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1  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Count down to Iran invasion on: July 17, 2026, 06:30:56 AM

A big difference between Iran and most of the GCC states is that Iran is basically a big aquifer.  Conversely, taking out the desalination plants of the GCC states creates conditions where the population starts to die-off in days.

It seems to me that if it becomes necessary, Iran can basically force the issue by telling the military, management classes, and foreigners in the GCC countries to flush the monarchy families and unwelcome the U.S. for military operations, or die of thirst.  Literally.

I know Iran does not want to see a mass-casualty event, even among the belligerent state populations, but at some point you gotta do what you gotta do.  Obviously the needs of monarchy class are directly responsible for the rather tenuous position the people find themselves in now, and at the end of the day, the bulk of the population is probably much better off without these kinds of leaders.

2  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: July 17, 2026, 05:54:14 AM
Zelenskys dream of what Ukraine will be, will come to end, Ukraine people will speak loud and furious. Nothing can save Putin NATO zio-trash from the grudge of the people.

FIFY.  Those few who survive will be generally the ones who are bright enough to figure out who did this to them and why.  And yes, a certain number of them will be pretty resentful.  Also, probably, pretty Russian.

3  Other / Politics & Society / Re: This is what ICE agents look like in America on: July 17, 2026, 05:47:42 AM

I suspect that ICE's main mission was always planned to be that of rounding up people to go fight on the front-lines of Iran.  That's why Israel plays such an oversized role in ICE's 'training'.  It will be almost exactly the way the so-called 'Ukrainians' encourage undesirable Slavic goyim to participate in their conflict with Russia.

  https://www.bitchute.com/search?query=ukraine+conscription&kind=video&sensitivity_id=normal&duration=all&sort=new

Initially and up to the present, ICE marked time dicking around with 'immigrants' and inducing as much bad-blood as possible between the agents and the public.  The next step was getting the U.S. into a war with Iran.  Done!  After that comes the ground war which will ultimately take between 1M and 2M boots on the ground and a number of years (to finally give up.)  That's when ICE goes into action in their real mission.

4  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: July 16, 2026, 05:04:31 PM
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2. Russia doesn't want to leave Ukraine because it would completely lose the Black Sea.
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Muscovites will be landlocked. As they do not come to senses access to Baltic will also be lost.
As there is nothing left in the Sea of Azov, 136 Russian ships been blown up in the Black Sea last 10 days

Seems to be true.  A pretty good win for US/NATO, and a bad day (or week) for Russia.

I suspect that this will add impulse for Russia to plan to do Odessa before this thing is over.  The longer they wait, the less inclined the European chattle will be to support their assigned leaderships though.


Mildly amusing.  But factually I don't see them as stuck per-se.  They probably could quit any time and whenever they choose to do so they will be walking away with a pretty good pile.

5  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Charlie Kirk shot dead on: July 14, 2026, 08:49:26 PM
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Only Deutsche Bank still deals with him and only after Russian (Mafia) guaranteeing his loans.
The relationship is currently under investigation by congressional committees and the New York attorney general.
These investigations focus on potential fraud, money laundering, and the influence of foreign entities on Trump's business dealings.
Trump is alleged to have inflated his net worth to secure loans. Reports indicate that Deutsche Bank was aware of inconsistencies in his financial statements but continued to approve loans. Deutsche Bank will go down.
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He sounds a notowious cwiminal!

For my part, I see little daylight between the 'Russian Mafia', 'Deutsche Bank', 'Rothschild Bank' and the 'Federal Reserve'.  Whatever the case, prosecute and convict the man THEN punish him.  I personally believe he richly deserves to be hung by the neck until dead, but that's due to his being a traitor more than to his being a scammer and a thief.

My friend has exactly one 'crime'.  That was, buying BTC by wiring some of his 50% after-tax salary to a now defunct exchange.  He has been fighting the banking cartels and their bought-and-paid-for US Govt sanctioned 'guilty until proven innocent' strategies ever since.  He was an American and as such bought all of the 'Innocent until proven guilty is the American way' bullshit.  Until he didn't.

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On the Charlie Kirk thing, and I've said it a number of times, if Kirk isn't dead, or if he died as the result of an accident during a performative act (run-of-the-mill psychological operation) justified by and signed off under 'national security', then we are not looking at a capital case here.  Or any case really...the 'trial' of the patsy would be an extension of the performative act.

6  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: El Salvador has become the first country to make #Bitcoin legal tender! 🇸🇻 on: July 14, 2026, 07:58:20 PM
Here is something to consider about El Salvador:

El Salvador formulated a certain tax and other policy positions toward people who hold BTC which seems (for now) to be quite beneficial toward them.  A certain number of people who's investments are quite heavy in BTC have toyed with El Salvador where it would not have been even on their radar were it not for their BTC related policies.

