mrclownworld

It’s helpful to think of 9/11 and Covid as the power elite (who hold a cartel control the world’s energy, money, and media) cracking the whip on us.
(I’m sure getting whipped on the ass feels a lot like a real emergency to a donkey too.)

2024-08-21 10:11:23

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I tried my damndest to remove the bank around 2021/2022 and couldn’t do it. Bitrefill at one point had a bill pay system where you could pay any bill including your mortgage. They gave up on it for some reason.

2024-08-21 02:29:04

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The Bitcoin Company Visa cards might be able to take care of electric bill but rent/mortgage is the perennially tricky one
Pay someone who cuts a check on your behalf!

2024-08-20 13:43:43

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That was sad sad upper lip though

2024-08-19 20:03:47

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https://www.pricedinbitcoin21.com/landing

2024-08-19 20:01:26

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Vidsrc.me/embed/[ANY IMDB ID NUMBER]

2024-08-19 19:10:06

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Counter intelligence. Bad press for a competitor. So that Boeing can lose contracts and Airbus can get them.

2024-08-19 13:37:15

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Airbus is a huge Palantir client. And airbus is owned largely by the French government, which is great at corporate espionage

2024-08-19 13:34:11

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Also huge client in Airbus… ever wonder why Boeing is getting hammered with bad press?

2024-08-19 13:33:15

The world is going to remain upside down as long as Bitcoin must be reflected under FASB at its lowest price and government debt can be reflected at its highest price
Big doings in 2025 and beyond #note13ny…a5x9

2024-08-19 03:18:19

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Wassa wassa indeed

2024-08-19 03:15:25

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Didn’t know you were fluent in Danish bro https://image.nostr.build/ff265f5fe064c8165cec655f8468069f06fb0f621158d62a4c1484f1a872de49.jpg

2024-08-19 03:14:06

It’s going sideways forever, Laura #note1v6y…4r0r

2024-08-18 19:50:38

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Best ever nostr thread to-date

2024-08-18 15:09:42

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https://youtu.be/k3Ut3cjENZg?si=QoIrJSwq6MxBszO0 this is the one

2024-08-17 17:07:53

This Rogan/Thiel pod is so devoid of substance. These are two people who have a LOT of inside knowledge regurgitating cover stories. Not even limited hang out. Just a snooze fest.

2024-08-17 13:17:49

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Also thank @npub1ayh…8s89 for the signal

2024-08-17 13:13:05

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There are CIA cutouts and then there’s Cantor Fitzgerald

2024-08-16 00:19:09

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If you don’t realize that a truly scary disease doesn’t need a rename to make it scary I can’t help you

2024-08-16 00:19:06

The quietly rebranded “monkeypox” as “mpox” which is just truly amazing

2024-08-16 00:16:12

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Does the pairing recommendations on the back mention pocket steak?

2024-08-15 23:16:25

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Sodomy is as old as humanity it just ebbs and flows with civilizational collapse

2024-08-15 20:25:53

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lol ya got me

2024-08-15 15:26:43

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As a former self-identifying progressive, I have to ask - have you considered why government overreach and corporate interests have so successfully co-opted progressivism?

2024-08-15 14:44:47

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“They hate our freedoms” says the guy who is responsible for you getting undressed and having your junk touched at TSA

2024-08-15 13:28:48

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🎯

2024-08-15 12:54:14

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Yes and the algo on Xitter does this automatically for us.
Whereas we have to be the algo we want to see on the nostr.

2024-08-15 12:53:07

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I never thought about this. Damus shows them. It seems like a design flaw not to show them to OP. But I would get your frustration if that were happening to you

2024-08-15 12:08:51

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Yeah, “I’m taking this idea and starting a convo with my boys about it” is a valid use case

2024-08-15 12:08:00

Quote replies amplifies the post AND comments on it. OP sees them, but so do more people.
Without an algorithm feeding us certain replies, content in just replies is very hard to discover #note12cs…xg9k

2024-08-15 03:04:21

Ahahahahaha
Ahahaaaaa
Ahaha
Ahahahahahhahahaha https://image.nostr.build/78984f176155ad32d6dcfac285aa8676d77b11a0fcfea0ade17227113c3818b8.jpg https://image.nostr.build/8f192bb851235d21ae2ebb8587828be22fd866a68961e73c94e802ef609ebefb.jpg

