No one will ever fully grasp the entirety of #Bitcoin - but it is changing the world

Planet Earth
Joined October 2021
🚨🇺🇸 INTERVIEW: “THE GOVERMENT DOESNT HAVE THE BACKBONE TO PROSECUTE ON THE EPSTEIN FILES” ⁠Lisa Bryant (Director of Netflix’s hit documentary Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich): “It’s a tricky thing. I would love to see the files release names that aren't going to be protected due to government redacting. I could put together my own list and probably come up with 25 names. I don't think it's in my best interest right now to mention them, it’s not my job. I think we all in this room know probably at least half a dozen that were either abusers, or certainly very well aware of what was going on… complicit. It should go further than it has. I think that there should be some more investigations, but I don't think our government has the backbone to continue to prosecute people. I think there are a lot of [powerful] people who need to be investigated… It's just become so political.”
🚨🇺🇸 THE EPSTEIN FILES: THE EMAILS, THE NAMES, AND THE POWERFUL PEOPLE FIGHTING TO BURY THEM The first batch of Epstein emails just dropped. And they are already shaking Washington. One email calls Trump “the dog that hasn’t barked yet.” Another references a mysterious “Bubba” tied somehow to Putin. And Epstein himself wrote that Trump was “a maniac” with “not one decent cell in his body.” But according to the experts who know this case inside out, these leaks are nothing compared to what is still hidden. In this explosive panel, we have: •⁠ ⁠@Nick__Bryant, the journalist who exposed Epstein’s infamous little black book - a private directory connecting Epstein to billionaires, politicians, royals, intelligence-linked figures, and alleged victims •⁠ ⁠Lisa Bryant, director of Netflix’s hit documentary Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich, the most widely watched Epstein investigation ever made •⁠ ⁠Former CIA officer @JohnKiriakou •⁠ ⁠And journalist @mtracey To break down: •⁠ ⁠How one email suggests Trump spent hours with a victim at Epstein’s home •⁠ ⁠How Congress passed the Epstein “Transparency Act” with loopholes big enough to bury the most explosive material •⁠ ⁠Why national security exemptions could keep the darkest evidence sealed for decades •⁠ ⁠How five presidential administrations protected the same circle of powerful people •⁠ ⁠And why intelligence agencies may have been closer to Epstein than the public realizes Everyone says they want transparency. But the closer we get to the truth, the harder the government fights to keep the files sealed. Because if the real Epstein files ever see daylight, Washington will not survive it. 01:23 – Epstein was Mossad access agent with FBI knowledge 04:39 – Trump email mystery: "dog that hasn't barked yet" 09:41 – Democrats cynically redacted Virginia's name to weaponize Trump 13:15 – Mar-a-Lago ban myth versus real estate dispute 16:11 – Government will evade transparency law like JFK files 18:43 – Transparency Act filled with massive disclosure exemptions 20:36 – National security excuse protects child molesters from exposure 24:06 – Files should reveal perpetrators and procurers if released 29:31 – Explosive debate: is 17-year-old same as prepubescent child 36:37 – Academic journals confirm adult grooming exists despite denial 43:03 – Bush administration started coverup with Alexander Acosta immunity 48:23 – Mossad gets "ridiculous leeway" unlike any intelligence service 50:22 – Survivors promised perpetrator list but never delivered names 54:07 – 89% of Americans demand transparency but won't get indictments 58:02 – Expect "little drip drip" not full disclosure miracle
17
12
53
25,175
🚨🇺🇸 CHARLIE KIRK ASSASSIN SEEN JUMPING OFF ROOFTOP IN FBI FOOTAGE FBI CCTV shows the shooter leaping from the UVU rooftop just seconds after gunning down Charlie Kirk mid-speech. One shot, one escape. Then he sprints across campus, later vanishes into nearby woods, and ditches the rifle + ammo. He’s still out there - and the feds are feeling the heat. $100K reward for any legit tips. Suspect: Young, dark clothes, baseball cap, Converse sneakers. The FBI has sifted through 7,000+ leads - and counting... This was precise. Trained. Clean. A political hit in broad daylight, followed by a textbook exfil. And with tensions already nuclear, him running is only fueling the fire. Source: FBI, NYT, @OliLondonTV
