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The porn industry isn’t just morally questionable. It’s a documented vehicle for sex trafficking. And the major platforms profit from it knowingly. Did you know that GirlsDoPorn was a major sex trafficking operation? Michael Pratt ran a federal sex trafficking operation that exploited hundreds of women from 2013 to 2019. Women were promised videos would never go online. They were lied to, coerced, threatened with lawsuits, and forced to continue filming during rough abuse that caused pain and bleeding. The operation grossed millions. Ban it all.

The moment you stop converting sats to dollars in your head is the moment you actually understand Bitcoin. You’re not “up” or “down,” you simply have more or less Bitcoin. The price is just fiat having its daily identity crisis. Your stack is denominated in the hardest money that’s ever existed. Stack accordingly. Stop checking charts. Start checking your conviction.

We hit 58k, we’re doing a #zapathon to celebrate. Thanks @negr0 and @Dan⚡️ @Chiefwhite @CensorThis @Leviticus Mathew @Maciek @Scrotus @Derek Ross @Space Dog @BrianFitzwater @SATSY for playing along on a quick throwback mini #zapathon.

Nothing brightens up a bear market like zapping the Sh#t out of eachother. Feels good. #zapathon 58k gang coming back together View quoted note →

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Most arguments aren’t about truth. They’re about which fiction someone needs to believe. Your clarification won’t fix that. Stop explaining yourself to people who’ve already decided what you meant.

Building the exit while ignoring the fire is not wisdom, it’s abandonment. Yes, we build. Yes, we create parallel systems. Yes, Bitcoin and Nostr represent genuine alternatives to corrupted institutions. But the idea that focusing on systemic abuse of children is somehow playing into “their” hands is a moral cop out dressed up as strategic thinking. You can frame a house while calling the fire department. You can plant a garden while still reporting the predator in your neighborhood. These are not competing priorities. They are complementary responsibilities. The children being trafficked and abused by elites are not a distraction from building a better world. They are the reason we build it. If our new systems are just escape pods for those privileged enough to understand Bitcoin while we turn our backs on the most vulnerable, then we have built nothing of lasting value. The powerful want silence, not attention. They want us looking away, not asking questions. They want us to accept that some crimes are too big to prosecute, some networks too connected to expose. Calling that acceptance “focus” is exactly the kind of rationalization that lets evil persist. We build the exit AND we kick down the door. Anything less is just building a nicer cage while pretending we found freedom. View quoted note →

The Epstein files represent potentially the most significant investigation into elite criminal networks in modern history. We’re talking about documented evidence of trafficking and abuse that touches some of the most powerful people in the world. So where is the coverage? Where is the transparency? An administration that promised unprecedented openness to the American people has gone conspicuously silent on this issue. The files sit there, documented and real, yet the conversation around them has been muted at best. This deserves our attention. This deserves answers. When those who promised to drain the swamp refuse to even acknowledge what might be the deepest, darkest part of it, we need to ask why. The victims of these crimes deserve justice. The public deserves truth. Our children deserve a system that pursues predators regardless of their wealth or connections. Why are we accepting this silence? What happened to the promise of exposing corruption wherever it exists? These are not partisan questions. These are human questions. If we cannot unite around protecting the most vulnerable and holding the powerful accountable for abuse, what can we unite around? The lack of outrage is itself outrageous.

We’re not taught that the Federal Reserve is private banks creating money from nothing and charging us interest. We’re not taught that our foreign policy has been captured by lobbying interests that don’t represent American citizens. We’re not taught that our military has been used as corporate enforcers since before Butler’s confession. We’re not taught that our media has been compromised since the 1950s. We’re not taught that declassified documents prove our government has planned false flag attacks on its own citizens. We’re taught American exceptionalism. We’re taught we’re the good guys. We’re taught our wars are about freedom. The only question left is how long are we going to keep pretending this isn’t happening?