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2025-04-09 21:07:52

As much as I do not like him, I must admit that Trump is able to treat countries and billions of people as if they are cats, while he swings the cat toy around for them to try to catch.
This is probably not a good thing, and I can imagine countries wanting to insulate themselves from him.

2025-04-08 18:01:24

The Varoufakis article:
Will Liberation Day transform the world? The Nixon Shock set a radical precedent
by Yanis Varoufakis, April 3, 2025, Defend Democracy Press (The Delphi Initiative)
“My philosophy, Mr President, is that all foreigners are out to screw us and it’s our job to screw them first.” With these words, the US Treasury Secretary convinced the President to deliver a colossal shock to the global economy. In the words of one of the President’s men, the objective was to trigger “a controlled disintegration of the world economy”.
No, those words were not spoken by members of President Trump’s team in advance of their “Liberation Day” tariff splurge. While the “foreigners are out to screw us” certainly has a Trumpian ring, it was uttered in the summer of 1971 by then Treasury Secretary John Connally, who succeeded in convincing his President to unleash the infamous Nixon Shock a couple of days later.
Commentators should know better than to pretend that the shock Trump is now delivering is both “unprecedented” and bound to fail like all “reckless” assaults on the prevailing order. The Nixon Shock was more devastating than the one delivered today, especially for Europeans. And precisely because of the economic devastation caused, its architects achieved their main long-term objective: to ensure American hegemony grew alongside America’s twin (trade and government budget) deficits.
The success of the Nixon Shock in no way guarantees the success of Trump’s version, but it does remind us that what is good for America’s rulers is not necessarily good for most Americans or, indeed, for the world. One of the smartest Nixon advisers, who helped to convince Connally of the need for a shock, articulated this point with brilliant clarity:
“It is tempting to look at the market as an impartial arbiter. But balancing the requirements of a stable international system against the desirability of retaining freedom of action for national policy, a number of countries, including the US, opted for the latter.”
Then with one additional phrase he undermined all of the assumptions on which Western Europe and Japan had erected their post-war economic miracles: “A controlled disintegration in the world economy is a legitimate objective for the Eighties.”
And 10 months after giving this lecture, the man in question, Paul Volcker, rose to the Presidency of the Federal Reserve. Soon, US interest rates were doubled, then trebled. The controlled disintegration of the world economy, which had started when President Nixon was convinced by Connally and Volcker to dismantle the hitherto stable exchange rates regime, was now being completed with interest rate hikes that were far more devastating than Trump’s tariffs can ever be today.
Trump is therefore not the first President to seek the controlled disintegration of the world economy by means of a devastating blow. Nor is he the first to purposely damage America’s allies to renew and prolong US hegemony. Nor the first who was prepared to hurt Wall Street in the short run in the process of strengthening US capital accumulation in the long term. Nixon had done all that half a century earlier.
And the irony is that the world the Western liberal establishment is grieving over today came into being as a result of the Nixon Shock. While admonishing the idea of a US President delivering a rude shock to the world economy, they are lamenting the passing of what only came into being because of another President’s readiness to deliver an even ruder shock. That is, the Nixon Shock gave birth to the darlings of today’s liberal establishment: neoliberalism, financialisation and globalisation.
The Nixon team’s fundamental question was: how could America remain hegemonic once it became a deficit country? Was there an alternative to belt-tightening which would risk a recession and curtail America’s military might? The only alternative, they surmised, was to do the very opposite of belt-tightening: to boost the US trade deficit and make foreign capitalists pay for it. (This was the “Screw them before they screw us” strategy that Connally convinced Nixon to adopt).
