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Be the path you want to see and see that future come to be. Yet, march of fascism on an alarming rise — tightly wrapped in suffocating flags of demise — with unfurled sword & battering shield — full of repressive authority & rank autocracy.
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Siete organizaciones implicadas en las protestas violentas de Francia tienen vínculos o han recibido financiación de George Soros

Por Unai Cano (@unaicano10)

gaceta.es/europa/siete-o…
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Objectively, the “Great Replacement” has already occurred
🇧🇪 Brussels
1955: 95% native Belgian background
2025: 21% native Belgian background

🇬🇧 London
1955: 97% native British background
2025: 36% native British background

🇳🇱 Amsterdam
1955: 98% native Dutch background
2025: 40% native Dutch background

🇩🇪 Berlin
1955: 98% native German background
2025: 57% native German background

🇦🇹 Vienna
1955: 95% native Austrian background
2025: 51% native Austrian background

🇸🇪 Stockholm
1955: 97% native Swedish background
2025: 65% native Swedish background
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Replying to @eciotti
@eciotti Fallait pas les faire venir !
Tu te rappelles, ducon, quand tu militais contre Le Pen qui t'avait pourtant bien prévenu de comment ça allait finir !
Tu as la mémoire courte, moi pas.
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Replying to @ImBreckWorsham
@ImBreckWorsham “The difference between a Conspiracy Theory and the truth is about six months”

~ Charlie Kirk
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Bonjour @grok, quelles furent historiquement en France les trois principales associations ayant milité contre le nationalisme et Jean-Marie Le Pen, et en faveur de l’immigration et du cosmopolitisme ?

Fais une liste de leurs fondateurs avec leurs origines ethno-confessionnelles.
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A decentralized VPN network is only useful if users can connect from where they need to.

Sentinel infrastructure now spans 232 cities, giving applications access to a geographically distributed network of independently operated nodes rather than relying on a small number of r locations.

That coverage gives applications more flexibility across different regions, reduces dependence on individual data centers or jurisdictions, and creates more options for products targeting specific markets.

Plan Manager makes that network commercially useful. Teams can create custom VPN plans, choose which nodes are included, set pricing, manage access, and build services around specific locations, protocols, or user requirements.

A business can therefore create a VPN product for a particular market without first operating its own global server fleet.

For node operators, expanding into useful locations strengthens the network. For applications, broader coverage creates more choice over how connectivity is packaged and delivered.

Sentinel is building a global bandwidth network that independent teams can use to create their own products on top.

Create custom VPN plans:
plan.sentinel.co/dashboard
Explore network infrastructure:
nodes.suchnode.net
Explore dVPN applications:
docs.sentinel.co/get-started/ap…
Host a Sentinel dVPN node:
docs.sentinel.co/dvpn-nodes/set…
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No one company will own the financial and commercial accounts for agents.

Self-custody is the one true way forward, and we’re making it happen on @solana.
Consensus been reached among big financials on AI agents going into client accounts: NOT HAPPENING.

Schwab confirmed blocking agents from logging into client accounts. Jamie Dimon (JPMorgan) and Brian Moynihan (Bank of America) said same thing earlier this week.
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I wrote code. Now I face 45 years in prison because others misused it.

Code that no one controls. Code that no one can change or shut down.

Yet somehow, I’m being held responsible for what others chose to do with it.
I feel like the whole BoA money laundering thing should be talked about, but what's left to say?

I spent a year in prison for not filling out a form around selling Bitcoin and got in trouble because someone two degrees separate from me allegedly used it to launder funds. The amount in question was around $30k.

BoA launders $5b and has to give one fifth of it back to the government. No jail for anyone.

This is America.
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france is the leading country on the planet for crypto kidnappings and wrench attacks

largely because their tax authority leaked the personal data of everyone

now they want to increase by 50,000x the amount of data they collect and hence leak

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🇫🇷 LATEST: French lawmakers advance a proposal requiring self-custody crypto holders with €100,000 or more to declare their assets or face fines of up to €10,000.
ct.com/news/french-la…
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TETHER CAN DELETE YOUR BALANCE. IT'S WRITTEN INTO THE CODE.

Not freeze it. Delete it.

The USDT contract has a function called destroyBlackFunds. It has been there since the 2017 Ethereum deployment.

Here is what it does, in order. It checks that your address is already our balance into a variable the developers named "dirtyFunds". It sets your balance to zero. It subtracts that amount from total supply. Then it logs the event.

