Roy White the 27th

@BlondieLvsJesus @EA_Rice I would never say you’re wrong, but I’ll push back a little, believing everyone can negotiate for what they truly value. Contracts? - agreed, but that’s mighty pricey given a realtor’s take. As mentioned, mine was done with a $6 lawn sign. Contract signed in 6 days.

@RoyWhite27 @EA_Rice Real Estate agents do more than just market and search. Knowing the ins and outs of contracts and negotiating is not as easy as some might think. What are you doing to market your own property?

This sounds scary, but around 70-75% of licensed realtors sell zero homes in any given year.

@ComptonMadeMe …just a long shot, but…are there two sides to this story, or…Israel is just feeling “genocidal?”

Israel with the Empire's backing, is ethnic cleansing everywhere

@AlexesNakamoto “Mr. Fireman, how are you going to put out the fire?” I don’t understand the question. “But aren’t you the fire chief?”

After watching Ryan Cohen’s latest interview… it finally clicks why GameStop bought so little Bitcoin. His relationship with math is… complicated. 💀

@flybywire74 @ggreenwald @ggreenwald likely thinks he’s above having his perception clouded by bias.

@ggreenwald Remember, no criticism here, it’s only when it’s Israel, Germany 1920-1945.

@ggreenwald @ggreenwald - put me on the list of folks that would bet 1/2 their life savings that if this 2nd flag wasn’t Israeli, this post would have never been written.

@brucefenton “Genocide” “…mass murder” “control of the US” Here’s what else that is as old as time: SUBJECTIVITY

The entire underpinning of the genocide/ mass murder and control of the US is based on anti Muslim bigotry. The whole scam rests on Israel’s ability to convince Americans that 2 billion Muslims are the bad guys and that they are the victims. Dehumanize, vilify and then claim to be the solution. It’s a grift as old as time. Just this time it’s far more sophisticated and well funded. Don’t fall for it.

@brucefenton @brucefenton - what Israel needs is a leader who understands how kind and gracious the members of Hamas & Hezbollah are.

New boss same as the old boss. When Netenyahu is gone Israel will have a new Netenyahu. The ideology and the entire country is deeply broken.

@lisa_gannon @cenkuygur @NetworksManager So true. @cenkuygur has become like one of those scenes in a horror movie where the cops find the psycho’s hidden room, and it’s filled with pictures of his victims.

@cenkuygur @NetworksManager If Israel owned the American government and controlled all of US Media why do you still have a platform or why aren’t you in jail? STFU and talk about something beside the Jooos. You sound like a broken record.

People think the biggest issue with Israel is their war crimes. That's obviously fair, given how atrocious the genocide and all their atrocities have been. But there is second giant problem as well - American sovereignty. Their lobby gives money to 94% of Congress, they completely bully our national media into compliance and they have robbed us of our sovereignty here. No matter who we elect, they seem to serve Israel. And then our media tells us that's normal. That's not normal! It's weird how our media and politicians all grovel to the same country. That's nowhere near normal. As an American, that bothers me to my core. The whole point of this country is indepedence and freedom. It feels like they've taken that from us. And I can't stand it.

@garfunkelgirl …grateful for your take! Pure is good, but….so are some of the things to do, in Buffalo.

from the times i have gone there to visit family i have such a noble savage view of buffalo i think the shit weather and lack of things to do have given buffaloans the ability to access purer emotions than me. i say this positively. go sabres.

@MarioNawfal …and @MarioNawfal ? You felt the need to spread it?

🇲🇽🇮🇱 A Mexican performer just stomped a traditional Zapateado dance on top of an Israeli flag in a public protest. Whether you agree or not, the global mood has shifted dramatically. This would’ve been stopped immediately just a year ago...

@WTMNOfficial @ggreenwald @PaliNewsNetwork “…high jacking” People get so melodramatic

@ggreenwald @PaliNewsNetwork This is actually getting to be pretty surreal, witnessing the hijacking of our entire nation and our industries. I know it's been happening for some time, but this is just blatant now. They know we know and they double down. Oh boy

If you doubt that Larry Ellison -- mega-donor to Friends of the IDF -- is buying up US media and social media to turn it into Israeli State TV, and hired Bari Weiss to do that at CBS News, you have to see the person Bari just put in charge of all international news at CBS:

@ggreenwald Who should we want? @ggreenwald ? He’s about as unbiased as a very vocal, Little-League mother.

