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2026-02-06 04:05:31 UTC

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Enter, Act 3.... 📽🎬📣🎞🤓
https://image.nostr.build/26335faf8dc51da29bc9c005449fc60370be3ddba38d941cb26b1c890ade282c.jpg

2026-02-06 02:25:53 UTC

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"Deep down, since way back when, I somehow always just knew I was meant for a special kind of greatness my fellow man couldn't understand."
-- American Hodl (a month-ish ago)
"Stay humble...."
-- Matt Odell

2026-02-05 18:27:52 UTC

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I convinced my landlord to take the monthly rent via bitcoin when it was in the $120Ks.
He's asking me for comfort in the $60Ks now. I retold the story Mike Maloney shared about the Weimar Republic.
In one of his YT vlogs, he shared a gold price chart as that government was easing into hyperinflation. It showed, like a Richter scale's needle, gold price spiking, then tanking, then spiking, then tanking, and so on.
In the death throes of paper money, the ensuing chaos experienced very turbulent price discovery.

2026-02-05 09:48:42 UTC

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Strike?
River?
Gemini?
ItBit?

2026-02-03 16:32:14 UTC

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Whatever became of that demonstration of using the Lightning network for livestream communications?

2026-02-01 15:25:27 UTC

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I was a 25 year old doorman at the Axis & Radius nightclub in Scottsdale, Arizona. It was where the rich and famous people went. Sammy Sossa, Mike Tyson, George Cloney, Tiger Woods, Michael Jordan, Charles Barkley, Kid Rock, Jackson Browne, et cetera.
I had already decided my super power would be impeccable integrity and trust. Because that seemed so rare among people, I thought well-to-do people would cherish me for it with employment.
For example, one night, as the line to get inside the club went around the block, someone trying to impress his out-of-town friends offered me $5,000 cash to bypass the line. He was astonished I politely asked them to wait their turn like everyone else. I was only earning $8 USD per hour and was desperately poor. But still, I thought me not being for sale would become a priceless reputation for my future.
Nobody cared. Not then. Not later. All those rich and famous people that knew me then; not one ever told me they could use such a trustworthy person in their lives, surrounded by so many fake, smiling, opportunists.
Now, when I see a wealthy man pontificate from his social media megaphone about how much he values people that can't be bought, all I hear is another Pretender speaking about nobility no different than the grandstanding politician.

2026-02-01 14:58:22 UTC

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That does look like how I imagine a child raised in Army housing would grow up.
Seems to me being an "Army brat" as they say; that would be a big part of his life experiences and that he'd be more inclined to speak of those memories.

2026-02-01 14:54:37 UTC

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I heard Epstein was first a school teacher.
Why haven't any of his students come forward with their yearbooks and classroom stories of him?
For his infamous as he is, and as persistent people are to learn more about him, why zero coverage on his school teacher years?

2026-02-01 14:45:54 UTC

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I wish I kept all the receipts of people telling everyone the odds of a solo miner finding the next block were so astronomical.

2026-01-31 01:57:03 UTC

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We're at Sigma-10 now? I thought that buzzword topped out at Sigma-6.
What's next? Alpha-9? Beta-14? Omega-50?
How many people are reading my facetious comment and thinking "golly, you're fancy smart too?"

2026-01-30 23:40:50 UTC

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This question invokes time-sensitive answers.
There may be more brilliant podcasts now since forgotten in time past, but I'll still tell you about "the latest thing".
Adam Argot has created a series of YouTube videos explaining how to be a better screenwriter. Now forget what I just said. Here are three cherry picked episodes that are so insightful, it warrants a new movement I suggest we call the Argotism Revelation.
#1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJz4VEjVI-c
#2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDUulee5-XQ
#3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Ms-njDqHuQ
I recommend playing these videos at 0.85 speed. Else you're drinking great epiphanies from a fire hose.

2026-01-29 09:26:21 UTC

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"...no amount of new information will advance you..."
It was the ongoing news and worry that compelled my move from the bankers' fiat to self-custody gold. Then onto Bitcoin.
It was the ongoing news and worry that compelled me from Google Glass to GrapheneOS. From Windows and open texting to Linux and PGP-encrypted messaging.
It was ongoing news and worry that compels me to carefully read all contracts' fine print, no matter how long the ALL CAPS wall of text. To be so defiant as to line out buried clauses, or retype the signed contract with clauses quietly removed after being told I may not make such pen marks to the contract's template.
Oh, ignorance was bliss indeed a long time ago. But ongoing news and worry have metamorphosized me from an open tissued slug to a hardened turtle.