Their audacious strategy to make foreigners pay for the US twin deficits relied on creating circuits of capital by which foreign dollars could be repatriated and then recycled. That meant unshackling Wall Street from all the constraints placed upon it under the New Deal, the War Economy and the Bretton Woods system. After four decades of controlling the bankers so they would not inflict another 1929, Nixon’s team liberated them. But doing so required a new economic theory wrapped up in a suitable political ideology.
Under neoliberalism’s ideological and pseudo-scientific cover, bankers found themselves with billions of foreign dollars to play with in a deregulated environment: financialisation. The more this new world system relied on US deficits that generated the necessary demand for European and Asian exports, the greater the volume of trade necessary to stabilise this purposely imbalanced globalised system. And thus globalisation was born.
Many refer to this world — the one in which Gen X grew up — as the neoliberal era, others associate it with globalisation, some identify it with financialisation. It’s all the same thing — the world the Nixon Shock begat and which the 2008 financial crash shook to its foundations. After the 2009 bailouts, although US hegemony continued unabated, it lost much of its dynamism. Today, the Nixon Shock has run out of steam — at least from the perspective of the Trumpists who want to give US hegemony a second (or is it a third?) wind. This is the whole point of the Trump Shock and its masterplan, including tactical moves such as enlisting crypto to their cause.
But there are differences between the two shocks. While both aimed substantially to devalue the dollar, while also strengthening its status of being be the world’s reserve currency, the means were different. The Nixon Shock relied on letting money markets devalue the dollar’s exchange rates, adding further pain to America’s allies through the explosion in the price of oil – which damaged Europe and Japan significantly more than US producers. Trump might be taking a (small-ish) leaf out of Nixon’s book regarding oil prices, but he is trying to make his tariffs do for him what the Volcker-led Federal Reserve used interest rates for: as a weapon that inflicts more pain on European and Asian capitalists than it does on American ones.
The outcome of the Trump Shock will depend on whether it has staying power, for which it will probably need bipartisan support. After all, Nixon’s equivalent worked because President Carter appointed Volcker to the Federal Reserve and allowed him to continue the Nixon project unhindered; before President Reagan turbocharged it further with the help of Alan Greenspan whom he appointed in 1987 to succeed Volcker. Is the US political system still capable of that degree of bipartisanship? It seems unlikely but, then again, who would have imagined that Biden would embrace Trump’s China tariffs and escalate the New Cold War his predecessor started?
And if the Trump Shock has anything like the success of the Nixon Shock, what will this world look like? Perhaps it is too early to tell, but neoliberalism is already being contested by the techno-feudal creed of neoreactionaries such as Peter Thiel. Cloud capital is displacing financial capital, and replacing the divine role of the market with the holy grail of the transhuman condition (the merger of cloud capital, AI and the biological individual).
Financialisation will soon be under similar pressure. As AI develops, Wall Street will not be able to continue resisting the merging of cloud capital and finance, as seen in Elon Musk’s ambition to turn X into an “everything app”. Such developments will do to payments what the internet did to fax machines, with serious repercussions for financial stability, including any future role for the Federal Reserve. And in place of the dream of a Global Village, we will have the Walled Nation.
Nevertheless, that globalisation recedes does not mean that autarky is possible. The Trump Shock is pushing us into a Bisected Planet, one part of it comprising vassal countries that have yielded to the Trump Plan, and a second part where the BRICS experiment is allowed to take its course.
Every generation likes to think it is on a cusp of some historic transformation. But ours is cursed enough to actually be on such a cusp. So rather than focusing too much on the character of the man in the White House, we would do well to recall that the Nixon Shock was much more important than Nixon. If Nixon reshaped the world once, leaving it nastier and more unbalanced, Trump can certainly do it again.

