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Martin Leo Rivers
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Martin Leo Rivers
@MartinRivers
Father of Lilith, Cecilia & Arabella
UK Katılım Kasım 2008
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11-year-old Laney Perdue became the sole survivor of a plane crash thanks to her father, who wrapped her in a bear hug as the plane was going down.
When she was recovered alive from the crash, all her injuries were on the opposite side of her body from where her father was sitting.
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Monarch of the Realm job requirements: must be able to...
Hold hammer ❌️
Hold nail ❌️
Run country ✅️
You're a shoo-in, Billy!
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Bitcoin lost the narrative. It's not a hedge, and it's not a reserve asset. You're exit liquidity for the OG.
Watcher.Guru@WatcherGuru
JUST IN: Bitcoin falls under $75,000
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The paradox of altruism!
Give money to charity to feel like a better person ✅️
Sacrifice your life to save the pack, including your offspring ✅️
In a karmic world, you don't have to be a pushover. You can help others while helping yourself
Manipulators lack this wisdom
Dalai Lama@DalaiLama
Be Wise Selfish - His Holiness the Dalai Lama shares a simple but powerful idea: true self-interest lies in caring for others. Combining intelligence with warm-heartedness is what makes a human being — and ultimately the world — truly happy. A reminder that the path to a happier humanity runs through knowledge and education, one person at a time. Video originally recorded on August 18, 2020.
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"Believe nothing you hear, and only one half that you see"
-- Edgar Allan Poe
Markets & Mayhem@Mayhem4Markets
Why would he do this? 🤣
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@mac499 @TonyWard867811 That's like saying when more people arrive to eat a pizza, the pizza magically inflates
No it doesn't. The slices just get smaller. While the demand for & value of the whole pizza rises
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@TonyWard867811 But Bitcoin is a finite resource which means as more people use it is subdivided more and more..
Isn't this a form of asset inflation...??
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You signed a £300,000 mortgage.
The bank had nothing.
They typed £300,000 into your account. The whole transaction took them 5 minutes.
Over the next 25 years you pay them back £550,000.
That £550,000 is your wages. Your overtime. Your weekends. Your sleep.
For them it is pure profit. They created the money from thin air. They have no cost to recover.
5 minutes of their typing.
25 years of your life.
That is the trade.
The government allows it.
The Bank of England protects it.
The banks feed themselves and their paymasters.
You were not given a mortgage.
You were enslaved by one.
You do not own the house.
You do not own your wages.
You do not own your future.
You rent your life from people who created nothing.
This is why they fear Bitcoin.
Bitcoin cannot be typed into existence.
Bitcoin cannot be debased by their paymasters.
Bitcoin cannot be lent ten times over.
The day you understand Bitcoin is the day you stop renting your life.
That is why they hate it.
And that is why you need it.
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@Suzierizzo1 "See how people make that stuff up and then people get in trouble?"
Maximum respect to that hotel worker. It's good to know some people actually care about the harm caused by false allegations
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This woman is apparently drunk at a hotel & accused a black male that was just checking in of trying to rape her & drinking all her tequila.The front desk told the cops that she’s lying the man did nothing.The woman didn’t want to talk to a black cop because she was racist.
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@johnnytheshort @VinnieSull1van @Lost___London @PubHistoryTours You're crazy if you think British pubs are on the way out
They're as relevant today as they've ever been, much like coffeehouses in the Arab world
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The architectural butchery of London:
The image on the left is the old Clifford's Inn, former Inn of Chancery, London. The oldest of the Inns of Chancery, dating back to 1344, located near Fleet Street in London.
The building pictured (including a hall remodeled in 1767) was demolished between the years of 1934-1935 so it could be replaced by the 1930s mansion block (apartments/offices) that now sit in its place.
Note that this is before the outbreak of war in 1939 and that the building was not damaged.
Not only have those in charge not done enough to save our historic buildings, they've spent a long time deliberately destroying them.
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