I know in my friend's case it has already contributed numbers in the 6 figure range to the nations coffers in taxes directly.  Although he intends to never 'settle' anywhere on a permanent basis, he has a footprint in the country and, on the current trajectory, will probably continue to make it a part of his family's life for the foreseeable future.

Here's the deal.  No thinking person of means is going shoot their entire wad in one place.  El Salvador may have benefited, say, $1B fairly directly due to their Bitcoin policy, but far more importantly, they have exposed themselves to very many times that amount in unopened bags.  The better they treat their 'guests', including things that only a nation-state can do, the more BTC will spill out of tiny holes in those bags.

Any country can do this type of welcoming (depending to a degree to how free of the likes of the IMF-class entities they may be and how under threat they are in their neighborhoods.)  Various countries are clearly looking at the possibilities.  El Salvador has a running start thanks, seemingly, to Bukele as an unusually visionary individual.  Hopefully El Salvador doesn't blow the running start they got.

7  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Charlie Kirk shot dead on: July 14, 2026, 04:59:25 PM
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Politicians are just tools to control the plebs. What kind of wickedness one has, does not really matter as long as it is something they can control with.
In the early days gayness was enough. In Tumps case his enormous financial stress before the first term, a do or die situation, improved somewhat since.
The Trump family has faced significant de-banking issues, with reports indicating they were cut off from around a dozen financial institutions.

I did not know this.

I do know first hand that being 'de-banked', especially after having been suckered into paying huge amounts in taxes over the course of one's life, is intently maddening.  I could see it driving even a better man than Trump to a situation where, if they could get a 2nd term as president, they would do so with the simple goal of grabbing as much money as possible.  I cannot honestly say that I wouldn't do the same thing.

Same as url=https://youtu.be/qhtD0OtNfLQ] Rudi Giuliani  [/url] broke/poor like a church mouse. Comments, yes he did, he did knowing cameras do what they supposed to do.
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The 'Dad and me' parrots-fucking pic leads me to believe that Donald Trump could well be a life-long Frankist.  As such, there would likely be a ton of dirt on him.



The center-left has devolved to the point where kiddie-groping is A-OK, but it must be one of their own doing the deed.  Or I should say, one of the people that they have been told by 'experts' to believe is one of theirs such as Joe Biden.  It's just a "tactile approach to politics" which is understandable because he is old.  Nothing to see here; move along...to the voting booth and vote the party ticket.  Most do without a 2nd thought.

8  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Charlie Kirk shot dead on: July 13, 2026, 07:03:21 PM
Yes the Adams family is large, with many branches, going all the way back to the first Norman king of England, William the Bastard, aka "Bastard" children.

As I understand, it was, if not the norm, at least common for some time periods in Egypt that opposite-sex siblings were married and ruled the nation.  There are lots of 'conspiracy theories' that many of the (titular) leadership clans of today consider themselves to be at least spiritually linked to the ancient leaderships of old, and it certainly seems plausible that if this is the case, they would attempt to emulate earlier family structures.

Would it be objectively 'more weird' for a sibling pair of a state-sponsored priest to 'lead the nation' (aka, American) or a gender-transitioned father/un-transitioned son pair to do so (aka, France.)?  Seems like in 2026 these guys need some gender morphology and homosexuality in the mix to get the real magic going.

That said, I have some questions about Erika.  She has always struck me as a bit too mis-shapen and bobblehead-ish to really _earn_ a beauty pageant among H. sapiens.  We all know that this stuff is to fake (and gay) to worry to much about actual earning though.

9  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Charlie Kirk shot dead on: July 13, 2026, 08:43:09 AM
The only thing certain Tyler Robinson did not shoot Charlie.

Erika Kirk's family has a known connection (photo...) to Michael A. Aquino Jr. the moonchild father of the Erika - JD siblings.
Similar to Justin Trudeau (Fidel Castro) and Chelsea Clinton ( Webster Hubbell Major of Little Rock)

Aquino, Temple of Set founder and deeply involved in psychological warfare and mind control research for the military.

Don't forget Bush/Crowley:



10  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Charlie Kirk shot dead on: July 13, 2026, 04:41:18 AM
Things have moved forward to the point where a fair percentage of the non-retard class, and Candace Owens in particular, considers an explosive microphone to fit the observations best.