2025-04-08 17:55:17

From Yanis Varoufakis in Defend Democracy Press
“...the irony is that the world the Western liberal establishment is grieving over today came into being as a result of the Nixon Shock. While admonishing the idea of a US President delivering a rude shock to the world economy, they are lamenting the passing of what only came into being because of another President’s readiness to deliver an even ruder shock. That is, the Nixon Shock gave birth to the darlings of today’s liberal establishment: neoliberalism financialisation and globalisation … Many refer to this world — the one in which Gen X grew up — as the neoliberal era; others associate it with globalisation; some identify it with financialisation. It’s all the same thing — the world the Nixon Shock begat, and which the 2008 financial crash shook to its foundations. After the 2009 bailouts, although US hegemony continued unabated, it lost much of its dynamism. Today the Nixon Shock has run out of steam — at least from the perspective of the Trumpists who want to give US hegemony a second (or is it a third?) wind. This is the whole point of the Trump Shock and its masterplan … Nevertheless, that globalisation recedes does not mean that autarky is possible. The Trump Shock is pushing us into a Bisected Planet, one part of it comprising vassal countries that have yielded to the Trump Plan; and a second part where the BRICS experiment is allowed to take its course.”

2025-03-31 17:24:23

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Breathe, focus on your breath, aim for 6 seconds in, 6 out, repeat

2025-03-29 16:21:31

A hawk ate our doves!

2025-03-17 00:45:06

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Alternate with cold plunge?

2025-03-16 02:21:25

Introduction: Frank (aka Dove):
I was born 7 days after FDR died and got my name from him. I’m retired after 4 different careers in motion picture film (16 & 35mm) editing of educational films; as a machinist, labor activist and shop steward in a major GE factory; as a manager of QA and software development organizations; and finally as a social worker in public schools and private practice.
My anti-authoritarian perspective brought me into productive conflict with various governmental, corporate, non-profit, and political entities. I was a member and activist in several labor unions and ad hoc groups in each career. I can point with pride to several conflicts which helped improve peoples’ lives.
While I calculated the surplus value produced by labor, I did not appreciate the theft of labor committed at the government level through currency manipulation, money printing, selective taxation, and corporate bailouts. It is the corporate control of the government that gets us corrupt government.
Since retiring, I have been an advocate of democracy through various organizations, and see the Digital Democracy of Taiwan as a model for rebuilding public trust and creating a participatory democratic world. I reject the call for a new king!
I see bitcoin, lightning, and Nostr as tools to enable human freedom and cooperation. To this end, I support the Human Rights Foundation in its work. I look forward to participating in this platform.

2025-03-15 19:15:43

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I will. Thank you so much for the detailed answers. I look forward to going through them and engaging friends to do the same.

2025-03-15 19:13:41

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I will!

2025-03-15 16:16:33

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Thanks @jo, I listened to it. Lots of good information but too bad the interviewer was stuck on Marshall McClun. Is there a place I can go to see all of the current projects associated with Audrey and digital Democracy for the world? I hope that there are some associated with decentralized, digital consensus, driven pro social media and governance?

2025-03-15 01:11:00

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“We were working on it”. Is that past tense or is work ongoing ? I don’t see much on the site. Where should I look?

2025-03-14 16:42:54

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has the group become dormant? I don’t see anything in 2024?

2025-03-14 15:27:02

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I am so glad to hear that. I will check it out.!!

2025-03-14 00:15:36

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What is it?

2025-03-13 23:07:14

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And dogs have 10 times more stomach acid than we do, so that they can eat what we cannot digest.

2025-03-13 23:04:30

Will anyone consider this?
#nevent1q…7mqr @nprofile…as8j @npub19a6…cpua @nprofile…9p69 @nprofile…hkdy @nprofile…rmsu @nprofile…tapa @nprofile…vtcc @nprofile…8myw @nprofile…znla thanks

2025-03-13 23:01:05

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Funny, I actually cut my ear, moving my razor from my neck to my face. Yes, that kind of day.

2025-03-10 21:17:31

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Well, that didn’t work.

2025-03-10 21:16:10

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A sophist distinction - every organization, by definition, is a bureaucracy.

2025-03-10 21:13:59

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Thanks

2025-03-10 21:12:38

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Hey Jack, how about combining lightning with digital democracy?

2025-03-10 21:09:13

Are we NPC’s. I think not. https://open.substack.com/pub/heathercoxrichardson/p/march-9-2025?r=3ibbx&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email

2025-03-09 16:05:58

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It all sounds brilliant. Could you simulate reality, like, the government switches from supporting Europe to backing Russia?

2025-03-03 22:19:07

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Privatizing the national parks and giving mining rights to his friends? Why does that sound like what Putin has done to Russia? How has that worked out?

2025-03-03 02:45:51

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I was at Tufts on Saturday. The conference and people were great.

2025-03-02 13:52:38

The UFOs/UAP‘s that have been visiting us display a level of energy unknown to us. Maybe if we are nice to them, and not try to exploit them for military or commercial gain, they will share it with us. How would almost free energy affect bitcoin mining?

