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Non nobis, Domine, non nobis, sed nomini tuo da gloriam.
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Cyph3rp9nk 1 hour ago
Do you know what freedom is? Not being afraid.
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Cyph3rp9nk 11 hours ago
According to Israeli sources, 6 million Jews died in the attack in Australia.
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Cyph3rp9nk 12 hours ago
Given that I have already received several invitations to participate in podcasts, I reiterate why I do not participate. - Many of my opinions are considered crimes in my country. - Revealing my voice would go against my opsec. - Furthermore, with the events unfolding in Europe, my account will become increasingly aggressive. I encourage: - Withdrawing money from banks and causing bank runs. - Use privacy techniques to make it difficult for governments to track your funds. I don't care if you use Monero, but don't come to my account to convince me of anything. I think we're all in the same boat. - Avoid paying taxes. - Sabotage the social lives of all those who work for the state, because they are thieves and should be treated as such. - Promote local culture, family, and the Christian religion, because it is our tradition and our essence, whether you are a believer or not. I believe that what is happening in Europe is serious enough to consider and implement these points. My only intention is to help in any way I can so that Europeans can live with honor, that honor that has been gradually taken away from us. I have never charged for any advice or help that has been sent to me privately, either here or in any of my other digital lives. I do it because it is my duty as a man. There are others who try to profit from it, but neither privacy nor freedom should be a business.
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Cyph3rp9nk 12 hours ago
This proves more than ever that the police do help you, and I repeat, if they help you, because they almost never do, it is always after the fact, that is, when the crime has already occurred, and they do so on behalf of the state to enrich its coffers. The hero does not belong to the state, he belongs to himself, to the private sector. Meanwhile, female police officers were frozen in panic, doing nothing. image
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Cyph3rp9nk 12 hours ago
Spain perfectly represents the decline described in the book Atlas Shrugged. Livestock farmers in Castile and León complain that the regional government has spent €240,000 on building ramps for frogs to drink water.
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Cyph3rp9nk yesterday
I have a peculiar sense of humor: my father is black, my mother is blue, and I am a Nazi. What's the issue? If you don't like my opinions, talk to the CEO of Nostr and give him a list of words I can't use, and then ban me. Stupid bootlickers. image
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Cyph3rp9nk yesterday
I love it when sheeple get offended by the word Hitler but not by the US. 1- Hitler did not drop nuclear bombs on civilians, instantly killing 150,000 civilians. 2- Hitler did not bomb Dresden. 3- Hitler did not kill 6 million Jews; that figure is a lie. 4- Hitler did not kill more than 10 million Germans. Hitler simply lost the war, especially against the communists, and the victors rewrote history. And no, I am not a follower of Hitler, as I am anti-statist, anti-system, anti-taxes, anti-media, and anti-corporations, but I love to see how sheep-like people are, believing the prevailing narrative. Run for office against the flu and COVID, and in the next election, vote harder to see if you can solve anything. Wear the Palestinian flag, or the Ukrainian flag, or the Israeli flag, wear whatever your favorite disinformation outlet tells you to wear, and pay your taxes gladly. You are more afraid of a dead bastard like Hitler than of the whole gang of thieves and political assassins who are currently in charge. It's clear that Hollywood propaganda works. Beeeeeee, beeeeeeee, beeeeeeeeeeee!!!! image
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Cyph3rp9nk yesterday
Satoshi made a mistake; we shouldn't have tried to solve the monetary problem of fiat fraud. We should have tried to solve human stupidity. Here is a graph showing human stupidity over time: image
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Cyph3rp9nk yesterday
Spain is undoubtedly a clear example of Bitcoin's failure. Now, in 2026, the tax agency will monitor all transactions made on a platform called “bizum,” which is the country's standard for sending money immediately between individuals (similar to Revolut), regardless of the transaction amount. Since 2025, the tax agency has also been monitoring all second-hand buying and selling markets, and many people have received requests from the tax agency for this reason or have had their accounts blocked. Cash payments are also increasingly restricted. Last year, a limit of €1,000 in cash was set for payments to professionals. And if you go to the bank to deposit a €500 cash bill, you are treated like Pablo Escobar and have to fill out paperwork, and the tax agency is informed if they deem it appropriate. Bizum can be replaced by Bitcoin (Lightning), payments to professionals can be replaced by Bitcoin, banks can be replaced by Bitcoin, and second-hand markets can be created with Bitcoin payments. But none of this is happening, because even though Bitcoin is the best monetary idea of the last 2000 years, people are still just as stupid as they were 2000 years ago.
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Cyph3rp9nk yesterday
Starting January 1, 2026, the Europeandisunion will charge €3 on all packages coming from outside the European disunion. In the worst case scenario, a product that used to cost you €1 will now cost €4. This type of trade is very important in countries that have suffered from Argentinization, such as Spain, because many of its inhabitants can barely make ends meet. The next step will be to charge for the air you breathe. I still think Bitcoin has been a failure, since it has not been used for what it was meant to be used for and what it was created for, namely to create black markets and avoid tax theft. Therefore, the only viable option is to clone Adolf Hitler and win World War III.