2026-01-29 02:38:16 UTC

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I only get one ride and I'm afraid I'll miss my turn being happy.

2026-01-28 14:23:40 UTC

Have you ever read non-AI material you strongly suspected was AI-generated?
I get accused of that repeatedly, though I never have.
What does that say about me?
#nevent1q…epr6

2026-01-28 13:10:38 UTC

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My understanding is "immigrants" come to America by legal, welcoming process. They are expected to be fellow contributors, and they usually are.
But "migrants" smuggle themselves and their children into the country. They cheat immigrants waiting their turn in line. Migrants add strain to our hospitals, schools, housing, and other welfare programs meant only for our impoverished taxpayers.
Prsident Clinton is infamous for revisiting Epstein's fantasy island of underage girls. And President Biden is infamous for groping and sniffing minors on camera when they visit the White House with their parents beside them. Why isn't anyone trying to begin the trend "pedo Clinton" or "pedo Biden"?

2026-01-27 20:59:08 UTC

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If I ever kill a fellow Bitcoiner, it wasn't malice. It was just economics.
The more self-custodied wallets I can force-forefeit into the unrecoverable abyss, the greater the prosperity of my descendents' inheritance. Game theory, Odell would call it.
It's not personal...unless it's Wiz. That Bisq ring leader still owes me 12,000,000 sats since it was worth just $500 USD.

2026-01-27 20:50:43 UTC

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"...nations do not belong to their populations, they belong to everyone..."?!
Japan, Taiwan, and The African Congo belong to me as much as it does to those people?
Tell your Followers you didn't mean it.

2026-01-27 20:17:22 UTC

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Only Federal citizenship can be taken away. You aren't born into it. You "naturalize" yourself into it when you sign under perjury that you identify as a US citizen.
You are born into Union state Citizenship, and nobody can take that away (lawfully).
By the way, whereas Union state Citizens have the 9th Amendment of innumerable Rights beyond the pursuit of happiness, Federal citizens have obligations...like paying the income tax, for example.
Someone would only want to have their optional Federal citizenship revoked. But Union state Citizenship is all benefits without the innumerable statutory obligations.

2026-01-27 20:10:48 UTC

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In our revered Declaration of Independence, written by thee great Thomas Jefferson, he refers to those, alien to our country, as "merciless Indian savages".
I agree; don't tread on me. But the formation of our states was our assertion we have our own people with our own heritage, culture, and way of life.
When drafting the Constitution, we drafted a contract that we will allow a Federal govt to exist in addition to the sovereign states (they called it general govt back then), if they perform their contracted duties which includes casting out the invaders and insurgents.
That's not boot licking. That's the (Constitutional) contract all states knowingly, voluntarily, intentionally entered into.

2026-01-27 20:04:02 UTC

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America used to only have a Sheriff. His job is to help manage those of us that are "domiciled" Citizens of our Union state. Not "residents".
After the 14th Amendment created a 2nd citizenship...a Federal citizenship, better known by its euphemism "a US citizen", then POLICy Enforcement (POLICE) was introduced to manage "that" citizenship group.
USA Citizens are still protected by the Constitution.
SCOTUS ruled that U.S. citizens "may" be extended the same Bill of Rights, but that's on a case by case basis. It's not the same guarantee the Constitution gives its Union state Citizens.

2026-01-27 19:57:28 UTC

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A US citizen is a Federal citizen.
A Federal citizen is a 14th Amendment citizen.
In the hallmark court case of what's come to be known as the Slaughterhouse Trials, the presiding Chief Justice ruled 14th Amendment citizens are NOT guaranteed the Constitution's Bill of Rights. That's only for Citizens among the 50 states. Look it up!
In case you got lost, remember how this started. A US citizen is NOT a Citizen to any of the Union states. A U.S. citizen is "domiciled" in the District of Columbia, regardless of which state they are "residing" in.
Yes; America has two citizenships. Union state vs Federal. And if you don't know which you are, the govt presumes you are a Federal citizen.

2026-01-27 17:40:55 UTC

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The angry nurse kept pulling in his elbow and knees. He wouldn't just lay down and comply with detainment.
Then they discovered his (first?) weapon and they took it away from him.
But then he was still trying to hold himself up like a four legged table, pulling hard to keep his elbows in and his knees folded.
It was reasonable for law enforcement to anticipate his continued resistance was to not give up his prerogative to draw out a 2nd weapon.