2025-03-01 23:17:18

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Hey Jack, I would rather talk to you than to Maya. Are you familiar with the tool set that is used in Taiwan to run their democracy? Do you think that a decentralized version of them could be built on NOSTR? Maybe with Reddit Kinds of moderation? For communities of every size and shape?

2025-03-01 20:44:55

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Hi ray!! (Like hi beams?)

2025-03-01 15:35:22

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A decentralized version, of course.

2025-03-01 15:32:36

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Can we talk sometime? I would like to see the tools developed by Audrey Tang for digital Democracy developed on NOSTR.

2025-02-23 01:41:06

How will UAP/UFO disclosure effect Investments? I am asking for a friend.

2025-02-19 18:46:16

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On the Apple App Store, I downloaded the OLAS app, which seems to be a Lebanese Maronite educational site?

2025-02-13 16:45:45

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Wow, thanks for the news. We have big hopes for him.

2025-02-13 02:01:39

Hartmann is a great resource. https://open.substack.com/pub/thomhartmann/p/the-supreme-court-is-corrupt-congress-87a?r=3ibbx&utm_medium=ios

2025-02-13 01:59:57

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Thanks for your kind response.

2025-02-12 18:37:32

Yanis does not understand it. #bitcoin will give labor the full value of our work. Internationally. .
#nevent1q…kww6

2025-02-12 18:30:24

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I don’t know the answer to your questions. People I respect advise to not try lo time the market.

2025-02-12 17:21:26

How many people in your maximum security prisons have never had charges or a trial? Freedom lovers, beware.
#nevent1q…85cn

2025-02-12 17:02:23

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I cannot see the context, but do you think that I should have your Social Security number and all of your personal information?

2025-02-12 14:44:59

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Good analysis, thanks. IMHO, they will turn on the money printer, big time. And they will use the whole process to move more money to the billionaires. They will continue the Trump tax cuts and more. Plus, project 2025 makes it clear that they will go after Social Security and Medicare

2025-02-12 14:24:21

#justice #politics #freedom #democracy #ruleoflaw
From #DianeRavitch
The far-right forces behind Trump have been planning their assault on democracy and the rule of law for years. Decades even, if you consider ALEC and other rightwing groups, like the Heritage Foundation. Project 2025 was the plan, and one of its author is now director of the powerful Office of Management and Budget.
A central part of their plan was to overwhelm the public and the media with a flurry of executive orders. They call it "flooding the zone." It's nearly impossible to react to three or four outrages a day. Who can even catalogue all of them?
Heather Cox Richardson tries to pull it together for her readers. Yesterday there were multiple court orders, more than she has room to report. And multiple executive orders, including one suspending enforcement of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, which prohibits U.S. firms from bribing foreign officials; Trump thinks it puts American businesses at a disadvantage if they can't bribe foreign officials as their competitors do.

2025-02-11 22:04:45

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Who will hold the keys?

2025-02-11 21:32:22

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They never release everything, but curate it to their own political agenda.

2025-02-11 20:27:12

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How do I get anyone to see this? #freedom #bitcoin #Trump #musk #democracy #freespeech #nostr #primal #tech #politics #Yarvin #Xi #Putin #oil #pharma

