Plebator
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If you think things are happening by ‘accident’ you don’t understand!
Behind you! Se unió Eylül 2021
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If the Anti-Christ system is arising, and it’s going to consume the world anyway, why stop it?
@xueqinjiang asks: Why not let it consume the world, and then seek salvation?
@AGDugin explains the identity of the “Katechon”
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@PeterMcCormack You’re still stuck in the paradigm of party politics @PeterMcCormack . You’ve had the privilege of speaking face to face with people like @SimonDixonTwitt , you should know it’s all theatre now to divide and distract.
C’mon man, snap out of it please.
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We’re not nearly angry enough about what Labour are doing to our country.
We should have been angrier about the Conservatives too.
Total destruction of our money and economy, a managerial class, low trust grift off the state society, loss of hope and opportunity for our kids…
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And this is what happens when successive UK governments ignore building up domestic energy security and become too reliant on importing energy. We end up with an energy shortage crisis when there is a global crisis. We are governed by idiots.
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@Frank_Giustra @BradHuston It’s nonsense but no more ridiculous than your claims about Bitcoin @Frank_Giustra
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@BradHuston Absolute lunacy Anyone that knows anything about mining chuckles at these claims Desperate attempt to get folks to sell gold and buy bitcoin
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🚨🚨TOM LEE: ELON COULD CAPTURE AND MINE AN ASTEROID WITH MILLIONS OF OUNCES OF GOLD
Think of the logistics of that claim. First, you have to build a rocket, rockets or space station system that could coordinate and haul thousands of tons of mining equipment. Then you have to run down the asteroid. You have to land on it successfully. You then have to successfully mine it with dozens of crew in a non-oxygen atmosphere and less than accurate maps, ground composition data. You then have to get the millions of ounces of gold off of it. You then have to get it back to earth from who knows where as asteroids aren't stationary. Then you have get your millions of ounces to the earth's surface through an atmosphere that will burn it up if you screw up your landing. Best part? It will costs tens of trillions to hundreds of trillions of dollars to accomplish all that when it's never been planned, designed or tried. Other than that gold is toast!
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@mikemcglone11 @markets Shills for the corrupt legacy financial industrial complex will not be remembered kindly by history.
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The Crypto and Risk-Assets Bubble May Have Just Started Deflating
youtube.com/watch?v=54zamB…
#bitcoin #gold #stockmarket #macroeconomics @markets
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@JoeNakamoto It’s frankly embarrassing that the @FT would employ @jemimajoanna a so called journalist who can barely speak a coherent sentence without saying the word ‘like’ a dozen times.
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Remember, Jemima the FT journalist has covered bitcoin for 10+ years
That’s far longer than me (see panel for proof)
Doesn’t mean her opinion on btc isn’t utter bollocks
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@Frank_Giustra @asjwebley While you’re busy getting your nickers in a twist @Frank_Giustra just remember what happens after the ‘then they laugh at you and fight you’ stages.
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@asjwebley Wanna bet? Just wait until all this Bitcoin treasury supply starts hitting the market.
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In more than 25 years of investing, ~10 of which including Bitcoin, I have not encountered a store of value as robust as Bitcoin - including GBP.
Bitcoin is undoubtedly volatile, but that volatility is precisely what has driven its long-term performance.
My personal view is that Bitcoin is unlikely to fall significantly below the current levels, while I have absolute confidence in its continued long-term upward trajectory.
I am unaware of any other asset that comes close to matching Bitcoin’s suitability as a corporate treasury asset.
Please note that this is my personal opinion and does not constitute financial advice.
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Hey @theRealKiyosaki
I hear you might be releasing a new book called ‘From rich dad to broke dad’.
Is this true?
Wall Street Mav@WallStreetMav
@theRealKiyosaki Do you own any silver still? "I sold all my silver and gold and converted to Bitcoin" Robert Kiyosaki - 11 months ago
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@ITMTrading @DanielaCambone @theRealKiyosaki x.com/shanaka86/stat…
Why are you hiding comments that reveal he said the opposite?
Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡@shanaka86
Robert Kiyosaki told 280,000 people to sell their silver for Bitcoin eleven months ago. The video is still up. “Emergency Update.” January 2025. Silver at $29. Today he posts “I love silver” at $82. You cannot make this up. The man built a $100 million brand on one sentence. “Your profit is made when you buy, not when you sell.” Then he told his entire audience to SELL at the generational bottom of a 183% rally and BUY at Bitcoin’s local top. If you followed Rich Dad’s advice in January you mass liquidated real money that humans have valued for 5,000 years to chase digital tokens at $102,000. Bitcoin is now $94,000. Silver nearly tripled. That is not financial education. That is financial malpractice with a book deal. But here is what actually makes my blood boil. He knew. He always knows. This is the same man who filed Rich Global LLC for Chapter 7 in 2012 to dodge $23.7 million he owed to Learning Annex. The same man whose seminars got investigated by CBC for pressuring attendees to max out credit cards to $100,000 before signing up for $45,000 courses. The same man who sold $2.25 million in Bitcoin last month while tweeting diamond hands forever. Kiyosaki does not predict markets. Kiyosaki TRADES attention. January Bitcoin was pumping so he pumped Bitcoin. December silver is pumping so he pumps silver. The asset rotates. The grift stays constant. Every flip generates headlines generates clicks generates book sales generates seminar signups generates wealth transfer from his audience to his accounts. Thirty times he predicted the biggest crash in history. Ten percent accuracy since 2022. Zero accountability ever. Meanwhile the real story nobody covers: 820 million ounces of structural silver deficit since 2021. Fifth consecutive year of shortfall. Solar panels eating 230 million ounces annually. EVs demanding 50 grams per vehicle. AI data centers emerging as new demand. COMEX registered inventory down 73% since 2020. Shanghai paying $8 premiums over London because physical metal actually does not exist at these prices. Silver might hit $200. The fundamentals support it. But if it does Robert Kiyosaki will claim he called it. He will not mention January. He never does.
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Robert Kiyosaki: I’ve never sold my silver. I just bought another 1,100 ounces at $60 per coin. I’ve sold some Bitcoin.
Silver is the metal of the future.
Watch now: youtu.be/h_sgyKOTD30
#silver #gold #finance #economy #dollar #usd @DanielaCambone @theRealKiyosaki
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@ITMTrading @DanielaCambone @theRealKiyosaki x.com/shanaka86/stat…
So why @ITMTrading is there evidence of him saying the contrary around a year ago?
Were you talking nonsense then or are you talking nonsense now @theRealKiyosaki ?
Are you a liar? What’s going on?
Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡@shanaka86
Robert Kiyosaki told 280,000 people to sell their silver for Bitcoin eleven months ago. The video is still up. “Emergency Update.” January 2025. Silver at $29. Today he posts “I love silver” at $82. You cannot make this up. The man built a $100 million brand on one sentence. “Your profit is made when you buy, not when you sell.” Then he told his entire audience to SELL at the generational bottom of a 183% rally and BUY at Bitcoin’s local top. If you followed Rich Dad’s advice in January you mass liquidated real money that humans have valued for 5,000 years to chase digital tokens at $102,000. Bitcoin is now $94,000. Silver nearly tripled. That is not financial education. That is financial malpractice with a book deal. But here is what actually makes my blood boil. He knew. He always knows. This is the same man who filed Rich Global LLC for Chapter 7 in 2012 to dodge $23.7 million he owed to Learning Annex. The same man whose seminars got investigated by CBC for pressuring attendees to max out credit cards to $100,000 before signing up for $45,000 courses. The same man who sold $2.25 million in Bitcoin last month while tweeting diamond hands forever. Kiyosaki does not predict markets. Kiyosaki TRADES attention. January Bitcoin was pumping so he pumped Bitcoin. December silver is pumping so he pumps silver. The asset rotates. The grift stays constant. Every flip generates headlines generates clicks generates book sales generates seminar signups generates wealth transfer from his audience to his accounts. Thirty times he predicted the biggest crash in history. Ten percent accuracy since 2022. Zero accountability ever. Meanwhile the real story nobody covers: 820 million ounces of structural silver deficit since 2021. Fifth consecutive year of shortfall. Solar panels eating 230 million ounces annually. EVs demanding 50 grams per vehicle. AI data centers emerging as new demand. COMEX registered inventory down 73% since 2020. Shanghai paying $8 premiums over London because physical metal actually does not exist at these prices. Silver might hit $200. The fundamentals support it. But if it does Robert Kiyosaki will claim he called it. He will not mention January. He never does.
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@newstart_2024 She’s right and any woman who disagrees because ‘her feelings got hurt’ confirms her point!
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Helen Andrews drops a provocative thesis: Feminization = wokeness.
Everything we call "woke"—empathy over rationality, safety over risk, cohesion over competition, inclusion over free speech—is just the natural outcome of institutions becoming majority-female since the 1970s.
She points to surveys: ~2/3 men prioritize free speech, ~2/3 women prioritize inclusive society. Men lean "ethics of justice" (rules/facts), women "ethics of caring" (context/relationships/emotions).
Examples: James Damore fired not for facts but because it made women "feel bad." Kavanaugh hearings: masculine side demanded evidence, feminine side focused on "she's crying."
Her take: When women predominate, politics/institutions tilt toward subjective feelings over objective rules—even if many women reject it (e.g., best Kavanaugh books by women critics).