2026-01-27 14:32:20 UTC

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I found an $8 ball cap on Amazon you might like.
https://a.co/d/cCNQAGm

2026-01-26 20:27:22 UTC

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Article 1, Section 8, Clause 17 gives Congress permission to create their own inner government from within their Columbia territory, and so they have after America lost its Civil War.
We have BOTH a Republic of the 50 states and a statutory democracy in D.C. Two classes of citizenship.
The same way govt extends protection over Americans even when you are out beyond USA's borders, their statutes apply to "residents" beyond D.C.'s 10 square miles.
All you have to do is identify as a U.S. citizen (Federal citizen) instead of a Citizen of your Union state. Just like that, you've naturalized yourself as a subject of their democracy instead of a freeman of our Republic.
As for me, I am a "domiciled" Arizonan. I am NOT contracted as a resident to the STATE OF ARIZONA CORPORATION. I am not a 14th Amendment Federal citizen. That inferior citizenship is for descendants of emancipated slaves and other paupers.
#DoYourHomework

2026-01-26 19:50:00 UTC

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I recently read the American Declaration of Independence authored by Thomas Jefferson.
I was surprised to see the actual label "merciless Indian Savages" in this brilliant writing.
All the propaganda we see tells me real history is UNKNOWABLE because every generation's gatekeepers tell us our history, the way they thought we should know and remember it, instead of what really, really happened.

2026-01-25 22:46:35 UTC

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We all needed to see this 35 minute pep talk decades ago.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6HpsUOwDsQ

2026-01-25 20:59:49 UTC

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It's time for your patriotic self to learn the difference between the original state Citizenship of the 50 states
versus
the 14th Amendment Federal citizenship, known better by the euphemism "U.S. citizenship".
Both are legitimately American, but you can't be both at the same time. SCOTUS case law says you are either one or the other.
One of these guarantees you your Bill of Rights.
The other does not (says the SCOTUS slaughter house trials' opine).
And our govt-controlled public schooling keeps everyone ignorant to believe there's only ever been one type of American Citizenship.

2026-01-25 16:57:30 UTC

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If you enter a contract with someone else I am not a party to, then that agreement does not involve me. Whatever guarantees it describes are not extended to me. It wasn't crafted for me.
When the Framers deliberated over the final draft of the Constitution, they were Americans hashing it out for Americans. Not for people of other countries.
The 2nd Amendment protects the right to bear arms. But that doesn't mean if the Chinese Army invades our 50 states that we cannot in good conscience attempt to disram them. Our Rights were not made for invaders.
Whether someone charged our shores from their Navy vessel or they smuggled their child across the border, they're both invaders for entering our country without consent. They're both here for our resources by any means possible.

2026-01-25 04:11:17 UTC

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My landscaper won't come on schedule anymore. He takes me by surprise now to clean my yard.
I keep telling him I need at least one day courtesy notice. He'd rather not.
I have already wondered if ICE has considered phoning in for service among all those business cards stapled to a little baggie of gravel left in our driveways.

2026-01-25 02:03:54 UTC

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My first assessment of what happened.
ICE Agent #1 sees Protester has a gun under his shirt.
ICE Agent #2 takes Protestor's gun away for their safety during takedown struggle.
ICE Agent #1 looks again and sees Protestor's holster is now empty and believes the resisting Protester has drawn his gun out, so he shoots belligerent Protester first.

2026-01-24 20:26:34 UTC

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Done.
I do self-hosted lightning channels in $10K allocations.
Let's commerce, my friend!

2026-01-24 18:22:29 UTC

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Does anyone else imagine traveling everywhere as a convoy so that scoped rifles are ready for when the State's uniformed mercenaries cross that tyrannical line?

2026-01-24 18:05:06 UTC

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The liberal Attorney General in Arizona told locals to shoot "those masked, plain clothes" ICE agents.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tx4DYLyOaAA

2026-01-24 13:46:00 UTC

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I would need to check again but, when The Orange Pill App was new on the scene, their Terms of Service was a long scrolling legal wall of foreboding ALL CAPS text. It seemed so unBitcoin like. Very statish. Quite governmental.
Has that since changed? Or are they still marketing themselves with "Trust me, bro" vibes?

2026-01-24 00:39:32 UTC

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Destiny is a mental construct. Everyone grows up believing in it.
But to quote John Lennon, "life is what happens to you while you're making other plans."
Those among us dealt a good hand give "I always knew" proclamations.
The less fortunate "always knew" too, and they can't account for how they ended up in a parallel universe where they didn't win.