2025-02-11 19:08:07

Published here first!
Are We Free?
The most effective chains are the ones we choose to wear.
The oil and plastics industries have now cemented their grip on the United States, aided and abetted by big tech, big agriculture, the weapons industry, big pharma, banks, Wall Street, and the rest of them. With Musk and Trump as willing enactors and beneficiaries, Heritage’s Project 2025 has become the plan of the land.
The playbook is simple: cripple the government agencies meant to protect us, then use their failure as justification to dismantle them entirely. Rotten meat, polluted rivers, failing banks bailed out by taxpayers, alienated allies, screwed workers, looting of the middle class, and ferocious, unpredictable storms—this is the future we’re being led into.
Meanwhile, the hapless and complicit Democrats (Nancy Pelosi’s stock portfolio, anyone?) wring their hands, feigning concern while accepting the same corporate campaign contributions and lobbyist directives that have allowed these industries to capture the very agencies meant to regulate them.
And what of our chains? Look closely. The corporations always win—no matter who is in power. Both parties use the tech giants to engage in mass brainwashing, shaping media narratives to control public discourse. Both engage in censorship and demonizing the others. Book bans. COVID origins. Control over women’s bodies. The presence of UFOs. Demonizing immigrants. Have you noticed?
The Obama administration perfected social media campaign PsyOps—psychological operations designed to shape public perception. The Clinton campaign, by contrast, was technologically inept. Libertarian Republicans sang “the government is the problem” while ignoring who actually controlled the government. And Trump? His campaign weaponized the Koch-backed i360 data network with Facebook-fed social media to manipulate public sentiment. I experienced it first hand.
Now, the controllers no longer hide behind the curtain of democracy. They are tearing it down.
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“It’s time for a return to monarchy,” declare the Curtis Yarvin-inspired Peter Thiel disciples—Musk, Vance, and the rest. And why stop there? Why not a One True Religion led by white men who, by definition, are the smartest?
At the 2024 Bitcoin Conference in Nashville, I witnessed the opportunistic, self-serving adoration of Trump firsthand. Bitcoin represents freedom? Freedom for whom? For you? Today?
What about tomorrow? Are you listening to what they are saying? Watching what they are doing?
Do you have daughters? Sisters? Nieces? A mother? Is your family history free of immigrants? Do you care about what Jesus actually taught?
For years, the Human Rights Foundation has championed getting Bitcoin into dictatorships to help dissidents. But what of our own slow descent into authoritarian rule?
Property rights? Notice how fewer and fewer people in Russia and China can hold onto their property.
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And Musk & Trump? They see Putin and Xi not as warnings, but as role models.

2025-02-10 13:32:35

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2025-02-09 23:07:41

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Do you think decentralized digital democracy could be implemented on Nostr? Taiwan’s digital democracy, shaped significantly by Audrey Tang, is a groundbreaking approach to governance that leverages technology, transparency, and citizen participation. It represents a unique fusion of open government, civic engagement, and digital tools to create a more responsive and inclusive democracy.
Key Elements of Taiwan’s Digital Democracy
1. Radical Transparency & Open Government
Government meetings are live-streamed and transcribed for public access.
Open data policies ensure that citizens can access and analyze government information freely.
Civil servants collaborate in an open-source environment, enhancing transparency and trust.
2. Participatory Democracy with Digital Tools
The government engages with the public through online platforms like vTaiwan and Join.
These platforms allow citizens, businesses, and policymakers to discuss and shape legislation.
Crowdsourcing ideas and AI-facilitated consensus-building help resolve divisive issues.
3. AI & Technology for Consensus-Building
Pol.is, an AI-powered platform, helps find common ground in public discussions.
Instead of focusing on division, it highlights shared concerns to guide policymaking.
This system was crucial in drafting policies, such as ride-sharing regulations for Uber.
4. Civic Tech Movement & g0v (Gov-Zero)
The g0v (gov-zero) movement, an open-source civic hacking initiative, creates alternatives to government websites and services.
Volunteers develop tools to monitor government spending, track pollution, and promote digital literacy.
5. COVID-19 Response & Digital Innovation
Real-time mask availability maps were created through open data collaboration.
A crowdsourced SMS system streamlined quarantine tracking without violating privacy.
Government combated misinformation with a strategy of humor and fast fact-checking.
Impact & Global Influence
Taiwan’s digital democracy has set a precedent for how technology can enhance governance, balancing transparency, participation, and efficiency. Audrey Tang’s leadership has inspired governments worldwide to explore digital democracy as a means to combat disinformation, strengthen public trust, and make policymaking more inclusive.

