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This book, man. I’m only 24 pages in and I’m already connecting so many dots. The last line of this whole paragraph will make sense to most, if not all, bitcoiners. #bookster

$SMLR is an absolute fucking steal at the current price.

#G20 on Amazon Prime is wild. It’s a pro-global CBDC, anti-Bitcoin action movie which supposes you can solve world hunger by adopting the global CBDC. And the arguments against doing so (surveillance, control, etc.) are explicitly put in the mouth of the terrorist bad guy. No joke. If Hollywood can make this movie with a straight face, we’ve got our work cut out for us.

If Donald Trump’s goal was to become The Bitcoin President by single-handedly inducing The Fed to engage in the mother of all prints sending bitcoin to the moon much sooner than would have otherwise happened he’s doing well! He should keep at it!

Things that make you go hmmm: #Bitcoin

In a world where we have destroyed the trust our allies placed in us, a global trustless money with no trusted third parties that can settled in minutes becomes more valuable not less valuable. In this way, I guess Trump was the #Bitcoin president.

So these 🤡s tariffed the Territory of Heard Island and McDonald Islands, a group of uninhabited islands, and the British Indian Ocean Territory whose entire population consists of people who work on our own military base (on the island Diego Garcia). These 🤡s are in control of the second largest nuclear weapons stockpile in the world. Sleep well. 🇺🇸

Trump: give me a Hallmark Christmas movie but make it sad as f—k.

From “Wealth, War & Wisdom” by Barton Biggs #bookstr

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New phone. Houthi this?

Imagine writing and releasing a 425 page book in 2025 called “Chokepoints: American Power In The Age of Economic Warfare” and not managing to write the word Bitcoin once. Insane. The author did manage to name “Libra”, e-CNY, and “cryptocurrencies”. The entire discussion took up just over 3.5 pages.

This is astoundingly incompetent.

The Atlantic

The Trump Administration Accidentally Texted Me Its War Plans

U.S. national-security leaders included me in a group chat about upcoming military strikes in Yemen. I didn’t think it could be real. Then the bo...

Anyone who had a problem with Hunter Biden’s business relationship with Burisma but does not have a problem with this business relationship is a hypocrite. FWIW, both offend me.

I think Trump will temporarily lift the tariffs with Canada but then keep threatening to reimpose them (& sometimes imposing them) to try extract ever more concessions out of Canada. It’s his go to move. Until Canada just has enough and tells him to f—k off. It’s gonna get nasty.

Republican led bailouts caused by Republican policies begin: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/us-farmers-first-tranche-30-005932785.html

Having fun, getting poorer.

I think the odds are quite high that DOGE is going to *cost* US Taxpayers money. When the admin has to face hundreds of lawsuits that it has to defend, that costs us money. When the admin loses some of those employment law cases (& those aren’t the only lawsuits they are facing), it will end up paying back pay for a bunch of people who didn’t do any work, costing us money & some of those people are going to be employed already but still receive the pay anyways. If the attorneys filing these lawsuits seek attorney’s fees and get awarded them, that’s even more money. All of the money needed for all of this will of course be printed out of thin air.