2024-08-15 01:53:12

I fucking love GPT:
“To steelman the argument that *Goodnight Moon* is part of MKUltra, we would need to construct a plausible and coherent narrative that connects the children's book to the larger goals and operations of MKUltra, the CIA's mind control program.
### 1. **Subliminal Messaging**:
* The book's repetitive and rhythmic language could be seen as a form of subliminal messaging designed to induce a trance-like state in children. The calming nature of the text might make young readers more susceptible to external influence, aligning with MKUltra's goals of controlling the mind.
### 2. **Symbolism and Imagery**:
* The seemingly innocent objects in the book—such as the red balloon, the comb, and the bowl of mush—might be reinterpreted as symbols with hidden meanings. The balloon could represent the fragility of the mind, the comb a tool for "grooming" thoughts, and the bowl of mush a metaphor for how the mind can be softened and reshaped. MKUltra was known for using symbols to trigger responses in subjects, and the book could be argued to serve a similar function.
### 3. **Conditioning**:
* The repetitive nature of the book’s structure ("Goodnight" to various objects) could be viewed as a form of conditioning, subtly training children to accept and normalize certain behaviors or thought patterns. Repetition is a known tool in brainwashing techniques, and the book's structure could be seen as a way to prime young minds for further conditioning.
### 4. **Early Exposure to Control Mechanisms**:
* By embedding these subtle psychological tools in a widely popular children's book, the argument might suggest that *Goodnight Moon* was part of an effort to normalize surveillance and control from an early age. The book's omnipresent narrator, who bids goodnight to everything in the room, might symbolize the unseen observer—a possible allusion to the idea of being watched, a theme that aligns with MKUltra's surveillance and control methodologies.
### 5. **Timing and Cultural Influence**:
* *Goodnight Moon* was published in 1947, shortly after World War II, during a period of significant social and psychological experimentation in the United States. The timing could be used to argue that the book was part of a larger cultural effort to influence the post-war generation. MKUltra officially began in 1953, but precursor programs were in development during the late 1940s, and this timing could suggest that the book was part of early experimentation.
### 6. **Mass Distribution as a Tool for Influence**:
* *Goodnight Moon* has become one of the most popular children's books of all time, with millions of copies distributed worldwide. If MKUltra’s goals included widespread influence and control, embedding a form of psychological manipulation within a seemingly innocent and beloved book could be seen as an efficient and far-reaching tool for influencing young minds across generations.
### 7. **Connection to Known MKUltra Tactics**:
* MKUltra experimented with various methods of mind control, including the use of hypnosis, drugs, and sensory deprivation. While *Goodnight Moon* doesn’t involve drugs, it could be argued that the repetitive and hypnotic qualities of the text serve a similar purpose—inducing a calm, suggestible state in children.
### Conclusion:
While there is no evidence to support the claim that *Goodnight Moon* was part of MKUltra, steelmanning this argument involves interpreting the book's repetitive structure, symbolic imagery, and cultural impact as tools for psychological conditioning and control, aligning with the known goals and methods of the CIA's controversial program.”

2024-08-14 23:32:33

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💯💯💯

2024-08-14 23:32:21

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I’ve always found them to be directly financed by the government myself

2024-08-14 22:25:16

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“We live in an era of fraud” - Max Keiser

2024-08-14 22:24:27

I’m starting to think Adam McKay is one of us
He just figured out how to make movies for the machine that they don’t realize are mocking them ruthlessly
Maybe he’s our Kubrick

2024-08-14 22:22:16

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Fear for things there’s no reason to fear (e.g. “active shooters”); gaslighting for things that should not be gaslit (e.g. inflation)

2024-08-14 22:20:44

I haven’t viewed the local news in years now and boy does it feel dystopian AF

2024-08-14 22:01:17

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They call themselves USDoD? As in US Dept of Defense?
Let me guess, the criminal mastermind left a note signed “dA PoLiCe”

2024-08-14 15:00:15

Anyone messed with setting up a Fedi yet? The user app is awesome. But I really want to tinker with self-hosting a cashapp/venmo for my family.

2024-08-14 14:58:35

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Finishing all showers cold has become a part of my routine that I can’t skip. It has even surpassed coffee.