2025-02-09 23:00:13

Does anyone think that a decentralized version of digital democracy could be developed on NOSTR?
From Chat: Taiwan’s digital democracy, shaped significantly by Audrey Tang, is a groundbreaking approach to governance that leverages technology, transparency, and citizen participation. It represents a unique fusion of open government, civic engagement, and digital tools to create a more responsive and inclusive democracy.
Key Elements of Taiwan’s Digital Democracy
1. Radical Transparency & Open Government
Government meetings are live-streamed and transcribed for public access.
Open data policies ensure that citizens can access and analyze government information freely.
Civil servants collaborate in an open-source environment, enhancing transparency and trust.
2. Participatory Democracy with Digital Tools
The government engages with the public through online platforms like vTaiwan and Join.
These platforms allow citizens, businesses, and policymakers to discuss and shape legislation.
Crowdsourcing ideas and AI-facilitated consensus-building help resolve divisive issues.
3. AI & Technology for Consensus-Building
Pol.is, an AI-powered platform, helps find common ground in public discussions.
Instead of focusing on division, it highlights shared concerns to guide policymaking.
This system was crucial in drafting policies, such as ride-sharing regulations for Uber.
4. Civic Tech Movement & g0v (Gov-Zero)
The g0v (gov-zero) movement, an open-source civic hacking initiative, creates alternatives to government websites and services.
Volunteers develop tools to monitor government spending, track pollution, and promote digital literacy.
5. COVID-19 Response & Digital Innovation
Real-time mask availability maps were created through open data collaboration.
A crowdsourced SMS system streamlined quarantine tracking without violating privacy.
Government combated misinformation with a strategy of humor and fast fact-checking.
Impact & Global Influence
Taiwan’s digital democracy has set a precedent for how technology can enhance governance, balancing transparency, participation, and efficiency. Audrey Tang’s leadership has inspired governments worldwide to explore digital democracy as a means to combat disinformation, strengthen public trust, and make policymaking more inclusive.
Would you like details on a specific aspect, such as how the Pol.is system works or how Taiwan handles online misinformation?

2025-02-06 15:10:52

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Bitcoin is a tool for economic freedom. The US is losing its political freedom. Is the Bitcoin community in favor of political freedom?

2025-02-06 14:36:19

Project 2025. https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8Yr4bn3/.

2025-02-05 23:07:58

The Billionaire Coup
https://hartmannreport.com/p/the-billionaire-coup-is-almost-complete-1b9?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=email-restack-comment&r=3ibbx&triedRedirect=true

2025-02-04 01:54:45

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I have jpg’s from 10 slide carousel s. There is no metadata. How do I organize them? Thanks

2025-02-03 18:34:36

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Bitcoin? Shitcoins? They don’t mix well.

2025-02-03 18:28:50

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Is your goal dominion? How about communion?

2025-02-03 17:13:05

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Can you think of an example when prohibition has worked? I cannot. The gangs and criminals are armed with US weapons. Guns are traded for drugs, among other ways. I worked in two methadone clinics. Drugs need to be decriminalized with safe measured doses available. People can and do live their entire lives addicted. And I have helped people who chose to get off drugs.

2025-02-03 13:53:46

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We’ll see how many companies return. There are many in Mexico, and his demand that they stop the flow of fentanyl is crazy given the market for it in the US. He also will further impoverish the American worker.

2025-02-02 21:53:13

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Are bitcoiners smart enough to see that tariffs are taxes on them and everyone else?

2025-02-02 21:45:35

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#bitcoin #ElSalvador #environment #pollution #water

2025-02-02 21:41:25

El Salvador - Bitcoiners beware https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/feb/02/el-salvador-retrial-environmental-activists