2026-01-20 12:35:40 UTC

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You do not have to "evade" the income tax.
Only taxpayers are required to contribute.
A taxpayer is defined by the IRS as a person with an obligation to pay the tax.
Listen to this 10 minute explanation why the income tax is not about you.
https://www.reddit.com/r/StateNationals/s/6qduphuVn9

2026-01-20 02:18:33 UTC

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Someone quite recently tried cutting line to use the gas station restroom. When confronted about not waiting his turn, he shot a man dead.
The question is what's worth dying over. However petty a dispute, anticipate the other party electing for absolute escalation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38ziGNDMGjw

2026-01-19 05:06:28 UTC

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This episode of a screenwriting teacher's free series on YouTube is so much more revelation than writing movie scripts.
My faith has evolved and yours shall too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDUulee5-XQ

2026-01-14 16:21:16 UTC

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Max Keiser once explained on camera he doesn't want to talk to anyone on Twitter. He said the purpose of his account is "to just be a megaphone", he confessed. Hence, a monologue, not dialog.
Walker (and his spouse Carla) remind me of this Influencer perspective when he reminds us all that he's not interested in hearing from you. Just subscribe and help push up his Follower count. That's our pleb's purpose.
Maybe I'm mistaken. Can anyone help me out and link any past examples of him (or her) engaging with whom Influencers call "a Bitcoin nobody"?

2026-01-14 15:18:10 UTC

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I heard yesterday that Trump anticipates SCOTUS declaring tariffs unconstitutional today. That this could reverse Trump's prediction about the income tax possibly ending soon.
I'm watching BTC price walking up. Is that anticipation of the announcement?
Will we see a big green candle as the SCOTUS decision is officially made later today?
Am I contributing to fake news?

2026-01-13 20:37:32 UTC

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When acquiring a new Google Pixel phone to install the GrapheneOS, be sure you're getting an unlocked phone. Not a phone locked in as an only-Verizon phone, or only-ATT phone, et cetera.

2026-01-13 20:34:50 UTC

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I have several different profiles on my GrapheneOS phone.
It's like your family laptop. If you log out of your User profile and onto your wife's, she has her own files, browser cookies, et cetera. As if you two both have your own separate laptops.
Each profile on your phone is its own pincode. The only thing that can be seen globally across all profiles are the SIM Card's calls and text messages. You could use other communication means like Signal to keep a profile's correspondence local to a particular profile.
One more tip - the default profile is the admin profile. I never use that profile. I always use one of the other many profiles. That way, if I'm ever compelled to unlock my phone to law enforcement, they see no apps. No activity. I say it's just a dumb phone for calls and maybe texting. Everything private they're looking for is within one of the other profiles that they may not even realize exists.
Each of my profiles has its own unique pincode. If one is compromised, the others are still secure.

2026-01-13 20:14:34 UTC

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After switching from the stock version of Google's Android operating system to GrapheneOS, there's only one feature I've lost. The ability to wirelessly project whatever video is on my phone screen (including audio), to my home's 80" television screen. I think the software to do so is proprietary so GrapheneOS doesn't include it.
As a workaround, our family has an old Samsung S9 phone (also with NewPipe app) that we leave in the living room like a TV remote. When I want to switch watching something on my phone via NewPipe (or Rumble or Tubi) to the TV, I put down my Google Pixel and resume the show with my TV-paired Samsung phone.

2026-01-13 20:03:13 UTC

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Last I checked, GrapheneOS can't be installed on any Android phone. It needs to be a Google Pixel.
I've bought several such phones on Swappa.com at great prices.

2026-01-13 15:09:09 UTC

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Because you do not sign in to NewPipe, your age is not known, and you may occasionally see a fail message that a video you're trying to play is age restricted.
Occasionally, no videos seem able to play. You'll surmise that YouTube has successfully updated its APIs to thwart NewPipe. But then later everything will play fine again.
For those instances when I do not want to wait to see a video, I will long-press a video's thumbnail to select Open In Browser from the popup menu. Then I can play it, but it will be playing via YouTube.com.
Because I may want to still view it anonymously, I use the GrapheneOS Profiles feature on my Android phone. I forget if default Android supports multiple User accounts too. In that (other) User Profile, I never logged into anything Google so my identity is unknown to YouTube.com. You'll see the prompt to view in the YouTube app, but you can just select to Continue In Browser to watch anonymously.
In your deGoogle journey, consider updating the phone's Android operating system from Google's default to GrapheneOS. It will feel scary like you're bricking your phone but is as easy as plugging your phone to your laptop via USB and pressing a couple of buttons on the Graphene website.

