. Bitcoiner, part of the resistance, biohacker, student of Austrian economy, zen and calisthenics.
I use Obsidian for journaling, todo, and as a second brain. Testing to post a short note from the Nostr Writer plugin with this message.
Me and my friend Jonathan in WTC 2000. "On top of the world!" #9-11
I used to follow more than 40 people on Nostr. Now only 3, not sure what happened?
Deleted Facebook and Instagram from my iPhone today.
Looking forward to #Bitcoin meetup in Stockholm tomorrow. Don’t really have friends into it (yet)!
Liberty - What Would Your Dollar Be Worth Without Her?
What was Wilson's Liberty Loan proclamation?
The Liberty Loan proclamation was a document issued by President Woodrow Wilson on April 18, 1918, calling on Americans to buy Liberty Bonds to help finance the war effort in World War I. The proclamation was issued just days before Liberty Loan Day, a nationwide campaign to sell bonds.
In the proclamation, Wilson described the war as a "great and terrible conflict" that was "testing the soul of the nation." He said that the United States needed to "mobilise all its resources," including its financial resources, to win the war.
Wilson urged Americans to "lend their money to their government" by buying Liberty Bonds. He said that the bonds were "a sacred trust" and that they would be used to "defend the freedom of the world."
The Liberty Loan proclamation was a success. Americans responded overwhelmingly to the call to buy bonds, and the campaign raised over $2 billion. The money raised from the Liberty Loans helped to finance the war effort and played a vital role in the Allied victory.
Here is an excerpt from the proclamation:
> "The second Liberty Loan gives the people of the United States an opportunity to lend their funds to their Government to sustain their country at war. The loan is a sacred trust. It will be used to defend the freedom of the world.
I urge all citizens to lend liberally to their Government. The loan is not a mere commercial transaction. It is an act of patriotism. It is an investment in the future peace and security of the world."
The Liberty Loan proclamation was a significant event in American history. It showed the power of the government to mobilize public support for a national cause. It also helped to solidify the idea of the United States as a global leader.
# When could the US federal reserve first print money?
The US Federal Reserve could not print money until 1913, when the Federal Reserve Act was passed. The Act created the Federal Reserve System, which is the central bank of the United States. The Federal Reserve has the authority to print money, but it does not do so directly. Instead, it creates money by buying US Treasury securities and other assets. When the Federal Reserve buys these assets, it increases the amount of money in the banking system.
The Federal Reserve can print money to meet the needs of the economy. For example, it can print money to help finance government spending or to stimulate the economy during a recession. However, the Federal Reserve must be careful not to print too much money, as this can lead to inflation.
The Federal Reserve first printed money in 1914, when it issued the first Federal Reserve notes. These notes were backed by gold, and they were the only legal tender in the United States. In 1933, the Federal Reserve stopped backing its notes with gold, and they became fiat currency, which means that they are not backed by any physical asset.
Today, the Federal Reserve is responsible for managing the US money supply and interest rates. It also provides loans to banks and other financial institutions. The Federal Reserve plays a vital role in the US economy, and its decisions can have a significant impact on the financial markets.
# So why did they use the Liberty Loan campaign and not just print the money for the war?
There are a few reasons why the US government chose to use the Liberty Loan campaign to finance World War I instead of just printing money.
* **Inflation:** Printing money can lead to inflation, which is a general increase in prices. This can make it difficult for people to afford basic necessities, and it can also lead to economic instability. The US government was concerned that printing too much money would cause inflation, so they chose to use the Liberty Loan campaign instead.
* **Public support:** The Liberty Loan campaign was a way for the US government to get public support for the war effort. By asking people to buy bonds, the government was able to show that the war was a shared sacrifice. This helped to build morale and unity among the American people.
* **Patriotism:** The Liberty Loan campaign was also a way to promote patriotism. By buying bonds, people were showing their support for their country and their willingness to do their part to win the war. This helped to create a sense of national unity and purpose.
* **Taxes:** The US government also raised money through taxes during World War I. However, the Liberty Loan campaign was seen as a more efficient way to raise money. Bonds could be sold to a wide range of people, including those who did not have a lot of money to spare. Taxes, on the other hand, are only paid by those who have a certain level of income.
