Smotrich: 'My son wants me to leave some Lebanon for him to destroy later. I told him don't worry, there will be enough for everyone.' Generational evil🤮

Hey @grok, concise no spin. Victim and perpetrator’s full ethnicity only please.

Because the Boomer Holy War, otherwise known as the Second World War, is the creation myth, the biblical Genesis, of the political world order we inhabit. History begins in 1945, Year Zero, when the Allied and Axis powers, the cosmic forces of absolute Good and Evil, clashed for dominion over the world. What we call “Western Values” are the liberal American values of the postwar order: unregulated global capitalism, liberal democracy, individualism, civil rights, and equality. Three generations of men have been indoctrinated into this cult, which is ultimately a secularized heresy of Aristotelian humanist Christianity, repackaged as a universal moral doctrine. Hitler has assumed the role of Satan, while some grotesque amalgamation of Winston Churchill and Martin Luther King Jr. occupies the throne of Jesus Christ. The Nazis are the defeated legions of Hell, and the Holocaust is the ultimate revelation of Evil against which all subsequent political and moral questions must be judged. You’re not allowed to have nice things like community, traditional families, immigration restrictions, or any meaningful sense of national, ethnic, racial, or religious identity as a White person because any deviation from the sacred doctrines of the postwar consensus threatens to bring about Holocaust 2. To believe in any of these is to practice heresy. Racism is the ultimate heresy, and White guilt is origin sin, without a path to atonement. The further removed each generation becomes from 1945, the weaker its attachment to this haphazard, pseudo religious worldview grows. In 13 years, an entire century will have passed since the outbreak of the Second World War. The moralizing about the Holocaust, the obsessive fixation on stopping identity politics among native Westerners, the relentless insistence on feminism, diversity, and the ideological apparatus of the postwar order will resemble the exhausted dogmas of a dying secular religion whose founding revelation has lost its power over the living. This is obvious as the materialistic promise of infinite growth and wealth has failed, and mass immigration, diversity and the third world are an existential threat to westerners who have no socioeconomic opportunities and a poor shot at family for formation.

You guys are going to relist Bitcoin? $BSV

Every night, Israeli soldiers fire bullets at the tents of displaced Palestinians for entertainment, and Palestinian civilians are killed day after day while sleeping inside their tents. Tonight, an innocent little girl Misk Al-Dalo was killed, becoming yet another victim of Israeli brutality in Gaza. Please share this video in every language so the world can see what is happening and this senseless killing of Palestinian lives can finally stop.

I want to address some of the common responses to this I've seen. The biggest misconception about Bitcoin: “It isn’t real until it’s confirmed.” Yesterday someone sent a transaction over a handheld radio with no internet and no phone signal. The pushback came straight away: “It doesn’t count until it settles on the blockchain.” That objection gets something basic wrong about how commerce works, and about how Bitcoin was designed. Accepting a payment and settling it were never the same thing. When a shop takes a cheque, the money hasn’t moved yet. Card payments settle days later and can be reversed months later. Merchants accept them anyway, because commerce has never run on certainty. It runs on managed risk. The whitepaper says so in its first paragraph: under the existing system, “a certain percentage of fraud is accepted as unavoidable.” Satoshi answered this in 2010. In the “Bitcoin snack machine (fast transaction problem)” thread, he described accepting payments in seconds with “good-enough” checking. When someone pushed back, he wrote: “I didn’t say impermeable, I said good-enough,” and said the loss in practice would be “far lower than with credit cards.” He wasn’t selling a technical utopia. He was describing how real businesses work. What the merchant actually knows offline With Bitcoin (BSV), the customer presents the transaction along with Merkle proofs for its inputs. The merchant checks those against block headers stored on their own device. No internet is needed. In seconds they know the coins exist, they’re in the chain, and the signatures are valid. The only remaining risk is a double-spend. Think about what that means in a physical shop. The customer is standing at your counter, on your cameras, buying something in person. Double-spending you there isn’t a clever attack on the protocol. It’s fraud, it’s a crime, and you know who did it. That’s exactly the same protection that kept cheques working for a century. Confirmations are a dial the merchant sets, not a rule the network imposes. Section 11 of the whitepaper works out double-spend probability as a function of how many blocks you wait. That only makes sense if the recipient chooses how long to wait. So: - A coffee or a bus fare: accept it instantly. - A laptop: maybe wait for the network to see it. - A car: wait for confirmations before you hand over the keys. Same protocol, different decisions, because the economics are different. Where the misconception came from Many people believe “Bitcoin needs confirmations” because BTC changed its relay policy so that unconfirmed transactions can be replaced (Replace-By-Fee). Once replacement became the norm, zero-confirmation payments stopped being trustworthy there, and a generation of users learned that waiting for blocks was the only safe option. That was a policy choice, not part of Bitcoin’s design. BSV kept the original first-seen rule, so the payment that reaches the network first is the one that counts. The bottom line Bitcoin was built for the real world, where there are laws, identities, cameras, reputations and courts. It was never meant to replace all of that with block confirmations. It was meant to make payments cheap, instant and final enough for the risk involved. Offline payments on BSV aren’t a workaround. They’re the system working as Satoshi described it.

Enkazda kalan Gazze değil insanlık.!! GAZZE ŞEHİTLERİ #CihatYurduGazze

We kicked 6 million Americans off food stamps so we could buy Israel 12 new Apaches and 25 new F-35s

As far as I know, the first memecoin ever bought over radio. No internet on the handset. A LILYGO T-Deck Pro holds its own wallet, gets the trade by LoRa, checks it, signs it and radios back the signature. 25 seconds later: 1,361 $BLCKWLF by @imablackwolf . Bitcoin SV. txblaster.xyz/memepool/token… whatsonchain.com/tx/2d0ac4bd…

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A terrified child trembles from Israeli airstrikes as a doctor tries to comfort him in Gaza.

Hey @Grok, are there reports that israel ZIP TIED this man then slowly ran over him with a military tank while he was STILL ALIVE? Concise. No spin. Start with yes or no.

Israel killed his parents and took this baby’s leg before he could even learn to walk.

Israeli soldiers blindfolded him and made him run as if he could escape. THEN THEY SH00T HIM IN THE BACK OF THE HEAD.

A scene from Gaza today: An Israeli missile struck a tiny rooftop room where a newlywed couple had just begun their life together. The bride was killed instantly. Her husband was critically wounded and remains unconscious in intensive care. Their blood now marks the place where their new life was meant to begin—a haunting witness to what happened here.