🇺🇸 CHARLIE KIRK ASSASSINATED - WHAT WE KNOW 31-year-old Charlie Kirk, firebrand founder of Turning Point USA and popular Gen Z whisperer, was fatally shot in Utah mid-speech, during a Q&A about transgender mass shooters. The bullet - from a bolt-action Mauser 30-06 - hit him in the neck. Precision kill. 200 yards out. Prone position. The shooter is still missing. The FBI’s got palm prints, camera footage, and a discarded rifle. $100K reward on the table - but no motive named. Was it political? Personal? A lone gun or something darker? FBI released video of the gunman jumping from the rooftop Described as young, male, wearing a flag-emblazoned shirt and dark baseball cap. This was far from chaos... It was calculated. One shot. No warning. Clean escape. Kirk was loved, also hated, and feared - a zealous culture warrior who built an empire, but wasn’t able to outrun America’s spiraling polarization. Trump blames the radical left - and promises to attend Charlie's funeral. His coffin flew home on Air Force Two. He'll be honored posthumously with the Medal of Freedom. The shooter lit a fuse... and the fallout will be national. Source: AFP, FBI, Fox News
49
46
3
177
127,800
🇨🇳 THIS LAKE TURNED RED AND IT'S NOT A FILTER Daghtu Lake in Inner Mongolia just went full lava-lamp mode and turned bright red. Nope, it’s not photoshopped. Nature just likes to flex sometimes. Would you swim in it or nope out instantly? Source: @XHNews
55
25
1
107
34,834
Me asking @grok, “Paint me a picture of your current mood.” @grok
1
38
This got me 😆
Peter Schiff walks into a bar. He sees that the bar accepts Bitcoin so he says, “Do you want to hear my opinion on Bitcoin?” “Sure,” says the bartender. “It’s worthless,” Peter says. “I know, but let’s hear it anyway.” #Bitcoin
35
$100k #Bitcoin anytime now. 🚀
49
#Denmark 🇩🇰 let’s not fall behind. Hostility to #Bitcoin will only lead to more issues down the line. We should embrace it.
Timing, in so many facets of life, is key. NOW is the time. As @RepThomasMassie suggested recently, the new Congress is in session 2 wks before Trump’s inauguration. The BITCOIN Act could be on POTUS’ desk ready to go within days. If there is the will, this is the way…
52
Denmark 🇩🇰 should be doing the same. Europe will fall behind if not taking #Bitcoin seriously and start developing a #Bitcoin Reserve. cc: @AlexVanopslagh @Statsmin @larsloekke @troelslundp
Retweet if you think The Netherlands 🇳🇱 should create a Strategic #Bitcoin Reserve. cc: @Minister_FIN, @KlaasKnot
41
Retweet if you think The Netherlands 🇳🇱 should create a Strategic #Bitcoin Reserve. cc: @Minister_FIN, @KlaasKnot
37
254
15
822
46,686
Embarrassing article from @ecb What a clown world to be living in 🤡 needs a clean up.
The @ecb is crying about Bitcoin again. They argue that early holders are impoverishing non-holders and late adopters. They also state that Bitcoin doesn't have an economic function. Two quick responses before I go spend some filthy euros at the Saturday market: 1. Bitcoin is a tech product that solves one of the biggest problems in the world. An iPhone helps you access the web on the go. A Tesla drives you around. Bitcoin protects your wealth with the world's strongest computing network. Everyone wants to protect and grow their wealth. Bitcoin is a product that everyone needs. Far from being useless, it's extremely useful. Failure to steel-man Bitcoin's obvious utility kills any credibility the authors have. 2. Early adopters took incredible risk for deserved reward. Are people who bought the Google or Facebook IPOs impoverishing investors who buy Google or Meta today? Are homebuyers who bought a home for $200K in 1995 and sell it for $2 million today impoverishing home buyers? Of course not. This is a intellectually lightweight argument. Yes a handful of people have gained purchasing power due to their foresight, intelligence, and courage to hold through inhuman volatility. But trying to legislate against Bitcoin because of that is like trying to ban Google stock because the IPO buyers who held have become multi-millionaires. The real thieves are the people who can create fiat money out of thin air and dilute entire populations behind their back. Something the ECB and big banks perform as a primary function. Bitcoin simply allows anyone to protect themselves from fiat debasement and reliably improve their standard of living. That's as true for those who bought in 2012 as it is for those who bought in 2022.