2026-01-13 00:15:43 UTC

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With the NewPipe app, you need to subscribe to everyone and everything you're interested in. It won't use a Watch History algorithm like YouTube to determine what to suggest in your feed. And that's a good thing, because your viewing is anonymous and unsurveiled.
Don't forget to take notice you can download any video. I do this when I anticipate watching in a no-phone-signal, no WiFi area. Or when I want to guard against the video being suddenly deleted from the platform. I typically delete the video off my phone later after I'm done with it.
Downloading is a paid-for YouTube Premium feature, but it's free on NewPipe. Like the old Showbox app (if you remember that), NewPipe will become your new, most valuable app in your phone's library.
# NewPipe.net

2026-01-12 23:27:46 UTC

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"...and to the Republic for which it stands..." is our USA.
But shrewd men discovered a wrinkle in the Constitution and they exploited it.
Article 1, Section 8, Clause 17 gives Congress permission to make another government within our nation, and they chose a democracy.
America isn't either a Republic or a democracy. We have both, and which of those that legally applies to you depends whether you identify as a state Citizen or naturalize yourself as a Federal citizen (aka the euphemism U.S. citizen).
Read some more here:
https://supremelaw.org/authors/freeman/freeman4.htm
The UCC citations made in the article are out of date. We now have UCC 1-308 "Without Prejudice". But otherwise, this article is scarce precious education.
Anyhow, when you see the American flag with the golden fringe on display, you are within the statutory democracy. No golden fringe is the original Republic.

2026-01-12 13:16:09 UTC

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I've heard about the IQ Score all my life but I've never had my score made known to me.
Was that supposed to happen in school? Was I home sick that day?
Is there a standard pamphlet for evaluation? Is it so standard I never noticed it stacked up for free at the entrances of public libraries?
Maybe everyone but me knows the self-evaluation web domain, and it's address is as ubiquitous as knowing to dial 911. I dunno.
I do wonder though, for those that have learned their score, have they retested...say, once per decade? Because I expect plotting that series of score graphs an arc.
I imagine my score would have ascended from child to young man. I confess, like HAL 9000, I can "feel" less astute as my older self continues degrading towards my end of life.
The IQ Score shouldn't be a one-dimensional number. It would be more interesting to know everyone's Arc Score. How high its crest. How wide its arches.
Just an IQ Score is for the smaller ego. People not sharing their life's plotting points but only disclosing their one, most flattering score accomplished.

2026-01-12 04:30:27 UTC

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Powell makes a point to show the "golden fringed" flag as he speaks about "our democracy" instead of the Republic.
I heard they NEVER present the flag with the golden fringe beyond our borders to other nations. Someone show me otherwise.

2026-01-12 02:38:39 UTC

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Approximately 2 years ago, I wrote to the Director of my State's Department of Transportation. Her Deputy Director of the DMV was included in that correspondence.
I said I'm opting out of their compliance contracts, and included my rescissioned Driver license along with my mailed letter.
Just recently (December 2025), a traffic cop pulled over my spouse. She told him the car belongs to me. He ran the vehicle information and then told her:
1. The vehicle is not registered.
2. The vehicle does not have insurance coverage.
3. And that she's free to go.
He didn't explain to her:
1. why she's not under arrest.
2. why the vehicle isn't getting towed and impounded.
3. Why isn't he at least issuing her a warning.

2026-01-10 20:00:40 UTC

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There are two things my very young son didn't understand yet, and so he kept telling it to everyone he met and liked.
1. "You're my best friend."
2. "Guess what? It's your birthday! "

2026-01-09 04:46:07 UTC

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I started mailing postal letters to corporations to bypass the inundated online job boards.
Let's hope the gatekeepers in Human Resources are pleased with the nostalgia and I get interviews without the prerequisite of repeatedly telling my life story through their application workflow forms.

2026-01-08 10:48:15 UTC

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Hey @nprofile…qa67.
I notified the Director of my State's Department of Transportation that I'm withdrawing my consent to be governed what I do with my automobile. That's was two years ago.
My wife recently got pulled over. She told the police it's my car. The cop told her he knows the vehicle is not registered or insured. He then told her she's free to go.
Whatever happened after your announcement that you've taken a dive into this field of topic and would be revealing its content to your audience? Did skeptics you trust persuade you to second guess yourself? Or did I simply miss that podcast series of yours?