@intangiblecoins @cryptoquick …grateful for your cerebral efforts. Those of that don’t understand, yet, rely on those that do.

i had many discussions about quantum & bitcoin in las vegas this week, both on and off stage, with skeptics, advocates, and many overall smart bitcoiners some consensus i feel is emerging: 1) satoshi’s coins (P2PK) should not be touched. violating his property rights could be disastrous for bitcoin’s core value proposition. but the risk is also lower than many realize — satoshi’s coins are in ~22,000 addresses, each of 50 BTC. a long range attack would have to crack them all (i.e., it’s not one giant honeypot). the giant honeypots are mostly exchanges or active entities who can upgrade to a PQ-address if needed, so mostly not realistically at risk. the hourglass proposal could also further mitigate if we thought long-range Qday was imminent meanwhile, neutral atom tech can only do long range attacks, and google quietly opened a neutral atom lab just prior to their recent paper (maybe just hedging, but possibly an admission of superconducting’s limitstions? unclear, but distinguishing between long & short range is essential, and impacts the satoshi-coin issue) data from @_Checkmatey_ and others also shows that bitcoin markets routinely absorb 1m+ BTC, even just from oct25 to pres, let alone during bull markets. suffer a 50% drawdown (even if it were possible to take all of satoshi’s coins) to preserve bitcoin’s core property rights? i think most bitcoiners would accept that trade off, particularly given the mitigations (satoshi’s many addresses, hourglass, and market’s capability to absorb them if needed) 2) it is good to work on new crypto for bitcoin, post-quantum or otherwise. developing it, testing it, compressing its signatures, proposing and debating implementation — all of these are good for bitcoin the risks are a) this work occupies people’s time, potentially diverting from other important work; b) something untested or too novel is added to the protocol; c) calls to implement on the protocol create consensus gridlock, hamper other upgrades but most people i talked with in las vegas agreed that background work, perhaps resulting in a new PQ implementation being “put on the shelf” in case it’s needed, is unequivocally a good thing. this mostly seemed to be a reasonable middle ground on the contentious mainstage panel as well, despite disagreements on urgency. perhaps with the right funding and resources, good work can be accomplished while 2a and 2b are mitigated? i do think quantum is a problem worth working on, even if there is only a 1% chance that it ever affects bitcoin. i also think alarm bells about urgency have ultimately been positive for pushing these discussions forward. but finally, i am also very encouraged that there are a lot of people who are indeed thinking deeply about the implications, mitigations, and solutions, including many bitcoin developers these are just my impressions and are definitely open to discussion and disagreement

@valerijatrades1 I like your idea of “substitution - stacking.” Personally, I prefer Tim Hortons coffee, which is cheaper, so may lag behind your pace.

Valerie’s Bitcoin Strategic Reserves $BTC Total Bitcoin Accumulated: 0.03527296 Another week of stacking. I can see this position being green finally next week. It will be so exciting to see that. I cant believe that my old self would have drank all of this money in Starbucks last year instead of stacking all of these sats 😂

@WakeUpRef @gerrydee I “liked” this post. I’ve never been to either venue, but….love the descriptives!

@gerrydee It’s cultural. Montreal has had this for decades and decades. The French Canadian fan is loud & enthusiastic. Toronto has the old “English Canada” fandom. Sounds like an opera or funeral take your pick. It hasn’t ever been different & it likely won’t change

I have been a Leafs fan my whole life. I will always be a Leafs fan and only a Leafs fan but man, the Montreal Canadiens have a vibe in that building that we need to have. Regular season and playoffs. Next level environment. For the whole game!!!

@Sportymorty @adamzyglis Interesting thought! We’ll bring Nia Falls with us!

@adamzyglis Maybe Buffalo should become the 11th province!

What a moment last night… #buffalo 🦬⚔️

@SubjectMatterMe @adamzyglis @SubjectMatterMe …anyone calling themselves a Sabres fan knows the words to your song. It started in 1970

@adamzyglis there were more Canadians than americans in those stands. that who was singing oh canada.

@01Waller @adamzyglis We’ve been doing it since the inaugural season, 1970-71. It’s out of respect, and…puts some Southern Ontarian fannies in the seats!

@adamzyglis I’ve heard that the good folks in Buffalo play the Canadian anthem at every game, whether or not a Canadian team is playing.

@SebS343 @adamzyglis …no need to stop! Every town feels the love when they get roasted

@adamzyglis Very impressed and slightly annoyed because I now have to stop doing Buffalo jokes, I really can't wait for the current round of political BS to end.