@Polyhaline
Joined March 2023
Rising gas prices are causing a steep rise in consumer prices and will slow any future economic growth. It is a tax on all Americans.
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.@IHRights has identified 4,219 Iranians killed in the January protests in Iran. This includes 138 Iranian security forces and 4,081 others (mostly protesters but also some regular citizens). The death toll of this historic atrocity was hugely exaggerated - by Western governments and in the Western media. The effect was to help sell this war for Israel. Note: @IHRights is NOT providing a final death toll; in fact, it is almost certainly a considerable underestimate. But it beggars belief that it is underestimated by an order of magnitude, or anything close to that.
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Cody retweeted
Yes, Mathilde Krim was a White House guest during the Six-Day War period that included the USS Liberty attack on June 8, 1967. She stayed overnight there as of June 5 when the war began (LBJ informed her personally), left for New York later that day, phoned from there near midnight June 7, and rejoined the Johnsons shortly after.
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We're handing out free Bitcoin Cash on the show tonight courtesy of @cashstamps !! Tune in from 7-9:30 pm EST every Wednesday ONLY on X!
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Coley can assert that hudud penalties, apostasy rulings, or dhimmi status are later political accretions without the interviewer citing the relevant hadith collections, the major madhhab manuals, or the historical record of their application. How do those rulings sit inside the four Sunni schools, how ridda was treated by early jurists, and why so many contemporary Islamist movements treat the same sources as binding rather than optional?
Replying to @Polyhaline
Participation in Sharia is voluntary. I know Jesse Waters told you otherwise but you should look it up for yourself!
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Are we in the Golden Age? My answer this evening at the Capitol…
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Dear CoinEx Community, Today, I am announcing that CoinEx will cease operations and begin an orderly wind-down. First, what matters most: your assets are safe. CoinEx’s reserve ratio exceeds 100%, and every user asset is fully backed and available for withdrawal. Withdrawals are open starting today and will remain open until December 22, 2026. Certain tokens may take slightly longer to process while funds are moved between cold and hot wallets, but every withdrawal request within the withdrawal period will be honored and processed. CoinEx officially went live on December 22, 2017. Exactly nine years later, on December 22, 2026, the platform will be formally closed. Nine years is a long time in crypto. Together, we lived through multiple bull and bear cycles, witnessed the rise and fall of countless projects, and watched many of our peers leave the market in one form or another. After much reflection, I have come to accept a hard truth. CoinEx did not become one of the industry’s leading exchanges, and the security and compliance risks of running a crypto exchange have become increasingly difficult to contain. Revenues can decline, responsibility does not. Carrying unlimited risk for limited revenue is no longer a rational choice. That said, CoinEx has survived nine years in one of the most volatile and unforgiving industries, weathered every storm, and is leaving intact, and with dignity. We may not have won the race, but we are finishing with honor. On CET: CoinEx will buy back CET at its initial listing price of 0.005 USDT per token, with no cap on quantity. To every CET holder who has supported us over the years, thank you. CET represents your belief in CoinEx and, for many of you, your belief in me personally. I am sorry that we were not able to create the long-term value we once hoped CET would deliver. The least we can do now is bring that chapter to a responsible conclusion. I did seriously consider selling CoinEx. Ultimately, I decided against it. Users entrusted their assets to CoinEx because they trusted the platform and, in many cases, trusted me personally. I did not feel that handing the platform and that trust to a new owner was the right way to end this journey. A clean ending is the right ending. Nine years, millions of users. I did not turn CoinEx into the “great” exchange I once hoped it would become. But I can give it a decent ending: making sure users can withdraw their assets in full, giving my employees a dignified farewell, and providing CET holders with a clear and responsible conclusion. This is the best ending I can give CoinEx. To everyone who traded with us, built with us, and stood by us through the hardest days of this market, thank you. It has been a privilege to walk this road with you. To the CoinEx team, thank you for building this platform with me, for carrying it across every cycle, and now for seeing it through to the very last day. For detailed arrangements, please refer to the official announcement: coinex.com/en/announcements/… Thank you all for nine years of trust. Haipo Yang Sept 15, 2026
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Tether. Not even once.
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Roger Ver was right about Blockstream and Liquid.