2026-01-01 16:42:47 UTC

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My only regret about Richard Vobes is that his podcast was graced by the great Bitcoin teacher, Jeff Booth, and he has still since discarded Bitcoin.

2026-01-01 11:59:30 UTC

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Don't be afraid.
Listen to this man who "keeps putting it out there" that he opted out 30 some years ago.
https://www.reddit.com/r/StateNationals/s/5mmW6Vi6kU

2025-12-15 02:23:24 UTC

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American Bitcoiners are being starved out in this pro-foreigner economy. I thought I stacked enough sats.

2025-12-12 05:16:13 UTC

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Until you are an adult (18), you cannot enter binding contracts. Void!
So why are 16 year olds prompted to sign a contract with their Department of Motor Vehicles?
Worse, why is there a clause coercing the minor to consent to possible military enlistment in a document about permission to drive a car? Duress!

2025-12-12 04:47:42 UTC

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What's the difference between Natural Law and the Common Law?

2025-12-09 09:52:42 UTC

Censorship has been dialed up.
Whereas I've been banned for the 3rd time now on Twitter, my trusty old Reddit account has been permanently locked too.

2025-03-30 14:44:28 UTC

Max Keiser explains Bitcoin (versus everything else) on The Jimmy Dore Show.
https://rumble.com/v6rells-government-rationing-of-your-money-is-coming-w-max-keiser.html

2025-03-24 00:39:51 UTC

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"The Two United States and the Law" by Howard Freeman.
https://www.supremelaw.org/authors/freeman/freeman4.htm
Great, short read! He unobfuscates what was intentionally obfuscated.

2025-03-24 00:34:51 UTC

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I wish we had more Howard Freeman content. He supposedly recorded a lot of knowledge on video cassette tapes. Maybe someday someone will discover a treasure of them in their grandparents' attic or basement.

2025-02-24 21:49:35 UTC

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YT Audio Book - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YY1xngVN2hs

2025-02-24 21:47:08 UTC

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I am Matthew Kuraja.
I am not MATTHEW KURAJA.
I wrote the IRS an affidavit making this distinction clear, because they insist they only write their letters to MATTHEW KURAJA. Never to Matthew Kuraja, despite my insistence they address me by my name as I assert it to be.
I told them I now (finally) understand that I, the natural man, never consensually contracted with them a taxation owed. But the legal fiction (they created) does owe them (because maxim of law - that which one creates , one controls). I am not the Trustee of that all-caps entity. If anything, I am only the Beneficiary.
The IRS acknowledged my letter, telling me they'll respond to my formal taxpayer dispute within 60 days if they dispute anything at all.
In law, to not dispute an assertion within the agreed time window is known as establishimg tacit agreement. Meaning, all parties agree there is no dispute, even if consensus was not explicitly given.
Think about how court is conducted. If one party says something wrong, the other party must immediately speak out "Objection!". To not do so is to implicitly agree. There can be no objection then at a later time.
That 60 day window expired nearly a year ago. The IRS will not volunteer a receipt of proof I am free because they don't want that to trend in social media, but my account is now discreetly tagged in their database as a lawful non-taxpayer.
In an old, landmark court ruling the govt never teaches us happened, the judge said " if you do not know and assert your rights, then they cease to exist".
Those of us that do demonstrate we understand are allowed to live free. But so many fools that must still be managed as wards of the State cannot be made aware of this revelation. Else, with ignorance, they'll protest to be treated the same. That's why courts quietly dismiss trials with sovereigns than let trial complete to their outcome "for the record". There can be no official record of such liberating trials for plausible deniability when reckoning with the knuckle-dragging ignorant protestors.

2025-02-24 20:26:27 UTC

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There is SO much overlap between the U.K. and the U.S.A. when I hear Brits discuss it. I'm wowwed by just how American the Brits' grievances sound. Proof of international bankers and other globalists ensuring the transition of enslavement from the old days of literal chains to modern times of statutes and peonage.