30
The @ecb is crying about Bitcoin again. They argue that early holders are impoverishing non-holders and late adopters. They also state that Bitcoin doesn't have an economic function. Two quick responses before I go spend some filthy euros at the Saturday market: 1. Bitcoin is a tech product that solves one of the biggest problems in the world. An iPhone helps you access the web on the go. A Tesla drives you around. Bitcoin protects your wealth with the world's strongest computing network. Everyone wants to protect and grow their wealth. Bitcoin is a product that everyone needs. Far from being useless, it's extremely useful. Failure to steel-man Bitcoin's obvious utility kills any credibility the authors have. 2. Early adopters took incredible risk for deserved reward. Are people who bought the Google or Facebook IPOs impoverishing investors who buy Google or Meta today? Are homebuyers who bought a home for $200K in 1995 and sell it for $2 million today impoverishing home buyers? Of course not. This is a intellectually lightweight argument. Yes a handful of people have gained purchasing power due to their foresight, intelligence, and courage to hold through inhuman volatility. But trying to legislate against Bitcoin because of that is like trying to ban Google stock because the IPO buyers who held have become multi-millionaires. The real thieves are the people who can create fiat money out of thin air and dilute entire populations behind their back. Something the ECB and big banks perform as a primary function. Bitcoin simply allows anyone to protect themselves from fiat debasement and reliably improve their standard of living. That's as true for those who bought in 2012 as it is for those who bought in 2022.
129
357
41
1,859
83,798
We're giving you two ways you can stack extra sats on Fountain this week: Double Rewards Get a 2x earnings multiplier when listening to podcasts until Oct 1. 100k Sats Giveaway Repost and drop your Fountain Lightning Address below to enter👇 🔗fountain.fm/download
229
189
17
248
21,904
Visual of the Week 🥇 Geopolitical tensions are fueling a surge in gold reserves. Russia and China are leading the way, with their central banks adding over 1,000 tonnes each since 2013. Türkiye follows, increasing from 116 to 540 tonnes in 2023. voronoiapp.com/money/Countri…
8
62
11
160
26,949
Keep selling so I can buy those dips #bitcoin
41
LFG 🚀 #Bitcoin gradually then suddenly.
JUST IN: 🇦🇺 Australia’s biggest bank just put the IBTC #Bitcoin ETF onto its trading platform!    Commonwealth Bank of Australia has 17 million customers.
39
Filter out the noise and keep stacking precious sats ⚡️ I only wish I could do this at @Strike.
2
60
If you consider yourself an environmentalist how could you support a system that relies on infinite debt expansion which drives consumption? Bitcoin fixes this because it incentivizes humans to save, to be economic in the true sense of the word.
1
2
1
12
3,014
This is deep. 3M lives erased. Don’t play by their bullshit rules. Opt out now.
If you are going to watch a piece of content today, let it be this, Highly recommended, Worth it, Share it with your loved ones (#Bitcoin) Made By @TheGuySwann
2
19
Oh the irony..
BREAKING: 🇺🇸 The Senator who said “Bitcoin can open the doors of corruption in El Salvador," was just indicted on 18 counts for obstruction of justice. Federal Prosecutors seized $100,000 in gold bars and $480,000 in hidden cash from his home. Quelle dommage…
1
3