No function can reverse it. Once it runs, that balance is gone forever.

The blacklist function names the address it targets "_evilUser". That is how the code sees you before anyone has proven anything.

Only Tether's owner multisig can call it, on Ethereum and on Tron. A court can't. A regulator can't. When a government wants your money, Tether is the one that executes.

Then comes step two. Tether mints the same amount fresh to whoever it chooses: a victim, a court address, a government address. Net supply change is zero. Your money just changed owners.

The DOJ described this exact process in a forfeiture case filed in Massachusetts in March 2025, over roughly $9,016,612 in USDT. Burn, then reissue.

USDC can block a wallet but can't burn the balance. Tether built the eraser in from the start.

They keep promising you there will be no CBDC.

It already exists. It runs on Tron and Ethereum, and it has an owner.

Bitcoin doesn't. Exit with Bitcoin.
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Found it.
Looking at ways to add more anonymity to bitcoin
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Replying to @visegrad24
@visegrad24 Just 1 year for murder! Outrageous.
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We’re entering a post-bank era.

Your private money,
your agency,
No banks.
Introducing Zodl Vault

Join the waitlist today:
vault.zodl.com
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Save, Spend, Run
No Banks
Onward.
Introducing Zodl Vault

Join the waitlist today:
vault.zodl.com
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Visit El Salvador ❤️
El Salvador “third world country” vs France first world country.

TODAY

🇸🇻🇫🇷
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Eu seria exatamente assim se fosse um gato.
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91% of black female homicides in the US are committed by black men

8% are committed by black women

1% from all other categories
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Unfortunately this needs a correction:

So far there is no independent app on the Nym blockchain except NymVPN, which belongs to Nym Technologies SA, the same entity that controls the Nym Foundation.

If you paid for NymVPN in $ZEC, you still expose your real IP to NymVPN because t on first launch.

It could be true if you build a dVPN yourself on top of Sentinel, where the only thing that sees your IP is the RPC, which you can also self-host.
@will__mcevoy I paid for @nym in Zcash. I never gave them any email address, and there is no record in any database or blockchain linking my TCP/IP connections over Nym to anything else about me.
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Hi everyone.

I am sorry it has been so long since I last checked in with you. As most of you probably know, I was transferred to a new prison to participate in a program that would take a year off my sentence when completed. That journey should have been a simple 4 hour drive, but since I was denied a self transfer furlough the trip took 30 days, two cross country flights, three states, and cost the tax payer well over $10,000 before I finally arrived a couple hundred miles from where I started.

It took me over a month to decompress after the nightmare that is the BOP transit system (you can read all about it in the next installment of Notes From The Inside) and just as I began to settle in here at FCI McKean we received some terrible news. Yesterday we were told by the Warden that the program I travelled all that way for had been "deactivated" and very soon I - along with 70 others in the program - would have to go through the transit system all over again to be sent somewhere where the program was still active. When I first arrived here other inmates warned me that things were rotten here at McKean. What is supposed to be a 9 month program averages 12-16 months here. One of the DTS officers who runs the program was suspended pending investigation and assigned to the mailroom, and many guys had missed their release dates and were forced to spend longer in prison. Why in the world did the BOP spend all that money transiting me and others to a program that was clearly dying on the vine?!

So now the BOP is going to waste around $700,000 shipping all of us around the country. The ridiculous thing is they do not need to shut the program down at all. They have all the pieces in place to push the current participants through. The frontline staff (case managers, counsellors, DTS, etc) are largely empathetic and competent. The failure is one of institutional mismanagement and leadership. A lack of engagement with staff by Regional and institutional leadership has hamstrung staff and inmate alike. Recognizing those institutional failures would require government workers take accountability or be held accountable. Never going to happen! Instead, the taxpayer will be on the hook financially, we'll be shipped out like cattle, and the yokels who couldn't organize a piss-up in a brewery will keep their jobs and find something else to screw up.

@leamuirleyn has written to BOP leadership asking them to reconsider shutting the program down and instead send over a temporary leader who can shepherd the current participants through the program. This would save the Bureau and the taxpayer significantly. It is a longshot but one has to try.

So that is the latest update. I have no idea when or where I am going to be shipped. Thank you everyone for your letters, books, prayers, and continued support. It means a lot. Until we speak again...

Keonne

@realDonaldTrump @OfficialFBOP @BOPDirector @BOPDepDirector @JusticeOIG @MarshallProj @PrisonPolicy
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