The possibility of quite small amounts of explosives doing immense harm was my main point in this post:

  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5558713.msg65863164#msg65863164

For my part, I'm having some trouble mapping even a badly mis-aligned shaped charge to what were shown in the event.  (There is little doubt in my mind that whatever we were shown, we were shown it due to there being a strong element of ritualism involved.)

Edit:

Another thing which isn't mapping for me is this:  By various reports, Charlie was supposed to have been becoming increasingly paranoid about getting hit, and basically by 'his own people' meaning his funders.  Not only that, but having a special audit within his own organization.  So, why is he allowing people who were not normally involved to wire him up with 'trying something new' equipment and what-not?  I mean, unless he had a death-wish or something.  He was not a stupid man and he must have caught glimpses what kinds of creeps had wormed their way into the organization.

I suppose there is a remote possibility that he had some sort of messiah complex and was OK with eating the big one.  Seems doubtful to me though.

Things keep circling back for me to a situation where Charlie at least thought he had made a deal to fake his own death and move on the 'Valhalla.'  Maybe he was double-crossed; maybe not.  I see no way to verify that one way or another.
11  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Neutralize! on: July 13, 2026, 02:10:41 AM

Larry Johnson points out that the timing makes it unlikely he died in the U.S..

He could have got hit in the Russian attack on the drone plant he made part of his PR gig.  Or maybe, on the train and plane trips back home, he over-indulged on some of the Scooby-snack that Zelensky packed for him (trafficked kids, coke, etc.)

12  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Smoking in front of your children, right or wrong? on: July 11, 2026, 01:17:50 AM

Smoking tobacco is a 2nd best way to enjoy the health benefits of nicotine.  Filling one's lungs with smoke is fairly obviously unhealthy.
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So called 'snus' is nearly ideal.  I chewed tobacco every waking hour for 10 years when I when I worked in Si Valley and very few people even knew it.
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My sister is a long-time nurse, and a heavy smoker. She never got Covid. Let the kids smoke; keep them healthy.


My sister started chewing tobacco in 8th grade.  It was cultural where we grew up.  I was a late starter and made the mistake of smoking for a time.  Then after doing both for a decade I switched completely to chew and have never had a chest-cold since.  Well, maybe one.

My sister never got covid either.  She got mega-blasted with mRNA gene therapy though.  Beyond that, she actually contacted the government and demanded they get it down to her community ASAP!  My sister didn't yet get turbo-cancer, thank God.  Several of our equally 'expert-loving Libtard' cousins did however.  One lost her breasts but got rid of it, and the other is very close to death from MS.

As best I can tell, nicotine doesn't make you 'smart' per-se; what it does is it makes you 'headstrong'...for better or worse.  The powers that be would prefer that their plebs don't display such characteristics whether they have control of the mind or not.

13  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Smoking in front of your children, right or wrong? on: July 11, 2026, 12:50:23 AM

Smoking tobacco is a 2nd best way to enjoy the health benefits of nicotine.  Filling one's lungs with smoke is fairly obviously unhealthy.

Humans find nicotine to be highly addictive due to evolutionary processes.  Those who used it tended to be more clear-thinking and less infected with parasites (particularly worms), so there was selective pressure for humans to use it.

So called 'snus' is nearly ideal.  I chewed tobacco every waking hour for 10 years when I when I worked in Si Valley and very few people even knew it.

The health benefits are understood by those in charge of the health of a population.  They are tasked to have people be fat, unhealthy, and slow-thinking.  That's exactly why the likes of the WHO and UN have such a war against nicotine.

I read recently that Sweden almost refused to join the EU simply because, for cultural reasons, they would not go to war against snus.  Eventually they got an exemption.  When I travel around Europe, central America, etc, I am shocked at how effective the war against tobacco has become.

Switzerland is the exemption in this war.  Super easy to find everything there.  From my research, the Swiss health authorities took a reasonably careful look at snus and concluded that it simply was not a problem.  They are (or were) neutral enough to tell the eurofaggot NGO's and their ilk to go piss up a rope.

Certainly I chew tobacco in front of my kids.  Indeed, they sometimes remind me to make sure I have my can when we go out!  As for smoking pot, if one is a loser pot-head as was one of my step-parents back in the day, it's fine; in that case the kids will be less inclined to become a doper themselves.

14  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Count down to Iran invasion on: July 10, 2026, 09:09:10 PM
If you think 15 years is long, read my topic A short history of US regime's aggression towards Iran where I cover the most significant events there going back roughly a century!

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The threat Iran has always faced has been from NATO and more specifically from US regime and the Epstein Class. So any kind of nuclear retaliation will be against them...