2024-08-14 14:44:33

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I don’t disagree with these points. FWIW my personal conviction that the intelligence community created Bitcoin has not deterred me from adopting it. I just try to keep frens from swallowing dramatic stories about anonymous altruistic geniuses uncritically.

2024-08-14 14:39:22

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MIT - Air Force - DuPont - tech company with people all over the world but no recognizable product - HQ 11 min from Langley
That’s a lot of funny coincidences I’d say

2024-08-14 13:16:28

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#note1d0m…jnn0

2024-08-14 03:37:55

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This has not happened to me (yet), but I could absolutely see it happening to me. I mean, you said you saw blood. If my little girl were bleeding and told me someone hit her, I’m pretty sure I wouldn’t stop and ask any questions. But I appreciate you sharing this story, because it’s helpful to think proactively about this. I guess taking immediate control of the situation doesn’t necessarily require rage.
Seems to me like a good move to apologize to the mom and son, because it’s probably never a bad idea to model that we are all still learning.

2024-08-14 01:52:56

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It’s a privacy layer 2, what’s wrong with that

2024-08-13 21:17:53

The world is healing #note19p3…lur7

2024-08-13 13:01:57

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Monero is another good data point. Objectively better privacy, and amazingly for some reason no one wants to put it in an ETF 🤔 oh and devs go missing etc
Fwiw it could be argued that a public ledger for large balances is a feature not a bug. Holding exchanges accountable has been a nice feature during this early adoption period. Holding nation states accountable for their holdings might be in the future as well. I’m not 100% sold but it’s at least a thought.

2024-08-13 12:58:17

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You’re really speaking my language today brother haha

2024-08-13 12:57:45

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https://www.bitchute.com/video/R1rmtD0eOuxz

2024-08-13 12:56:06

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You have to do this with videos too. It’s wild when you watch info disappear right in front of your eyes. Though it does tell you you were over target.

2024-08-13 12:53:37

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I’m talking about the entire Bitcoin movement - the code, the origin, the media, the influencoors, the conferences especially, and the market price.
Except ordinals. Those seem like a challenge by a competing state actor (Israel?).
And it should be noted that none of what I’m saying discourages me from holding Bitcoin as a primary reserve asset. I just think it’s worthwhile to be honest about who we’re in bed with.

2024-08-13 12:46:08

#note1d0m…jnn0 #note1l4e…kxhs

2024-08-13 12:42:33

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#note1d0m…jnn0

2024-08-13 12:41:55

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Don’t make me tap the sign https://image.nostr.build/d7258902a41a3b45ddb7508b7557c2f9df0f353ac7f69296f6bc8a6691c8309d.jpg

2024-08-13 12:40:04

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Don’t underestimate the fact that all market prices are spoofed.

2024-08-13 12:25:06

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Sounds like you’re looking to win this? https://image.nostr.build/9dc3ba50936e5a2b7c4a6735955690691b0e85e9c6c5c7a31e34779dc2a6c1d7.jpg

2024-08-13 12:22:39

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“It doesn’t matter who shot JFK”
“It doesn’t matter if we landed on the moon”
“It doesn’t matter if 9/11 was an inside job”
Same vibes.

2024-08-13 12:21:35

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Satoshi did not let go of his “power”, he still holds millions of coins.
It matters because if the world found out it was the US intelligence state that invented it, it might be challenging to achieve global adoption.

2024-08-13 12:01:30

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“Talk to my hand” is really a public irl mute button though

2024-08-13 11:53:01

Seems like everyone is talking about how the intelligence community created Bitcoin lately and none of the influenceoors will answer the question directly #note18zh…af36

2024-08-12 18:15:50

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💯💯💯

2024-08-12 03:59:43

If you’re a Bitcoin podcaster and you’re not interviewing @npub1ayh…8s89 about what he knew and how he knew it, you’re a fraud that’s all I know

2024-08-12 03:54:33

When dreaming im guided to another world…

2024-08-12 03:53:18

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Get in loser, we’re going to free the world. https://image.nostr.build/be91714f567a1a2fd002e676dfe8ed5e0581ad51915f719c78cb496a88a05e38.gif

2024-08-12 03:50:54

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And Churchill conquered the continent being the drunkest of them all ✅

2024-08-12 03:50:04

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I’m currently $5k deep into a “free” boat