2025-02-22 02:15:53 UTC

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This was Carl B Menger just 48 hours ago, but hey, he's never been more bullish just 48 hours later.
https://njump.me/nevent1qqsd73zttvmmmpek6mmtjllkvruhsfzcmwrv0g805kgynlumfyspwuqpz4mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuerpd46hxtnfduhsygrmny0hwmgymp7tt4p9j6yps7jjpa40c94jhxkjdkkxhrh8ds5yp5psgqqqqqqs7dtmuv

2025-02-21 20:58:27 UTC

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Larry, are your freely giving away your valuable time to opportunists that will only share your message for the right price?
https://image.nostr.build/219ea7f94a4e40f35da566820705ea7d07f8bb3c2e115de28e6ff14ad50c1b96.jpg https://image.nostr.build/219ea7f94a4e40f35da566820705ea7d07f8bb3c2e115de28e6ff14ad50c1b96.jpg

2025-02-21 19:32:13 UTC

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Bitcoiners think 1971 is a special date, but it was really 1871.
This is why U.S. President Woodrow Wilson is regarded as the worst President ever.
https://image.nostr.build/b8b13a3945701bbe165d24e1801200567550db255da9834b17bb55fd084d7a59.jpg

2025-02-21 19:16:45 UTC

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The "Sovereign Series"... Okay. Just don't echo the term "Sovereign citizen". It's a mocking, derogatory slur by the Deep State to discourage the Uninformed from even lending their ear to hear what the Informed have to share.

2025-02-21 19:02:33 UTC

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Take another look at your local fellow, Daniel.
https://njump.me/nevent1qqszh0dypdtfmyswugh25q9j75k0gcztqp9mp0a4zjjlsvyuu48zf0sppemhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mp0qgst5teefqektpr4aytgpwyclxlq78v9q9nvd2pem0sgf5pxdttwyzsrqsqqqqqpypqngy

2025-02-21 11:18:58 UTC

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AKA your "ens legis".
AKA an artificial "person".
AKA your corporate avatar.
AKA your all-caps name with its own birth date annotated on your birth certificate as a few days after your birth date.
AKA the only name they'll print on all your credit cards, utility bills, and your passport. Even your wedding certificate because, to the State, everything is commerce. Every aspect of your "public" life.

2025-02-21 11:08:05 UTC

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Not just any Casio, but that one! Excellent choice for a decoy. Or maybe it's not. Nobody can be sure. 😉

2025-02-21 10:59:11 UTC

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Psst. Hey, I know what this really means. I love that Bitcoiner wristwatch.

2025-01-06 01:54:59 UTC

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Honestly, I floated back because, whereas on X I had dialogs, here I only saw monologues.
But X is devolving back to its former censoring Twitter, so I'm back again to give this another go.

2024-12-07 00:41:55 UTC

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My wife laughs so hard when I tell her I'm thinking about giving stand up a go at the local open mic night.

2024-11-04 23:30:41 UTC

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Not voting does make a difference.
After the Civil War, the freed slaves still didn't have Citizenship because every American was a Citizen of their state. There was no such thing as a U.S. citizen. Either you were a New Yorker, or a Hoosier, or one of the other states.
To give the emancipated slaves a status, the Federal govt made them citizens of the District of Columbia. What's vital to understand is the US Supreme Court said this 2nd class citizenship is not equal to state Citizenship because the former slaves only have privileges and obligations by their Federal citizenship. They don't have the Bill of Rights granted to the states by the Constitution.
Over many decades, the govt ever so gradually changed their reference of Federal (14th Amendment) citizenship to the better marketing term, "U.S. citizenship". This is where they enslaved us all. When you assert you are a U.S. citizen, the Supreme Court deems you to have traded in your state-birn rights for Federal privileges.
They've created multiple ways for a state Citizen to naturalize himself as a U.S. citizen. One of those ways is voting for the next CEO of the UNITED STATES CORPORATION which is based in District of Columbia. In exchange for the privilege to cast that vote, you become obligated to all the Federal statutes that govern its citizens.
If you want to be as free as the 1700s, 1800s Americans, you must not identity as a U.S. citizen. Do not include yourself in their program.

2024-09-15 13:39:21 UTC

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That's a dick move @nprofile…jkdt, asking people to come say hi and then ignoring those that do.

2024-09-15 12:12:15 UTC

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@nprofile…d8cf, are you acquainted with Richard Vobes?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tiY9TmfSWk8

2024-09-14 20:12:54 UTC

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It's not an either/or.
The USA is a Republic. However, the Constitution allows the Congress to create another inner govt within Washington DC. That 2nd, nested govt is a democracy.
That nested govt is a corporation by the name UNITED STATES. So, we have the USA and the US.
That corporation spawned 50 sub corporations by the be of STATE OF <state name>. Search for yours on Dunn & Bradstreet to confirm it is a corporation of its own.
When you say you are a U.S. citizen, you don't realize you're naturalizing yourself as a subscribing party to the DC based corporation with its democracy.
What I'm explaining to you is the GREATEST fraud successfully accomplished onto the American people.
You should interview someone to explain this for all your listeners' sake.