This 2:46 clip is bold, polarizing, and ties demographic shifts to cultural ones.
Agree it's a key driver of wokeness? Or overreach? What's your read on the gender gaps in free speech/inclusion polls?
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@freddienew @progbtcuk I’m tired of people excusing malice as ignorance or mistaken good intentions.
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As @progbtcuk pointed out, most of this could be a Bitcoin advert. Zack is right that it feels like we're all running harder and harder just to stand still - like the Red Queen and Alice.
But tragically, he also thinks that the solution to this is more and more money printing, and the fallacy of Modern Monetary Theory, not realising that while money is easy to create, actually creating new value is hard. Not realising that the MMT and money printing he recommends will simply exacerbate the Cantillon effect and further worsen everything he criticises here.
But he is right that we need to stop. We need to stop believing that pumping more easily created money into the system is the answer. That's just a sticking plaster, a bandage that stems the flow for a while, but doesn't heal the actual wound.
Currency is easy to create. Value is not. We knew this once; and we need to rediscover this again.
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@thecoastguy Are you familiar with Simon Dixon @thecoastguy ?
May explain a few things.
x.com/simondixontwit…
Simon Dixon@SimonDixonTwitt
🔴 Government isn't the Power... Here's why
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Will someone just call time of death on British politics.
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@saylor @_DannyKnowles Were you triggered by the interview Danny did before yours where he exposed companies like yours?
x.com/simondixontwit…
Simon Dixon@SimonDixonTwitt
My interview the episode before the tantrum. 🇬🇧 Chased Out of UK by the Bank of England: My Story, Told on What Bitcoin Did youtu.be/OnFz3ZCEFZY?si…
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The Bitcoin Treasury Debate Gets Heated
I joined @_DannyKnowles for a conversation on Bitcoin, power, and the treasury company playbook. We recap 2025 and look ahead to 2026, with me noting that Bitcoin’s real progress shows up in institutions, credit markets, accounting rules, and bank adoption—not short-term price action.
We then debate Bitcoin treasury companies, mNAV, and corporate adoption. I reject the conventional criticisms, arguing that attacking companies buying Bitcoin misses the bigger picture and misunderstands optionality, operating leverage, and risk. We explore how Bitcoin is evolving as digital capital supporting digital credit, why credit—not price—drives power, and why focus and endurance matter more than narratives.
CHAPTERS:
00:00:00 – Introduction
00:00:47 – Bitcoin in 2025
00:11:04 – Is the Four-Year Cycle Dead?
00:18:36 – ESG Collapse and AI Changing the Energy Debate
00:25:13 – Are There Too Many Treasury Companies?
00:35:39 – Bitcoin as Digital Capital, Like Electricity
00:46:39 – Optionality of Operating Companies vs. ETFs
00:54:26 – mNAV Gravity to 1
01:06:15 – Digital Credit as the Core Business Model
01:13:40 – Why Strategy Will Not Become a Bank
01:19:33 – Why Companies Fail
01:29:27 – Protocol Conservatism and Distraction Risk
01:36:35 – Why Holding USD Reserves Matters
01:42:13 – Capital Investors vs. Credit Investors
02:03:23 – Money, Power, and the Endless Struggle Through History
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@nic_carter @Excellion Most Bitcoiners were into crypto at some stage before seeing the light. Publishing a private email from 6 years ago isn’t an own, it merely demonstrates your lack of integrity.
Disappointing how far you’ve fallen Nic!
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It is a shame I am blocked by @piersmorgan, I missed the point with his Nick Fuentes interview and so did he.
Like a boomer, I have written 1,000 words on the cultural shift we have failed to understand.
"You can't stop what's coming"
petermccormack.substack.com/p/nick-fuentes…
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@theswansjr NO! The origins of money developed organically amongst populations wishing to avoid the problem of coincidence of wants. Money was and is a bearer asset. It is currency, and especially fiat currency, that requires trust in kings, priests and bankers.
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Did you know Bitcoin overturned five thousand years of monetary history.
Money used to require trust in kings, priests, central bankers.
Bitcoin replaces trust with verification—physics as the referee.
Bank accounts exist because governments allow them.
Bitcoin exists because thermodynamics demands it.
Bitcoin blocks cost $280,000 in electricity.
You can’t print energy. You can’t vote away physics.
Bitcoin is humanity’s first money whose legitimacy comes from energy, not politics.
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@thecoastguy The narrative has changed because the people that once pushed climate hysteria now need lots of energy to power their Ai data centres!
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@PeterMcCormack If you think Labour are the problem Peter you better vote harder next time!
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The Labour Party are creating a generation that consider others private property a cash machine of the state.
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