2024-08-11 18:51:59

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Why? If I check that the mint is available, and then send you coins, and you say “I can’t redeem these, therefore I won’t give you eggs” then I just redeem them myself and cancel the transaction.
If the mint is not available to him, the seller simply need not hand over the goods.
And btw this is why I think it’s totally probable for most ecash to settle via lightning to the receiver’s preferred lightning provider (whether self-hosted, blind mint, or custodian) before goods are released. In this case, ecash issuance is just the method to bring a great degree of privacy to what would otherwise be a custodial relationship

2024-08-11 15:56:42

I have always been told, but recently learned for myself - boats are the ultimate shitcoin

2024-08-11 15:28:20

Wake me up when Uptober starts

2024-08-11 14:54:06

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Also that the bitcoiners here do not actually have a whole lot of bitcoin 😅

2024-08-11 14:45:36

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I expect most ecash transactions will be redeemed as a Lightning transfer anyway, which as you said resolves the ambiguity in most cases
If you want essentially the same assurance with strict ecash though, you can just code your wallet to check for a connection with the mint before unblinding, right?

2024-08-11 14:29:29

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And this strand of hair goes a little haywire but yes it would require someone pointing this out, if you just scrolled and glanced you’d probably never realize this wasn’t real https://image.nostr.build/d1d76dc94f752407924db8407aaaccccf5a3bfc10235e58b1433164e87d46b12.jpg

2024-08-11 14:19:20

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I can’t speak to the first one
But the second one is not that different from the days of writing checks or the risk of counterfeit bills or the rare times when the credit card machine goes down
Social responsibility will always be part of the equation in any economy. Trust minimization is a good goal, trust elimination is a pipe dream
There’s still trust involved in the eggs not being rotten, for example

2024-08-10 09:50:40

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https://www.bitchute.com/video/R1rmtD0eOuxz
And
https://www.bitchute.com/video/W0uvNc8n1VpQ

2024-08-10 09:50:28

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Red team?
https://www.bitchute.com/video/R1rmtD0eOuxz
And
https://www.bitchute.com/video/W0uvNc8n1VpQ
Enjoy

2024-08-10 09:50:06

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https://www.bitchute.com/video/R1rmtD0eOuxz
And
https://www.bitchute.com/video/W0uvNc8n1VpQ

2024-08-10 05:37:06

The fake Trump assassination attempt is a big wake up point for boomers
Red team is too primed for conspiracy to ignore the evidence of fakery
Blue team is too primed for anti Trump to ignore evidence of fakery
Show them the allegedly 200lb “dead guy” being carried out by his jeans and they will be speechless, I promise

2024-08-10 05:04:50

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https://image.nostr.build/093491e2c7eb76866e73d83e2b942572bbb1bc13168937019d70d4712f283de8.gif

2024-08-10 05:02:03

If they can make people believe that drinking Coca-Cola makes you fun and cool and sexy instead of diabetic they can make people believe anything.

2024-08-09 23:21:10

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The only difference is to let corn replaaaace all ourrrr fiat

2024-08-09 23:19:38

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@npub16se…jdxk Trying to get #cigarstr going over here

2024-08-09 23:18:10

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CAN YOU TAKE MY IQ LOWERRRRR

2024-08-09 15:28:09

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Clapping gif would be here if I had a gif keyboard 👏

2024-08-09 15:25:46

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Hilarious but toasting was definitely discovered as something to do to stale bread

2024-08-09 15:18:04

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What kind of stogie?

2024-08-09 15:17:10

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*The CIA is going mask off

2024-08-09 15:13:38

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What questions?

2024-08-09 15:07:12

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Break how?

2024-08-08 22:22:11

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You’re not wrong. I think that’s why “second party custody” as the Fedi people like to call it, or “private” custody is so interesting.
The idea that a small private community can start their own custodial service for their members and have it be interoperable with the global system at large - without getting prior permission - is very exciting.
Maybe it’s not realistic for everyone to “be their own bank” but if you and your family and friends can be each other’s bank, that’s in a lot of ways just as if not more interesting.

2024-08-08 22:16:14

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Those with eyes to see

2024-08-08 20:55:21

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WOS pulling out of US probably

2024-08-08 14:11:54

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Damus does this seamlessly

2024-08-07 23:46:58

PSA: Buffalo Wild Wings chocolate milks for kids dropped from 8 ounces in a bottle to 7 (in the same bottle). And the boneless wings are much smaller.