The Liberty Loan campaign was a success, and it helped to finance the US war effort in World War I. However, it also set a precedent for the US government to print money to finance wars. This has been a controversial practice ever since, as it can lead to inflation and other economic problems.
What was Wilson's Liberty Loan proclamation?
The Liberty Loan proclamation was a document issued by President Woodrow Wilson on April 18, 1918, calling on Americans to buy Liberty Bonds to help finance the war effort in World War I. The proclamation was issued just days before Liberty Loan Day, a nationwide campaign to sell bonds.
In the proclamation, Wilson described the war as a "great and terrible conflict" that was "testing the soul of the nation." He said that the United States needed to "mobilise all its resources," including its financial resources, to win the war.
Wilson urged Americans to "lend their money to their government" by buying Liberty Bonds. He said that the bonds were "a sacred trust" and that they would be used to "defend the freedom of the world."
The Liberty Loan proclamation was a success. Americans responded overwhelmingly to the call to buy bonds, and the campaign raised over $2 billion. The money raised from the Liberty Loans helped to finance the war effort and played a vital role in the Allied victory.
Here is an excerpt from the proclamation:
> "The second Liberty Loan gives the people of the United States an opportunity to lend their funds to their Government to sustain their country at war. The loan is a sacred trust. It will be used to defend the freedom of the world.
I urge all citizens to lend liberally to their Government. The loan is not a mere commercial transaction. It is an act of patriotism. It is an investment in the future peace and security of the world."
The Liberty Loan proclamation was a significant event in American history. It showed the power of the government to mobilize public support for a national cause. It also helped to solidify the idea of the United States as a global leader.
# When could the US federal reserve first print money?
The US Federal Reserve could not print money until 1913, when the Federal Reserve Act was passed. The Act created the Federal Reserve System, which is the central bank of the United States. The Federal Reserve has the authority to print money, but it does not do so directly. Instead, it creates money by buying US Treasury securities and other assets. When the Federal Reserve buys these assets, it increases the amount of money in the banking system.
The Federal Reserve can print money to meet the needs of the economy. For example, it can print money to help finance government spending or to stimulate the economy during a recession. However, the Federal Reserve must be careful not to print too much money, as this can lead to inflation.
The Federal Reserve first printed money in 1914, when it issued the first Federal Reserve notes. These notes were backed by gold, and they were the only legal tender in the United States. In 1933, the Federal Reserve stopped backing its notes with gold, and they became fiat currency, which means that they are not backed by any physical asset.
Today, the Federal Reserve is responsible for managing the US money supply and interest rates. It also provides loans to banks and other financial institutions. The Federal Reserve plays a vital role in the US economy, and its decisions can have a significant impact on the financial markets.
# So why did they use the Liberty Loan campaign and not just print the money for the war?
There are a few reasons why the US government chose to use the Liberty Loan campaign to finance World War I instead of just printing money.
* **Inflation:** Printing money can lead to inflation, which is a general increase in prices. This can make it difficult for people to afford basic necessities, and it can also lead to economic instability. The US government was concerned that printing too much money would cause inflation, so they chose to use the Liberty Loan campaign instead.
* **Public support:** The Liberty Loan campaign was a way for the US government to get public support for the war effort. By asking people to buy bonds, the government was able to show that the war was a shared sacrifice. This helped to build morale and unity among the American people.
* **Patriotism:** The Liberty Loan campaign was also a way to promote patriotism. By buying bonds, people were showing their support for their country and their willingness to do their part to win the war. This helped to create a sense of national unity and purpose.
* **Taxes:** The US government also raised money through taxes during World War I. However, the Liberty Loan campaign was seen as a more efficient way to raise money. Bonds could be sold to a wide range of people, including those who did not have a lot of money to spare. Taxes, on the other hand, are only paid by those who have a certain level of income.
The Liberty Loan campaign was a success, and it helped to finance the US war effort in World War I. However, it also set a precedent for the US government to print money to finance wars. This has been a controversial practice ever since, as it can lead to inflation and other economic problems.I don't believe in crypto anymore, I'm here for #Bitcoin. The separation of money and state cannot be done with centralized crypto.
