BitcoinJedi

Bitcoin breaks out above the post-October high resistance. Retest of $90K next

@BrianRoemmele @CaitlinLong_ Fake

Artemis 11 astronauts saw and heard this at the entry interface and plasma display in to Earth’s atmosphere.

@SenLummis Not gonna happen

It’s time Congress passes the Clarity Act. It’s now or never.

@SenLummis Not gonna happen

This is our last chance to pass the Clarity Act until at least 2030. We can’t afford to surrender America’s financial future.

@Redhead4645 @AmericanMama @JoeConchaTV Lib women are Bolsheviks

He is rounding out his time in office walking 6 miles and take notice of the girls all giggling 🤭 as they pass him. Guess they don’t see this 👇 The story here isn’t Mamdani walking. It’s every storefront being shuttered. @JoeConchaTV

@Cernovich Huh?

@JoeySalads @TheAmericanHill How so Joey?

@TheAmericanHill Jones betrayed Trump

Alex Jones was largely responsible for the Trump revolution in 2015. Complete and total betrayal of one of this most loyal supporters.

@SBakerMD Nice doc. Those were the Jonah Lomu days, what a beast of a man he was, very much missed.

1991, I had just dropped out of medical school to go play semi-professional rugby in New Zealand. I was 22 years old, working out at a place called Sgt Rock’s gym in Galveston Texas, while going to medical school at the University of Texas Medical Branch. The owner of the gym, a guy named Paul McCartney, not the Beatle, was a chiropractor who was the captain of the local rugby team, which was coincidentally affiliated with the medical school. Now at the time I was 6’5” about 240lbs, I could squat over 500 lbs and deadlift over 600, was lean, fast and could jump out of the gym. He somewhat jokingly, but was also being serious, told me that if I wanted to continue to train at his gym then I needed to come play rugby for his team. I thought about it for a few days and thought, what the heck, it could be fun. I went out to my first practice and learned about scrums, rucks, knock ons and how to tackle people. A few other medical school students were there as well as a mixture of a bunch of locals include the Lopez brothers, Steve, John and Chris “AKA Chowder Head”. I picked things up reasonably well and the first match they stuck me out on the wing. Usually, that position was for smaller fast guys and the guy playing opposite of me on the other team was like 90lbs lighter than me. The wing runs around a fair bit but doesn’t often get the ball very often. My first game was fairly uneventful as I recall. Eventually as I got a bit more familiar with the game I was moved into what known as “the pack”. Where I played what is called second row or lock and eventually some time at number 8, which honestly is one of the best positions in the game in my opinion. Anyway, I start my journey with the local club team and by the end of the season I get selected to be on the All Texas team, and shortly after that the all Western US team. I can remember becoming obsessed with rugby to the point that medical school became a thing I had to do between practice and matches. About halfway through my second year of medical school one of our professors, who happened to be from New Zealand starting talking to me about bringing me to New Zealand to play for one of their teams. The team was called Hautapu RFC and it was a team in the premiere division of a region known as the Waikato. They apparently every year recruited a foreigner to help fill out their side, often South Africans and sometimes Americans. They said they would fly me out, house me, feed me and pay me a small salary. Honestly the decision for me was pretty simple. Get payed to go play a sport that was a blast or toil away in medical school. Needless to say, I chose the more fun option and a few weeks later I was on my way to New Zealand. The medical professors thought I was nuts and asks me to reconsider, my parents

@forallcurious @barnes_law

🚨: NASA just released this closest image of Moon ever taken by Artemis II . The clarity in insane in this view.

@SebastianComedy @hulu @DisneyPlus Can’t stand Bobby, he’s off the reservation these days

About My Father now streaming on @hulu @DisneyPlus

@BernieSanders @ZohranKMamdani @FlyingWithSara Commie

In the face of the growing threat of AI and robotics, it is more important than ever that workers have a say in their workplace. NEW YORK: On Sunday, I'm hosting a rally with @ZohranKMamdani and @FlyingWithSara to strengthen the labor movement and expand worker power.

@Robbie_Reasons Why do the Brits hate themselves so much?

This is Howard Beaumont, Harlow resident and British flag hating, Green party advocate. He has started a petition to remove all Union or St George flags and to prosecute anyone that puts them up. Do you have a message for Howard? #Echobox=1775554548" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">echo-news.co.uk/news/25999197.…

@brucefenton Bruce for POTUS

Apologies to those who followed me for economic / business advice / financial tech etc and not for politics. I must talk about the world in these times. If I did not speak up, I would not be me.

@TomEllsworth Adams an OG but he is not Satoshi, usual pathetic “investigative” reporting from the NYT.

NY Times: We have found the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto! It was Adam Back all along! Rest of the World: You are working on THAT story at the moment? Seriously? ... and 2026 stays weird and random.

Bitcoin’s founder, Satoshi Nakamoto, has remained hidden for 17 years. A trail of clues — and a year of digging by our reporter, John Carreyrou — led us to a 55-year-old computer scientist in El Salvador named Adam Back. nyti.ms/4bXWC3V

@SimplyBitcoin Mikes a clown

James Lavish calls out Bloomberg, CNBC and FOX on Bitcoin. Bitcoin is “an escape valve from the system that is oppressing you every day with inflation and it’s a way to not get poor slowly.”

@gladstein Another Australian know it all, totally wrong and will now have his reputation ruined.

🤡 🤡 🤡

@EndWokeness Re-Tards

6 YEARS AGO: Celebrities join together and sing Imagine to help us with the lockdown

@EdKrassen You’re a special kind of retard.

I wish Charlie Kirk was alive to see this: A black astronaut, Victor Glover, piloting the Artemis II. And doing it better than a White Dude could. RIP Charlie.