2025-01-25 14:28:18

House when we bought it. Want to see reno pics?
https://m.primal.net/NzdH.jpg

2024-12-28 17:43:57

Others from the Future and Homo Sapiens
(OF & HS) A mandate from god(s)
Assumptions Underpinning the Vision
Existence of Others from the Future (OF): OF beings have interacted with humanity for centuries, showing advanced technology, spirituality, and a vested interest in humanity’s survival.
Psychedelic Encounters: Many individuals who have used substances like DMT report meeting beings with superior intelligence and spiritual wisdom, similar to those described by OF contactees.
OF Concerns: OF beings have demonstrated hostility to nuclear weapons, expressed concern for Earth’s environment, and prefer individual-level interactions over institutional contact.
Spirituality: Both OF encounters and psychedelic experiences convey themes of interconnectedness, environmental responsibility, and empathy.
Transformation Potential: Humanity’s acceptance of OF’s presence and spiritual teachings could inspire profound political and social change, including nuclear disarmament, global peace, and environmental restoration.
A Vision for Spiritual Transformation to Foster Peace, Disarmament, and Environmental Restoration
1. Foundations of the Transformation
Based on these assumptions, we propose a framework for catalyzing a global spiritual shift that reshapes political priorities:
Interconnectedness: Recognizing the unity of all life and the intrinsic value of Earth’s ecosystem.
Sacred Responsibility: Embracing humanity’s moral obligation to protect and restore the planet.
Empathy and Spiritual Growth: Elevating decision-making through higher consciousness and ethical principles.
2. Changing the Political Landscape
A. Nuclear Disarmament
Reframing Deterrence: Present nuclear disarmament as a moral and spiritual imperative.
Actions:
Partner with anti-nuclear organizations to emphasize ethical and spiritual arguments.
Cite OF’s documented interference with nuclear sites as evidence of a universal disapproval of such weapons.
Mobilize public campaigns highlighting the existential risks of nuclear proliferation.
B. Environmental Restoration
Message: Environmental stewardship is both a practical and spiritual necessity.
Actions:
Promote regenerative practices in agriculture, energy, and urban development.
Support reforestation and conservation initiatives.
Advocate for integrating spiritual and scientific principles into environmental policies.
C. Fostering Global Peace
Approach: Use interconnectedness to dissolve divisions between nations, religions, and cultures.
Actions:
Host international summits grounded in spiritual frameworks for dialogue.
Develop media that celebrate stories of unity and cooperation.
Encourage cultural exchanges that highlight shared values and goals.
3. Empowering Grassroots Movements
A. Building Awareness
Sharing Experiences: Normalize conversations about OF encounters and psychedelic insights through storytelling, podcasts, and community events.
Platforms: Create safe spaces for individuals to share transformative experiences.
B. Advocacy and Policy Change
Collaborate with organizations to promote nuclear disarmament, peace-building, and environmental policies.
Lobby for spiritual and ethical considerations in governmental decision-making.
C. Technology and Media
Utilize technology to amplify the message of interconnectedness and planetary stewardship:
Apps that encourage eco-friendly behaviors.
Virtual reality experiences that simulate spiritual encounters or environmental consequences to inspire action.
4. Facilitating Individual Transformation
A. Spiritual Practices
Promote meditation, mindfulness, and other practices that foster empathy and higher consciousness.
Encourage the responsible use of psychedelics for spiritual growth in safe, guided settings.
B. Education and Dialogue
Integrate teachings of interconnectedness and environmental ethics into schools and universities.
Facilitate interfaith and intercultural dialogue to build unity and understanding.
5. Role of OF in Guiding the Transformation
If OF beings continue to prioritize individual-level interactions, their influence can:
Inspire visionaries to articulate these new paradigms.
Provide technologies or insights that aid environmental restoration and peace-building.
Support grassroots movements by sparking transformative individual experiences.
6. Characteristics of a Transformative Shift
A spiritual transformation must:
Be Inclusive: Appeal to diverse faiths, cultures, and worldviews.
Be Experiential: Rely on direct experiences, such as OF contact and psychedelic journeys, to foster deep change.
Be Systemic: Address structural inequalities that perpetuate conflict and environmental harm.
7. Practical Next Steps
Community Building: Organize gatherings to share experiences and develop shared goals.
Advocacy Campaigns: Create content connecting spirituality with actionable goals for peace and sustainability.
Collaboration: Partner with organizations aligned with these principles to amplify their impact.
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2024-12-26 18:05:16

A constitutional convention as proposed by project 2025, will be the end of freedom in the United States for all but the most wealthy . https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8NcXcxK/

2024-12-26 17:03:13

What about the Panama Canal? https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8NcXHKH/

2024-12-24 21:49:06

Their message is clear, disarm all nuclear weapons! https://youtu.be/fzvwBBSmWYA?si=imDV_oKpWVLegu6u.

2024-12-07 16:47:25

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Attention is also hijacked.

2024-12-07 16:43:56

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Ongoing environmental destruction, and or nuclear war would destroy us all.

2024-12-07 16:37:53

Aliens, DMT, and nuclear war - from ChatGPT4. https://chatgpt.com/share/67547437-3564-8000-8cad-c9f04b0e316e

2024-11-08 15:01:11

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It is still a rookie platform. Hopefully it will develop, grow, and thrive. I watched the episode. A little triumphalism? Beware. There are more dimensions than any of you imagine.