Dystopian anthropologist, meme node for the collective consciousness, semiotic seamster, hauntological symbol acquirer, and liminal space spelunker.
Washington, DC
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No one asked, but I made them anyway.
"The Classique Autograph"
Now available for order @
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It's common knowledge now that Jeffrey Epstein was behind many people of power--operating in the dark pulling strings behind the scenes.
But are you aware who was controlling him?
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Based!! Rupar wants to send women to war, Republicans want to protect them.
You're a coward.
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It's been 9 years since @elonmusk had this photo 'permanently' removed from the internet forever.
I've risked my life to track it down and post it for my followers.
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Want to live off BTC without selling it?
🟠 Create a BTC Treasury LLC to hold your Bitcoin
⚙️ Take a loan against it
🏗️ Fund an Operating LLC to start income-generating activities
🛡️ Wrap both in a Family Trust for legacy + asset protection
You’re the bank, the borrower, and the builder.
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New 9/11 Footage...interesting that this is being released now
h/t @tuffthumbs
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Is this the guy that didn't know what farmland looked like while flying in a plane?
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So...
Apparently, a miner sold everything and Jump Trading was involved. The hash rate is back to ATH, confirming the activity. They went heavy on leverage using the Japan carry trade, which is now blowing up. Bitcoin and the entire crypto market are crashing due to a huge sell order triggered by a time-based algorithm, active for the past seven trading days at 10am ET. This sell-off is expected to intensify with the Japanese market opening, driven by recent US stock crashes, Japan's economic struggles, and fears of renewed conflict between Iran and Israel. Meanwhile, Blackrock continues buying the dip, aiming to corner the crypto market.
zerohedge.com/markets/bitcoi…
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We're handicapping the people that put their life on the line, daily, to protect and serve us.
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> Ends up being Krampus, Destroyer of Worlds, and opening it up releases him, which he immediately turns the earth into coal.
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Combat vet, 2 bronze stars, BA from Princeton and a MPP from Harvard. He's qualified.
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In 1913, Congress ratified the 16th Amendment, giving the federal government the power to levy an income tax. It was only for “the rich.” 29 years later, in 1942, every American paid income tax. Every tax ever enacted has always started “for the rich” but has always expanded.
Also
A 25% tax on unrealized capital gains may target the ultra-wealthy. Still, its ripple effects could hit the middle class through market volatility, economic slowdown, and rising costs of goods and services. What starts as a tax on the rich often finds its way to everyone else.
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Great commercial @PeterSchiff
Glad to see you come around.
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60 Minutes just aired a segment criticizing Bitcoin and crypto, focusing on the money influencing politicians. Directly after, they cut to a commercial... sponsored by Pfizer.
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I no longer click on videos of a woman sitting in their car talking into the camera, sorry
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I dare you to try and show me an image that better caputers the biden administration.
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Can I just reiterate how much I love that part of the Bitcoin ethos is not talking about how much you have?
Today I hit a very big milestone in my portfolio. I’ve finally hit the $1 Million mark!
I’ve been investing consistently since January 6, 2020 and I never thought it was possible to get to this point. If you asked me a year ago that my portfolio would have grown to this point I would have laughed in your face.
If you are in your 20s please take my advice. Start saving, start investing, and start growing your money… do the dirty work in your 20s so that you never have to worry about money when you’re older.
This is just the beginning. Onto the next milestones!
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Nothing to see here, folks. Just a major news organization attempting to gaslight Americans.
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I don't care if you think it's cringe or gay, it's movie-esque. He went through the hero's journey and we were all witnesses to it. I love this.
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Because they are taking advantage of people, who didn't ask the same question as you.
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Obvious smear campaign, look at the production, graphics and package they are putting together 🤣
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Awful idea, as soon as you introduce an edit button, people will abuse it; get a bunch of likes and then change the content of the message to something different.
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Are you kidding?
This argument completely misunderstands how Bitcoin works and falsely equates a decentralized Proof of Work system with a centralized consensus failure.
1. Bitcoin’s Long Block Times ≠ Network Failure
When Bitcoin takes longer to find a block, the network is still operational, transactions are still being relayed, and mining continues.
XRPL completely halted—no transactions, no progress, just a frozen ledger.
2. Bitcoin is Designed to Handle Variations in Block Time
Mining difficulty adjusts dynamically, meaning occasional long blocks are expected and accounted for.
XRPL's halt wasn't expected or part of its design—it was an outright failure in reaching consensus.
3. XRPL Halt = No Transactions Processed
Bitcoin still allows transactions to be broadcast and queued during long block times.
XRP’s halt meant the entire network froze, proving its validator system is fragile.
📌 Bitcoin doesn’t stop, XRPL does. A slow block isn’t the same as a broken ledger. If you can’t see the difference, you don’t understand how blockchains work.
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So, you're saying the stereotype of Indian 7/11 workers is tied to H-1B visas? This is starting to make sense now.
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Never before has an image so perfectly encapsulated everything wrong with America.
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If you own 6.25 bitcoin, it’s very easy to conceptualize how much it’s worth. Imagine all of the energy powering all of the ASICs in all of the countries in the entire world collectively working for 10 minutes just to produce what you have.
H/t @BITPAINTCLUB
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Damn, you think that's crazy, wait until you see what turkeys use to look but have since changed due to shrinkflation.
(Actual photo of the 1st thanksgiving)
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