RT Geiger Capital (@Geiger_Capital)El Salvador is on track to be the safest country in the Western Hemisphere in 2025…You can just remove violent people from society and make life better for everyone else. https://t.co/aB5n3WP35f ...

RT Andrew Branca Show (@TheBrancaShow)Missing from this idiotic "analysis" is that these migrants take not only jobs, but every other scarce American resource, in competition with American citizens--housing, healthcare, education, food, traffic bandwidth, social services, EVERYTHING.That not only means less supply for American citizens, it means higher cost for whatever supply remains available.Also, they bring with them a third-world, low-trust culture that is incapable of genuinely assimilating into Ameri ...

RT Oleksandr Dubinskyi (@Dubinsky_pro)What’s happening now - with Zelensky and Umerov leaking the peace plan after talks with the American side - feels painfully familiar.It strongly resembles what happened in 2019, when Zelensky leaked his call with Trump to the press, triggering a media firestorm from the globalist media on Trump and an impeachment attempt by the Democrats.Today - same tactics. Same players. Same dirty game.Back then, the goal was to destroy Trump - and now it is again.Zelensky was at the ...

Core Argument - The document critiques both corporatism and large-scale socialism, viewing them as detrimental to cultural well-being [1][3][5][6] - It advocates for a shift in focus from large-scale institutions (corporations, governments) to smaller social scales (families, local communities) [4][5][6] - The document emphasizes the importance of protecting long-standing traditions, religions, and communities from disruptions caused by globalization and large institutions [6] Proposed Solutions - Promote trust-minimized institutions at a global scale, leveraging technologies like blockchains, smart contracts, and AI to improve global economies [2] - Reduce reliance on trust in strangers by refocusing attention on smaller social scales [4] - Prioritize the formation, growth, and protection of families and communities with shared understandings and traditions [6] Economic Considerations - The document suggests de-emphasizing GDP and economic productivity as primary goals, instead prioritizing the protection of smaller-scale institutions [5] - It calls for economic institutions to safeguard more important aspects of life and culture at smaller social scales [5]

Bitcoin Development & Risk Assessment - The industry expresses a desire for more trust-minimized and less risky solutions than BIP 444 for financial transaction immutability [1] - The industry acknowledges the value in addressing SegWit discount and inscription-related bugs [2] - The industry is concerned about added complexity and risk associated with comprehensive forks [2] - The industry emphasizes the need for independent developer inspection and analysis of more complicated forks [2] Bitcoin Functionality & Spam Mitigation - The industry aims to minimize the rugging of useful financial functionality while addressing spam [3] - The industry wants to rug spammers, specifically those using Bitcoin for legible content [3] Fork Considerations - The industry supports simple soft forks [2] - The industry suggests a more comprehensive fork would require more time for analysis [2]

Social Issues & Public Safety - Thousands of girls in the United Kingdom have been victimized by grooming gangs in Rotherham, Oxford, and Newcastle [1] - These grooming gangs involve migrant men [1] - Many girls suffered unspeakable abuse for years before authorities intervened [1]

Human Rights & Security Concerns - Mass migration is framed as a human rights concern by the U S Department of State [1] - Western nations are described as having experienced crime waves, terror attacks, sexual assaults, and community displacement due to mass migration [1] - U S officials intend to urge governments to take decisive action to protect citizens from the threats associated with mass migration [1]

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)I agree with keeping any soft fork simple and working on additional client(s). I'd prefer staying with 83 bytes, the limit that has long been in place at the mempool policy level, the Schelling point. I understand about the need to negotiate, but the main ultimate goal of the exercise is to make legible content practically more difficult, and every byte of increase makes it a little easier. ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)I agree with 83 bytes for OP_RETURN. This has been policy for more than a decade, so it is indeed the Schelling point, and vs. larger limits for OP_RETURN it increases the practical costs (which of course include far more than just fees) of putting legible data on Bitcoin, which is the main ultimate goal of the exercise. ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)What a spectacular hallucination you have going! You are claiming that "racism is the cardinal sin" -- a claim nowhere mentioned in, and indeed blatantly contradicted numerous times by, Holy Scripture, is correct, and that St. Paul, St. Augustine, St. Aquinas, Luther, all significant theologians in between are wrong. ...