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we shouldn’t have done nearly anything we did since 2001 and the ruling generation that made those decisions is still in power
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Nothing to see here move along
#AllisonInquiry
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Dude put Lincoln, FDR, & Wilson as great and Coolidge as below average.
The “Great” in MAGA makes sense now.
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Ron Paul is right when he says we are wasting lives and money in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Two weeks ago at FreedomFest (Vegas) I summarized the Big Picture of the last decade: Bezmenov, Genocide, Flynn, Clay, libertarians, Christians, The America Project, & the Hack-O'-Venezuela.
All in 20 minutes.
Please RTW!
@grok if all military spending for the past decade were divided to every military age male, how much money per person could be spent for weapons, ammo, training, etc?
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In one month, we can re-live Prague 2025 all an over again.
But this time, stepping into a working free city: Próspera, in Honduras.
Join me and a fantastic line up of speakers, builders and doers: September 3-6, 2026.
Registration link below. ⬇️
ChatGPT says that as long as the 256 bits are derived truly randomly then there's nothing future ASI can do. This means bitcoin will be secure but every human interface will be exploitable. Same with all encryption, passwords, bank accounts, military communication, etc.
Then the question becomes...how does @coinbase create their keys, how do the ETFs or nations create them. Are those methods vulnerable.
Personally, I had a program create my key on a spare laptop, I wrote down the private and public key, I transferred my bitcoin then smashed the laptop to pieces, smashed the hard drive to little bits, then burned it all in a fire (laptop batteries explode in fire btw).
Solution, not just for bitcoin but all such secure programs. Create a repository of safe security protocols/software. Have every new AI release attack those for vulnerabilities before release of the new model. Release an update and explanation for any vulnerability found. Make these the platinum standard for digital security.
10/10
Civilizations improve when we build better systems instead of endlessly arguing over broken ones.
Bitcoin challenged money.
Open-source software challenged proprietary software.
Maybe it's time to challenge how justice works.
Read the proposal: phalynx.network
7/10
Jurors aren't government employees.
They're independent participants whose incentives are aligned with reaching the community consensus.
Good decisions build reputation.
Bad decisions become costly.
The protocol rewards honesty over politics.
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Mailyn Salabarria left Cuba to live a free life. In this video she visits the Seastead Showcase and explains why the same hunger for freedom that drove her to escape Cuba drove her to seasteading. seasteading.org/cuban-queen-…
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The House is scheduled to vote this week on a National Defense Authorization that would integrate our military tech & supply chains with Israel’s.
Today, the Rules Committee will decide whether my amendment to strip section 219 will get a vote.
RT to support the Massie amdt.!