Good info, and I am to a degree, guilty as charged.  But I am looking at this thing as someone who bailed from the U.S. due in large part to the parasitic infection of Zio-scum and it's fallout, and as someone who would love to see the infection put into remission so that I could return home and enjoy America again with some degree of dignity.

If you(?) guys can bum-rush occupied Palestine and clean up some of the world's threats (nuclear and biological weapons development, surveillance tech, data-banks, political subversion operations, psychotic end-of-times fanaticism, delusions of ethno-supremacy, etc) and it does seem doable (at significant and unpredictable cost), that would be great!  Given the support among the Israeli population for flat out ethic cleansing and genocide, 'whatever happens to them happens' as far as I'm concerned.

I hope there could be a set-aside chunk of territory as a place to return some of the scum who escaped, but that's probably a pipe-dream.  By rights, given where this infection metastasized, rump Ukraine probably deserves the duty.

My issue is that there are certain to be a lot of rats fleeing the sinking ship.  Right now a lot of them will be fleeing to the U.S., but people in the U.S. eyes are opening up at a decent rate.  Finally.  Alas, it will be years at best before the parasitic infection is cleared out of the political apparatus since at this point the whole 'elected' government is Zionist property.  They also have an outsized impact on the economic front which will be mighty stubborn to heal...unless the monetary systems which give them power collapsed somehow.

We are kind of in a race with Europe to make our respective terrains less hospitable for the displaced Zios.  Fortunately for us, Euro-land seems to be out in front on controlling  education, information, and speech.  This seems to be necessary for the Zionists to feel safe when they parasitize a host.

15  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: July 10, 2026, 04:28:33 PM
Here's a promising development:

  https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/polish-president-decides-strip-ukraines-zelenskiy-top-honour-over-ww2-dispute-2026-06-19/

The little green goblin is said to have trashed his retracted trophy calling it 'The Order of the White Chicken'.  Lol.

Russia/Belarus probably have it within their power to facilitate an outcome where Poland ends up with Lwów which they clearly hoped for early on in the adventure.  They could probably also make some combination of Slovakia, Hungary, and Romania happy with the sore thumb West of the Carpathians...and more importantly optimize some pipeline routing potentials in the area.

16  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Count down to Iran invasion on: July 10, 2026, 12:45:29 AM
Wow, TECSHARE was right... It took 6 years but he was eventually right. RIP TECSHARE, and I'm pretty sure eddie13 too... damn. Wonder what happened to that guy. We could always get along even while we were arguing about politics. Then one day he just disappeared.

I shudder to think about what I might have posted in this thread. Whatever it was, its probably cringe... not going to revisit it.

The thread was started 15 years ago.  It didn't take some sort of a prophet to see it coming, and it didn't take some sort of a genius to see that Israel would ultimately force-march the U.S. into doing the heavy lifting.  On the obvious trajectory, Israel and the Neocons would eventually take the necessary control of the U.S. to make it happen.

Some of us have been warning about the catastrophe for at least this amount of time.  Of course we were labeled 'antisemites'.  And still are.

17  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Count down to Iran invasion on: July 10, 2026, 12:20:14 AM
With the recent bombing of Bushehr, is Iran _finally_ ready to bail from the NPT?  In my opinion, they should have done it when the U.S. bailed on the their JCPOA agreement.  I've felt for decades that the one country who really needs nukes is Iran.  Maybe Khomeni (RIP) was smarter than I am in avoiding doing this.  Very likely true.

The only significant threat to the world I see is from Israel's nukes, and I admit that their 'ambiguity' policy is quite clever.  It is possible because they are not part of the NPT.

I see a solution to this threat is Iran, very legitimately, bailing from the NPT and taking on the same 'ambiguity' policy.  Very vocally.  They could then demand that they have the right to have exactly the same number of nukes as does Israel, and they would be more than happy to have zero as soon as Israel joins the NPT and draws down correspondingly.  Hopefully the rest of the civilized world would put the necessary pressure on Israel to do just that.

Iran, being the clear and demonstrated victim of an attack by nuclear powers, has every right in the world to arrange their own protection.  They have every bit as much right to 'self defense' as does Israel or any other nation, and they have a proven need.

Could Iran assemble a nuclear capability (if they don't already have one) underground even under nuclear attack?  I would not rule it out, and at this point I would shed exactly zero tears to see some Iranian nuclear testing right in the middle of the Tel Aviv (assuming Israel used nukes first.)  It would solve a lot of the worlds problems and I doubt that I am the only one who feels this way these days.

18  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: July 08, 2026, 12:29:33 AM

By rights, Russia should take all of Ukraine, and give 100 acres to every soldier, or his family if he fell in the war.