2024-09-02 15:32:48 UTC

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How many people will surrender their Nostr key to authorities as part of cooperating in some plea deal for a lighter punishment, which may also include a gag order to not give the world notice their authentic account has been compromised?
How often will govt target Influencers to manipulate people with Nostr accounts of high credibility?
People should plan in advance some type of "canary in the coal mine" signal that Followers can infer from.

2024-09-02 15:27:23 UTC

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I think I was the one to give you notice not to tag Odell in X anymore as he's only on Nostr now.
I'll keep an eye out for folks still thinking you're seeing them tag you there also.

2024-08-28 02:54:55 UTC

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Can we accomplish zaps here with a Start9 ServerOne?

2024-08-27 19:58:08 UTC

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I must be misunderstanding.
Are you telling us the passport will not be accepted at the airport soon? Just something called Real ID?
I must be misunderstanding.

2024-08-27 19:50:38 UTC

Hello, @nprofile…64rc.
https://x.com/sebbunney/status/1828455222492164479

2024-08-27 15:34:03 UTC

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Question, Mr Kratter.
Your reasons for staying off camera are your own. But still, can you share any thoughts/opinion/advice for others to decide whether on-cam or off-cam is the best orientation for launching their own blog podcasts?

2024-08-27 10:28:00 UTC

It's becoming more obvious to me how often Reddit both censors my posts and uses my submissions as intel on me.

2024-08-27 10:23:26 UTC

I finally got my profile pic customized.
I feel less like a bot account now.

2024-08-02 17:46:55 UTC

Why doesn't everyone keep opening new Lightning channels instead of refilling them? More empty channels means more inbound liquidity.

2024-07-29 14:20:30 UTC

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Kratter, when you relay Saylor's 2045 price predictions, you also are failing to note whether those are today's dollars or 20+ year inflation dollars.
That distinction should always be made whenever speaking of the fiat-to-btc exchange rate.

2024-07-27 02:01:25 UTC

@nprofile…3tqm, jump to 2:50 to hear about Egypt. What do you think of this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C41MH06v7Q0

2024-07-15 11:46:13 UTC

NewPipe is working again with version 0.27.1.

2024-07-15 02:10:03 UTC

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If you want to change America, don't vote Democrat or Republican. Opt out of the 14th Amendment citizenship.

2024-07-15 02:07:46 UTC

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People in "deep urban" Chicago only cross the street that way when they see you patiently waiting in your vehicle to proceed.

2024-06-28 22:33:21 UTC

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Arsenic in the soil, you said.

2024-06-25 14:27:19 UTC

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I remember....was it 2018 or 2019?....when you told the AZ Bitcoiners that you and Walker were relocating from Illinois (or was it Indiana?) to Arizona. Whatever happened with that? You know how much nicer a "dry" heat is, right?

2024-06-20 13:37:16 UTC

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Your daughter asked direct questions and he gave coy answers.
I'm an honorably discharged veteran and I always advise people not to contract into voluntary servitude.
This interview needed someone like me to explain "the other side of the coin" to the audience. This guest failed to give you full informative disclosure.
He's still struggling cognitive dissonance about what he initially believed military service to be as a hopeful recruit and what he won't now candidly admit it really is.

2024-05-25 18:28:50 UTC

I wish I could more often articulate my thoughts as well as dictionary authors define words.

2024-05-15 17:47:39 UTC

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Zeus, why does the wallet suddenly, consistently fail after working for so long?
I even tried uninstalling from PlayStore, and reinstalling your APK from your site, but my phone says your APK is a bad file that can't be installed. https://image.nostr.build/9b45afb8fc65dcfdde241bcb5d62a0172b540a67b870993d1d6e246e129d30cb.jpg

2024-05-14 20:20:45 UTC

ChatGPT 3.5 sucks at Tick-Tack-Toe.
I had to keep helping to allow it to have a do-over on its turn so not to lose so soon.

2024-05-10 02:36:20 UTC

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It's your time now. You have ascended to the next level. Have a short read about "The Two United States and the Law". Wear a helmet to suppress your mind being blown.
https://www.supremelaw.org/authors/freeman/freeman4.htm