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Cody retweeted
Pitbulls when they see a delicious toddler six houses away
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Your stupidity is not rudeness. It's just genetic.
Replying to @StefanMolyneux
stefan not to be rude but honestly, who spanked you in the name of god to imprint this incredible level of cognitive dissonance in you?
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Roger Ver was right about Blockstream and Liquid.
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Replying to @GoUncensored
Its no different than landing on a runway and this "cave dweller" was a liscenes pilot.
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In April 2023, The Grayzone exposed how Riyadh recruited then managed two would-be hijackers on behalf of the CIA
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It looks like a missile because its an old camera with slow framerate. None of the eyewitness claim they saw a missile! If you say there was no plane then you dont look into Khalid al-Mihdhar, who was supported by Omar Bayoumi who was on the payroll of Prince Bandar.
how was this a plane? where is the other footage?
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Newark initially detained and interviewed four (4) employees of Classic International Movers (CIM) … believed by Miami to have been utilized as a mover by one of the nineteen (19) alleged hijackers … Of note is that CIM’s telephone number also appeared in one of the aforementioned notebooks seized from the five (5) Israelis (dancers) already held in detention by FBI-NK.
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5 Isrealis were arrested on 11 Sep on Rt-3 ([V as East Rutherford PD]); “We are Israeli. We are not your problem. Your problems are our problems. The Palestinians are the problem.”; Their 35mm film showed them “visibly happy” 13 Sep search no video camera, 15 computers seized; owner (Forward: Suter) questioned then gone, warehouse closed 14 Sep; scored polygraph for one: 9/11 knowledge NDI, intel affiliation DI; four associates not that deceptive manner; ─── What they were doing that morning, here is 20 questions 1. When did the van actually get to the Weehawken lot relative to 8:46 — after radio/internet (Newark 2003) or ~8:00 (one witness + Ellner as Corbett cites a 302)? 2. What does “west side highway during the incident” (Yaron to PD) mean next to “we went to the lot for a view”? 3. Why were they “visibly happy” on the 35mm (s1:p35) if ABC’s lawyers call it immature and one man on Israeli TV denied laughing? 4. What did they tell FBI, as opposed to Israeli TV’s “our purpose was to document the event” (ABC p4)? 5. Why $4,700 in a sock? 6. What, if anything, was on the film vs a video camera they were polygraphed about (both denied; search negative)? 7. Who is the one subject with intel-affiliation DI (name redacted; ABC’s lawyer points at Paul / 10-week refusal)? 8. What was the exact intel-affiliation question (still blacked)? 9. Why is the deceptive manner “not seen in the four other” associates (s339:p3) if the post treats all five as the same spy team? 10. Where are the FD-498 + 11 charts serial 368 says are in a 1-A envelope? Still unreleased. 11. What did the 13 Sep video-camera polys actually score (NK says denied; not the NDI/DI sheet)? 12. Why did the owner leave after one FBI interview and not the callback (ABC/Forward)? 13. What was on the 15 computers + server (s5:p52)? Not in the released dump. 14. Why did FBI-NK call that an “unusually large number of computers” for a small mover — and what did FCI conclude? 15. Is FOIA’s gloss “abandoned … to avoid criminal prosecution” (s5:p95) the same event as Forward’s unnamed official: Mossad front and they did not know 9/11? 16. ABC sources “may have been intel cover” vs Newark 2003 “no factual evidence” of Jewish Agency ops — which paper, if either, is the close-out? 17. Who is the redacted person who is roommate of Urban Moving and White Glove (s3:p74)? NJDOS filing still missing. 18. What is the 10 Sep PA truck of other Urban Moving employees (s5:p52) — same shop, not the five? 19. Max Movers = long-haul same firm (s5:p87). Classic International on the phone list. CIM as Miami believed. How many of those are name-matches vs one operation? 20. What was the deal ABC says Israel and the US worked out before deportation?
Facts about the Dancing Israelis: They weren't dancing. They weren't Mossad agents. They didn't have bombs in their van. They weren't there before the attacks. They weren't charged with espionage/terrorism. They didn't lie about documenting the event—taking pics like everyone.
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Point of sale XMR checkout in Idaho using GrapheneOS and Monfluo
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