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It only took boomers on generation of relentless self-serving policy to destroy the world reserve currency.
I keep seeing posts about food shortages. I've been working in the grocery and grocery distribution industry for the last 15 years of my career. I work with the largest grocery distributors in America on a daily basis. If I don't know about it, it isn't happening.
Follow me, and I'll let you know if/when shit is really about to hit the fan.
JK87 retweeted
FIGHTING FOR YOUR FREEDOM AND MY RIGHT TO BE HEARD!
WE DO NOT HAVE FAIR ELECTIONS IN MICHIGAN!
WE DO NOT HAVE FREEDOM!
WHAT WE DO HAVE IS A DUOPOLY THAT CONTROLS THE PEOPLE AND MAKES US PAY FOR THEIR WEALTH!
TREASON!
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Imagine being this bad ass in a public forum full of public servants.
Absolutely no lies told.
Sluts are the only reason a lot of guys have any sexual experience. They have historically given many average guys a very needed bump in validation that not only prevents them from crashing out when cooler guys are getting most of the sexual attention, but gives them the confidence to talk to women in general and ultimately treat them better / date them seriously.
That is why you have had, and will always have, sluts. That natural, 5% of the female population acts as a stabilizing mechanism, and ends up actually helping the rest of women. They are a small enough number than other women can shun them and still protect their sexual cartel; but they are sufficient enough that they can soak up latent sexual tension and keep the men peaceful and open to courting.
The problem is that today, most women - who are not dispositionally sluts - have been encouraged to behave like them. Unlike true sluts, who are generally happy to enjoy casual liaisons and move on without undue attachment, these women cannot help but have investment in the exchange (even if they are the one exerting power), which engrains in them both resentment and contempt for men, as well as sexual behavior / standards incongruence (i.e dual sexual strategy).
Most women, simply put, are not emotionally equipped to sleep around - and not just because they are all unable to handle being used, but because they are also unable to handle using. This is why you see so many of these women who initially feasted on what was available to them on the modern sexual marketplace eventually become prude and create all sorts of protective, controlling restrictions around sex (too little too late), or conversely treat sex fully transactionally.
Because these women really wanted love, yet the practice of giving and taking sex hijacked the main pathway for them to be cherished by the opposite sex and turned it into a weapon. In other words, these women decided to use their tool to pair-bond as a tool to fuel their ego and get power. Once this becomes a pattern it's hard to recover from - not simply the self-esteem loss at realizing how they squandered what was precious (you can win battles but never the war), but in how it blocks them from opening up that part of themselves again in good faith, after all the games.
In other words, they cannot only not trust men anymore, but themselves. It takes a lot of courage and humility on the part of the woman to put themselves out there romantically after this self-awareness, and it takes a man with a lot of both compassion and confidence to accept her. He cannot be a simp; she won't respect one after vanquishing so many of them. The man must be attractive, yet perceptive and patient enough to call her out her inevitable defense mechanisms and power games.
Suffice to say, most of these men - who are either taken or have other options - aren't interested. And that's why we have the dating market that we do today.
This micro cap owns one of the largest un-tapped sources of Uranium and Niobium in North America. I'm sitting on this stock for at least the next 10 years.
$M.CN $MYRUF #uranium
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The Myriad team is on the ground and drilling is underway at the Arrowhead target.
We’re advancing the exploration program and putting the drill bit to work as we continue to test the potential of the project.
More meters. More data. More to come.
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New @CruxInvestor interview🔔
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Back into the depths of the $BTC bear market we go.
Thanks @SenateDems
I'm sure your handlers in the banking industry will be thrilled!
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My dad gave me a MILLION Confederate dollar bill when I was a kid.
When I asked him what I could do with it, he said, "Nothing."
That's what's coming for the US dollar.
First, a few retailers will say, "we accept Bitcoin” and then a few will say, "we ONLY accept Bitcoin."
The moment that happens, people will panic and run to the bank. They’ll pull their dollars out and convert to Bitcoin.
Please own some Bitcoin, so you don’t panic when people don’t accept your dollars.
This is why I'm telling everyone the same three things right now:
1. Buy enough Bitcoin to keep your family alive for 6 months.
2. If you run a company, hold enough Bitcoin to pay your employees for 4 weeks.
3. If you manage a government treasury, put some percentage in Bitcoin.
Full conversation with Coinage is linked below.
👇
JK87 retweeted
"I own Bitcoin. I've got it in the ETF."
You own something. Let's be precise about what.
An ETF share is a claim on a trust. The trust hires a custodian. The custodian holds the coins. Your name appears nowhere on the blockchain, and the number in your brokerage app is your broker's record of the trust's record of what the custodian says it's holding.
That's a fine product for what it is. It is also a different product from Bitcoin, in ways that only surface on the days you'd care:
You can't withdraw the coins.
That isn't a fee question.
Redemption in kind isn't available to you as a retail holder.
You can only trade it during market hours.
Bitcoin trades every hour of every day, including the hours when things break.
You're holding through a chain: broker, trust, custodian.
Each link is a company that has to keep functioning.
You can't send it, spend it, or prove you hold it without asking somebody.
You're paying an annual fee to have someone else hold a bearer asset on your behalf.
The ETF is a reasonable way to get price exposure inside a retirement account you can't easily move.
It's a poor substitute for the property itself.
If your reason for wanting Bitcoin is that you'd rather not depend on an institution's promise, buying it as an institution's promise gives back the exact thing you came for.
If this landed, repost it. Someone you know needs to see this.
Calling all #Bitcoin peeps. Can we just pool funds and buy a fucking island already? The world is collapsing around us and we alone have the power to exit this shit show.
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Coldcard hack insider job confirmed-- read the whole thread
I did my own investigation because I obviously don't trust them.
What I found is that the external dependency of the firmware with the critical vulnerability hidden in it was written by CoinKite's CTO @DocHex pretending to be someone else.
All of the following can be verified:
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I did my own investigation because I obviously don't trust them.
What I found is that the external dependency of the firmware with the critical vulnerability hidden in it was written by CoinKite's CTO @DocHex pretending to be someone else.
All of the following can be verified:
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Lol isn't AI AMAZING!? The way it empowers scammers and hackers to commit crime so much more efficiently? Never mind that the businesses using it are reporting lackluster productivity gains. AI videos of cats playing guitars must be protected at all costs, right?
HACKERS CLONED WALL STREET EXECUTIVES' VOICES TO BREAK INTO THE BIGGEST HEDGE FUNDS IN THE WORLD
Citadel, Point72 and Two Sigma were all targeted, along with several private equity firms, per Bloomberg.
The attackers used AI to copy the exact voice, tone and phrasing of real executives, then called employees and asked for system access.
What we know so far:
- Point72 confirmed to investors it was attacked, no client data stolen yet
- Two Sigma, which manages $75 billion, blocked the attempt
- Citadel and Point72 declined to comment publicly
- Nobody knows who was behind it
- FINRA has contacted member firms about the breaches
AI removed the skill barriOne cybersecurity executive said attackers who could hit 50 firms at once can now hit 1,000, at almost no extra cost.
Defence still costs the same per firm, while attacking costs almost nothing per target.
These are also quant funds.
Their business is proprietary code and trading models, not cash sitting in an account.
A stolen strategy never shows up as a loss. It shows up as an edge that quietly stops working.





















