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brxn 5 points ago +5 / -0

I would say 'definitely willing to entertain the idea' rather than believe.. Like.. I am definitely willing to entertain the idea that Michelle Obama is a Michael instead.. do I believe it? I am not certain so there is no belief yet.

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brxn 1 point ago +1 / -0

agreed.. There was even a Donald Trump tweet a long time ago linking to Ron Paul saying "We should be doing what this man says." or something to that effect..

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brxn 5 points ago +5 / -0

It's awesome seeing Tucker interview Ron Paul.. Those of us that support Ron Paul in 2008 realized right away there was some sort of coordinated effort to control information in the US. Ron Paul just likes to tell the truth.. and those that hate the truth act like he's throwing knives.

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brxn 4 points ago +4 / -0

In a conventional war where the US and Russia are involved, there would be no winner. There'd be a loser and less of a loser and everyone will wish the war never started in the first place.

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brxn 3 points ago +3 / -0

That's only the rookie year of the boycott..

I was really in the mood for a beer the other day and only InBev were options.. so I had WATER!! like from the toilet! And I was hydrated and I was even fine after..

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brxn 2 points ago +2 / -0

There's something really weird going on with Ford.. I have been buying a few F150's a year since starting my company and this is the first year I have seen them delay this long on the new model year. You cannot buy a 2024 F150 yet..

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brxn 4 points ago +4 / -0

Hilarious.. Tucker is bad because he interviewed the guy running Russia, who has had countless meetings with the last 4 POTUS, from a country we are not at war with.. But CBS is good when they interview terrorists in masks..

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brxn 21 points ago +21 / -0

The national security threat is the large number of invaders being 'helped in' on the southern border..

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brxn 7 points ago +7 / -0

I have so little trust for our government that I find it hard to form an opinion one way or another if Schulte was a good guy that was framed with CP or if there is mostly truth to this article and Schulte was bad. Obviously if this outcome is legit, then I am happy. What I find incredulous is that apparently Schulte was so smart he was at times a sysadmin and software developer for the CIA - and when they removed his admin privileges, he figured out how to grant himself those privileges back.. Meanwhile, on his personal computer, the FBI 'discovered CP under multiple layers of encryption.' Like.. you would think Schulte knew how to encrypt files given previous sysadmin knowledge.. It's just awfully convenient for the FBI/CIA that Schulte had collected a bunch of CP.

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brxn 1 point ago +1 / -0

at some point these agencies are going do this to a hornets nest

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brxn 2 points ago +2 / -0

Ya.. it's mayo man.. but while I disagree with his infinite counterfeit shares strategy, I gotta admit with his anti-DEI stance.. weird that 'bad guys' do some good things here and there.

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brxn 1 point ago +1 / -0

How'd the 'turn pistol braces illegal' rule work out? Pretty sure everyone ignored it.. so let them create another gay rule to ignore.

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brxn 1 point ago +1 / -0

If the dollar goes 'defunct' that would mean it has little to no value in the market.. so paying off debt owed in US dollars should be a cinch at that point. We'd have a whole hell of a lot of previously unexpected homeowners. TPTB cannot let the dollar collapse without ceding a whole hell of a lot of ground to the middle class.

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brxn 2 points ago +2 / -0

This.. she was 100% her public persona.. feisty and ready to fight.. basically exactly what kind of person this country needs.

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brxn 5 points ago +5 / -0

'out East' probably means Washington DC (or some place where rich pedos congregate) considering they are in Arizona..

That phone call was something else.. like.. if House of Cards had dialogue like that, it would have been the best show ever made

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brxn 8 points ago +8 / -0

It's more than that.. calling them stupid is an excuse for them coordinating a forever war against something that hasn't been near the problem they purport it to be. They're blatantly trying to erase history to push their own false narrative.

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brxn 2 points ago +2 / -0

If you go to bitcoincash.org, the paragraph under 'The History of Bitcoin Cash' makes the best point, imo. From my experience, 2016-2017 was crazy because so many random people in forums kept spamming the idea that a bunch of stuck transactions for Bitcoin was perfectly okay. The fact that the blockchain statistics showed more Bitcoin Cash being spread around than Bitcoin which was more concentrated, measuring by number of separate wallets with holdings, tells me that more people put faith in the idea of Bitcoin Cash and staying true to the original whitepaper. The dollar value discrepancy between both tells me that old money, which is purely threatened by crypto in general, would rather a crypto they have more control over (Bitcoin.. because they successfully crippled the protocol and removed original developers) to go up in value than the one that was created as a reaction to their move for control.

