Good interview. But there last 3 minutes are pure gold. Malice talks about anarchy as a mindset... If someone could clip 1:02:51 to 1:03:33 and post, you'd be doing the nostr community a great service. Thanks in advance!

I'm just going to drop this here for our friends in England in case you need it. It's Open Source, just don't forget to change the title and date...Cheers! #NoHardFeelings

Happy Labor Day #nostr!

"...Take the prophets of Baal; let not one of them escape". - 1 Kings 18:40

The longest running encrypted money ledger was the British Tally Stick. A brief history 👇 The British tally stick was a wooden record used for accounting and debt management from the 12th century until the 19th century, primarily by the Exchequer of England. These sticks, typically made from willow or hazel wood harvested along the Thames near the Palace of Westminster, were used to record financial transactions such as taxes, debts, and fines. The system involved carving notches of varying widths and depths onto the stick to represent different monetary values, including pounds (£), shillings (s), and pence (d). The details of the transaction, such as the amount owed and the parties involved, were inscribed on the stick. The key innovation was splitting the stick lengthwise into two parts: the "stock," kept by the creditor, and the "foil," retained by the debtor. The unique grain pattern of the wood ensured that the two halves could only be matched with each other, providing a secure and forgery-proof method of verification. This system was used to record payments made to the Royal Treasury by tax collectors and later served as interest-free IOUs, which were fully transferrable and could even be used to pay taxes, effectively functioning as a form of money. The practice of using tally sticks as a circulating medium of exchange led to the creation of a dedicated exchange space, which eventually evolved into the Stock Exchange. The use of tally sticks was officially abolished in 1826, but a large accumulation of them remained in the Palace of Westminster. In 1834, the Clerk of Works decided to burn the old tally sticks in furnaces to dispose of them, but the fire got out of control and destroyed the Palace of Westminster, including both Houses of Parliament. - Ironic isn't it.

Bitcoin employee of the month.

Not an accident.

GM. Have you ever seen a 45 year cup and handle chart before? Me either...#silver

Western Civilization is showing signs of life

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The British Patriot (@TheBritLad) on X

Western nations demand mass deportations. Native populations are rising, nationalism surging across borders and even in Australia. Globalists a...

The Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO), held a “Vaccine Policy Steering Committee” (VPSC) meeting in April. Meeting minutes have allegedly been leaked. "2025 vaccine strategy: protect continuity and viability of the vaccine business " "Need a new creative campaign...needs to both inspire and frighten...focus on national security" "...it's time for RFK Jr to go..."

The Plot to Get RFK, Jr.

BIO: “It is time to go to The Hill and lobby that it is time for RFK Jr to go.”

"$5 face value" = $145.75 Do you understand the game yet?

Great Onramp media interview with Luke Gromen. One of the many great takeaways: "Money has been so distorted for so long that everyone has it upside-down. Take OPEC, a cartel, exists to restrict the production of oil to maximize dollars. Why? Because the dollar is a [depreciating asset]. If they sold for gold or bitcoin, there would be no need for OPEC because the incentive would be to maximize production to get as much gold or bitcoin today, because it a finite, harder money." (1.05.30) I've heard @Jeff Booth this point in different ways, but the OPEC example was brilliant. The whole thing is worthy of your time.