Bad idea, just like it is a bad idea to get rid of Israel.  These places have obscenely disgusting nationalists who have no place among civilized people.  They really do need a place to go since the alternative is to try to house them among normal people.  Both Ukraine and Israel have developed intensive indoctrination programs which they start in early childhood.  Sadly, there is probably no feasible way to undo the damage, and a lot of the people will be damaged for life.  It's very sad for the victims, but it is what it is.

Since the psychological programs revolves around nationalism and tribalism, there is some solace to be taken by knowing that they will at least be among there kind.  They wanted to achieve this outcome by genocide of everyone else and  we cannot allow such a sickness to fester within a population of normal people.  It's simply not safe.

19  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: July 07, 2026, 07:50:42 PM
Many idiot Ukrofiles don't understand that Zelensky WANT as many as possible Ukrainians killed:

https://www.bitchute.com/video/Fg5VB2XvZA8Q

Yup.  'Pay-back is a bitch'.  For those who have something of a heart, it helps to remember that the Western Ukrainians (pushed by the silent hand of the Neocons and creeps like the Rabbi above) could barely wait to get the battles with Russia started and were more than willing to ban Russian language and generally make life unlivable for a big part of their own people just to get things started.

I don't know why anyone should be boo-hooing over Ukraine.  Even when Russia takes what they should rightly own East of the Dneiper river and the South part (Odessa and up to about even with the top of Moldova) Ukraine will still be pretty big by European standards.  Since half of the population has been rounded up by force and sent to die as bullet-stoppers, or bailed to other parts of Europe, the rump state should be plenty of surface area for those who are left over.

20  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: El Salvador has become the first country to make #Bitcoin legal tender! 🇸🇻 on: July 07, 2026, 07:08:29 PM
An on-the-ground update from my friend:

'Operation Choke Point 2.0' was partially dropped with the exit of the Biden creeps, but nothing has stopped the banks from continuing on their attacks in more-or-less the same manner.  My friend reports that the channels which worked for a while closed up as 'banking partners' can no longer move money through SWIFT if they don't wish to.  Thankfully for him he pulled a million and got a house.  It's possible that this action got him targeted, but the nature of the USD-backed banking apparatus makes it a completely opaque black box.  Via AML/CFT, it's strictly illegal for anyone in the money service provider racket to say anything at all about issues involving the movement of money.

But since my friend lives happily and legally in El Salvador, there is inconvenient but currently workable a backup solution:

It's pretty easy to get around $3000/day out of the Chivo machines.  This can add up to sums normally associated with higher-end solutions like Bitfinex or OTC.  The catch is that you have to have _real_ Bitcoin.  They don't fuck around with stable-coins and other shitcoin.  Real on-chain BTC talks; the rest of the bullshit walks.  There is also no spread.  One coughs up $500 spot BTC equiv and pay's whatever the BTC network fees happen to be then walks away with twenty-five $20 bills.

The last $30k or so has been trouble-free.  No more being ripped off by the Chivo machines with incomplete guidance about how to get your money when it doesn't pop out of the slot.  My friend was at a Chivo machine today and it had some attendants.  They report that they still work for the government and they have heard no scuttle-but about a change of ownership.  They also report that the whole system has become much more stable over the past 6 months.

I suspect that the goal is to try to soak up what they can of the of the 21-mil BTC remain.  Dunno whether El Salvador is keeping it for their reserve, or handing it off to Larry Fink who (10 years to late) recognized the value of being the controller of the actual keys.  As for the wads of cash, the mainstream bank will (grudgingly) accept it if there are receipts from the Chivo machines.  Then he can use credit cards or cash fairly normally.

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It took me a while to finally analyze the situations with banks and nations.  The brainless assumption is that, for instance, if Banco Foomerica is a Nicaraguan bank, they must be somewhat aligned with Nicaraguan principles.  Nothing could be farther from the truth, especially in Central America.  In fact most of these types of entities were started by one of the (admittedly gifted) offspring of the oligarch class.  Their main enemy would be the local pleb classes who they've been in a struggle with all of their lives and who've cost them a lot of money.  The pleb classes in neighboring countries are only slightly less despicable and dangerous.

This oligarch class, while masters of their domain in LATAM, still probably do often have an inferiority complex on the world stage.  When they get invited to the WEF in Davos they probably pee themselves in excitement.  They are especially smitten with modern methods of population control via surveillance so it seems.  It is a possibility, and maybe their only possibility, of maintaining and further growing their station in life.  There is quite a huge push to 'go cashless' and finally be able to get rid of the dangerous, unsightly, and expensive employees in their malls and department stores just like their new-found WEF friends promise.

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