If you want me to write a research paper on Bitcoin Cash, no thanks.. but I still hold a bunch of different cryptos - including BTC and BCH - and BCH is the one I buy the most and hold the hardest.

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brxn 3 points ago +3 / -0

Buy one.. hold it (with your own keys and not on an exchange).. there are not enough BCH for everyone.. just like BTC.. and BTC and BCH split from the original blockchain before segwit and other protocol compromises were introduced to BTC.. So once people stop trusting ETFs, they'll move their BCH to private wallets and the price will skyrocket because of the amount of fake BCH holdings. BCH will be a useful protocol because it's not artificially crippled and it will be especially useful if our corrupt centralized banking system finally blows itself up.

21 million total BCH.. billions of people.. millions more losing faith in the existing financial system every day..

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brxn 7 points ago +8 / -1

Part of me wants every person forced to see it.. and part of me wants to do everything I can to make sure no innocent kids ever have to see it. Let the pieces fall where they may..

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brxn 1 point ago +3 / -2

Bitcoin cash sold but not yet purchased will cause it to skyrocket in value.. at least the ones people have the keys to.. Bitcoin's value is already too high for retail (real market) to control it.. Bitcoin Cash, on the other hand, is distributed much more evenly and the value is too low already for it to crash and stay crashed.

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brxn 3 points ago +3 / -0

It already is.. It was taken over by a group called 'Core' that had nothing to do with the original creation of Bitcoin and that group slowly got all of the original Bitcoin programmers removed.. It also immediately started introducing protocol-crippling limitations like leaving the blocksize at an unnecessarily-small 1mb - as if being able to run a full node on a Raspberry PI 2 for the next 10 years is the main purpose of Bitcoin. The price was allowed to inflate hugely while suppressing the price of Bitcoin Cash - a fork of the original Bitcoin before it was compromised. The price of Bitcoin Cash - despite at one moment skyrocketing to more than $4000 each - has been artificially kept low despite much of the original Bitcoin community (and those with new found wealth from the Bitcoin price increases from 2009-2013) moving much of their BTC into BCH.

I still have some BTC.. but plan on it ultimately dropping and being replaced by BCH. I think BCH will be the highest-priced crypto and most used in the next 10-15 years - or at least it will be a major player. The more this information gets out, the more it will be impossible for 'TPTB' to keep Bitcoin as the dominant crypto and keep it artificially crippled..

The new crypto ETFs appear to be a good thing short term for the crypto prices - but I think they are ultimately going to be used to inflate the 'liquidity' of crypto and manipulate crypto prices. There is no fucking point of having an ETF that allows you to invest into crypto other than there are numerous onerous laws and regulations attempting to control your financial investments - and crypto was designed to route around that bullshit. Not your keys.. not your crypto.

BTW, I'll be throwing some of my 401k money at the crypto ETFs because I do see it being a hedge against the market and the $USD at the same time.. for the very short term.

Anyway.. I'm going to be right.. so my advice is to just hold one Bitcoin Cash on your own wallet (like a Ledger or even just a piece of paper with your private keys printed on it and kept safe).. and keep it as a hedge against old money and power losing their grip.

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brxn 5 points ago +5 / -0

They can try.. but as long as enough people hold them privately and off exchange, it won't matter at all... Bitcoin will be compromised.. but Bitcoin cash won't.. and a bunch of others won't either.

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brxn 2 points ago +2 / -0

Seeing the 'officials' do the most irresponsible things over and over puts the average person at wits' end. The police fired teargas indiscriminately into the crowds. They were instigating until the crowd forced them to be polite. I wore a helmet that day because I thought Antifa would be throwing batteries and rocks at us.. instead, it protected me from a police teargas ball (at least I think that's what hit me).

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brxn 11 points ago +11 / -0

You don't know what you are talking about. They are making real diamonds in a lab now. They're the same chemical composition. They will not become yellow or cloudy.

If you are specifically talking about fake diamonds like cubic zirconia or costume jewelry, that's one thing. But the lab created diamonds can't truthfully be called fake any more.

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