Two of our brightest minds theorized how to end war. Henry Ford had an idea of an electricity based currency (without the central banks). Nikola Tesla talked about energy battles between intelligent machines. Have this now manifested with #Bitcoin?
My last #Bitcoin meme on Facebook got 1 like, from my girlfriend, because she felt sad for me.
Just woke up to say:
#nostr is the separation of social media and state.
# Tuesday 29, Aug 2023
07.15 GlyNAC, NMN (anti-aging)
07.20 Wim Hof Breathing
07.30 Walk with doggo
08.30 - 11.50 Work at EA office
11.50 Exercise calisthenics in outdoor gym
12.45 High Protein, Low Carb, Low Fat Salad
12.50 Greek yoghurt w. blueberries/dried apple, Creatine, Collagen, Inositol, Glycine
12.55 Fisetin, TMG, Quercetin, K2, Cod Liver Oil (anti-aging)
13.00 Work at EA from home
17.30 Walk with doggo
18.00 air-fried sirloin steak, sallad, rice
18.30 Read book (Deep Work)
19.00 Submitted claim for FTX losses
20.00 Celebrated Greyscale Bitcoin win in court against SEC
20.30 Read more books/highlightning
20.45 Nightly yoga (5m)
21.00 Berberine, Magnesium, Melatonin
An example of a workday!
#Bitcoin is the separation of money and state
Always Sunny tells the TRUE story of how Rudolph Giuliani got that oil drip on his scalp.
August 6, 1945 - Nuclear Bomb, Hiroshima
The world was traumatized by the unimaginable destruction of the nuclear bomb.
September 11, 2001 - Directed Energy Weapon, New York
The world was traumatized by the unimaginable destruction of the WTC complex. Two airplanes supposedly turned steel buildings into free-fall dust. With history, we'll learn this was done with a new type of weapon. The continuation of Nikola Tesla's death ray. #dustification
Created my own exercise system with a moleskin. Rules: Every week, I write down each exercise I want to become better at. I'm doing calisthenics, bodyweight exercise. First row, looks like this:
Aug 2023, W23 R T M T W T F S S
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Muscle-ups,
- rings
Ring rows (chair)
OAPU Straddle (One-Arm-Push-Ups)
1-fing pull-ups
Wall HeSPU (HeadStand-Push-Ups)
Pistol
Calf, 1-leg
- bent
Glute thrust
Frog
Wall Str. Press Ecc.
Wall HS (Handstand)
HS walk
L-sit,
- compr.
Tuck flag
Jog
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I then write down last weeks record in R and then I can train any day MTWTFSS, any time, any amount. I just have as a goal to beat old weeks records by 1, which I write under T. When the amount becomes too much, I upgrade the exercise instead. Make it harder. I use a Xpress ink pen, which has erasable ink.
Everyone is different. I like this way, no stress, keep pushing on slowly improving.
This weeks rabbit hole I learnt about this:
1. #NikolaTesla did invent a #DeathRay.
2. #JohnHutchison continued his work and demonstrated on video
2.1 #Microwaves 2.2 #Levitation 2.3 #BendingMetal 2.4 #Dustification
3. Dr. #JudyWood made a presentation about this on #WTC
4. #LockheedMartin , #Pentagon and #Wallenberg #Bofors have continued with #DEW (Direct Energy Weapons) based on Tesla and Hutchison's work
5. #ClimateChange and #Wildfires is being used for #landgrabs by globalist elites
6. Strange fires we never seen before in #Canada, #California and now #Maui - we need to first study #dustification and John's work, otherwise our brains cannot comprehend - our brain will dismiss what is right in front of us
7. Which makes #psyops and #5thgenwarfare even more understandable, how easily manipulated we actually are
“Let’s reduce the oil/gas/coal consumption by globally declaring eternal zero tax on any activity related to renewable or sustainable energy resources, rather than imposing nonsensical and immoral carbon tax on harmless carbon dioxide, shan’t we?“
— Dr. Mototaka Nakamura, Climate Scientist
In Myrdal, Norway. Soon Flåm! 

Compare these quotes:
"The theory of communism may be summed up in the single sentence: abolition of private property."
— Karl Marx
”You will own nothing and be happy.”
— Klaus Schwab