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[Hamza2424]

OT: Ah there it is... MSM gaslighting about the benefits of working from home now. By corporations capping wages, it helps the Fed fight inflation!  

Remote work may be an unlikely ally in Federal Reserve’s

Remote Working is Progressive in daily life and as well economy of the Underdeveloping countries,


Federal Reserves system is completely scam

Federal Reserve's are 60% scam in my perspective its a real manuplative game in which the Civilians unknowingly Pushed into higer inflation then before as, they print more money and less Reserves this the reason Paper Currency is going to end thats good too e-money can also be manuplated but the BTC is far away from it as.

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[empowering]

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Telling us all Putin is a monster whilst licking a real monster's butt.
 

Let's cancel the Keystone XL so no oil jobs for you polluting Americans and Canadians, but plenty for religious nutters.

Fuck Joe Biden and the Kamal he came riding in on.

+1


Politics matters.

Cos consequences.

Yes, this is nothing new to me.... I disagreed with Trump dealing with the Saudis too.


That being said, I do think that the way to deal with the Saudis , is to deal with them, and not just pretend nothing is happening there.... if you are going to have to deal with them (as every president and leader should) then there is a good way to do so and a bad way. Just bending over for them is not good. Leveraging the Saudis, can be good if done effectively.


However, supporting Saudi re Yemen, and, sucking off the teat of Saudi oil... is wrong no matter who is in power (I mentioned earlier it does not matter to me if it "our guys" or not)


Wrong is wrong, and no matter how you dice it, Saudi Arabia is a backward state.

[BobLawblaw]

Roughly half of my failed HTLC's is through our channel.

I wonder how much of these failures are related to TOR. Also, given the fact TOR is still being DDoS'd since Jun 9th...

I'm hesitant to re-establish my node on clearnet.

I've expressed some concern with TOR being a net-negative for Lightning performance and adoption, but it's still not entirely clear to me; there is certainly value in running anon nodes.

EDIT: Set my fees for you and jeed to 0/10 for today - Will see if that does anything to improve the situation. Doubt it, but, like, science... and stuff...
EDIT2: I'm finding with this DDoS, sometimes it's helpful for me to just reboot the node entirely, to establish a fresh TOR circuit, and that usually helps... for a little bit...

[empowering]

That Saudi guy isn't great but his death toll is much less than Putin's. Also I'm not sure why you're picking on Biden, all US presidents have loved the Saudis for about a century now. Trump wasn't shy about it.

What are you blabbering about? US invaded Ukraine in 2014 by funding, organizing, and performing military coup. In the next 7 years until 2021 the military junta in Kiev, supported by the criminal regimes in Washington and London, in Eastern Ukraine alone killed 14 000 civilians including 150 children.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alley_of_Angels

You mean the Russians in Eastern Ukraine didn't fire a single shot ? How come Ukraine didn't take back control, then ?

There is no military junta in Kiev, get a grip.

Putin killed 60000 in Chechnya.

Putin killed at least 20000 in Syria.

Putin is killing thousands in Mali right now.

Ukraine didn't invade any part of Russia, so any death since 2014 is on Putin too.

Everywhere Putin takes control, there are all kinds of abuses, rapes, torture, disappearances.

Does everywhere the US and the west "takes control" as they have done, numerous times, not have deaths,  abuses, rapes, torture and disappearances?  and btw, even with what you listed, is still far less than what Saudis are doing in Yemen.. which also pales in comparison to the death and destruction caused by the USA and the allies... in the past 30 years alone.

The Ukraine was indeed subject to a coup in 2014, and denying this, is gaslighting, and dishonest, or you are very much out of touch.

There was no military coup. Even if I go your way and call it a civil war, why is Russia taking part in a civil war ? Isn't it what you're reproaching Saudi Arabia of doing in Yemen ? So, which is it ? Personally I'm against both wars.

Why did Russia take Crimea from Ukraine ? Why is it trying to take over Ukraine entirely ? And don't talk about NATO, NATO hasn't taken land anywhere. Some of NATO's wars are dubious, but at the end, the land is still in the hands of the native people. Russia TAKES LAND. I thought people here cared about property rights ?

You really are out of touch if you do not understand , there very much was a coup, you keep adding the word "military" to the word coup. There was a coup, and anyone serious about the topic knows this to be the case, what happened in Maidan was NOT ORGANIC.  IT WAS ORGANISED !  The end goal was REGIME CHANGE and INSTALLATION OF A PUPPET REGIME , IN WHICH THEY SUCEEDED.
Obamas administration "brokered a power deal" there, none of it was organic.


I have clearly stated I do not support either war, why try and put words in my mouth?


The reason why Russia is involved in the Ukraine, now, is very much the same reason that the United States would be involved in lets say Mexico, if the Russians orchestrated a coup there, and installed a puppet government.  Ukraine is in Russia's sphere of influence. The entire Ukraine and Russia issue is too much to go into here, but that basically sums it up.


You are wrong about NATO encroachment, as is obvious by the NATO expansion over the years along the Russian front, and by the minsk accord fiasco. Not to mention the battle of the "nuclear defence shields" in Europe, and Nato claiming they have no offensive capability is just not true. Both Russia and NATO/USA/ALLIES have been ramping up the entire arena for decades now... this is not an opinion, it is just a sound fact. Takes two to tango, and they are both tangoing.... no getting away from that.


None of it is good.


Being objective, the west is no angel, and pretending it is so is kinda daft, when the past 30 years alone, tells its own story....


Fact is the unipolar world, has already been shuffled, times have changed, it is not 1990 anymore.... and our politicians and tptb have , as usual, done a super crappy job.


ps, I never said Zelensky was in power in 2014.

pps, they had an election yes, how democratic it was in reality, I would not like to guess, yes, maybe as reliable as the Russian elections. However, the point still stands, Ukraine does not behave like a democratic state either, they pretend when it suits them. Also, Zelensky, does not have a good track record, and has certainly not treated the press there as a democratic leader would ,anymore than Putin has.  Annnnnnnd, the answer to "Ukraine is hardly a democracy, and does not behave like a democratic state" is not "Russia", two separate issues. 




    

[empowering]

Anyways, sunshine is calling....  too nice to be sat at a screen.

PEACE.

[ChartBuddy]

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[Mr.right85]

Anyways, sunshine is calling....  too nice to be sat at a screen.

PEACE.

Well politics is something you can never truly understand as they all come with motives that keeps the accustomed evils on the sidlines.

So my course have lead me to follow what i have known to be true by standing tall in looking forward to a free world where power truly belongs with the people.





                                                 @Memedriod

What we do and push for everyday in the face of wrong/disagreement as bitcoiners.

[ChartBuddy]

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[vapourminer]

Anyways, sunshine is calling....  too nice to be sat at a screen.

PEACE.

exactly. thats why i set my phone to voice announce bitcoins price every 30 seconds. so i dont need to look whilst i lounge outside.

[cygan]

[aesma]

OT: Ah there it is... MSM gaslighting about the benefits of working from home now. By corporations capping wages, it helps the Fed fight inflation! 

Remote work may be an unlikely ally in Federal Reserve’s inflation fight
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/07/15/how-remote-work-may-help-the-federal-reserve-fight-inflation.html

I don't get the relationship between remote work and wages, that must be a US specific thing.

When a job is doable remotely, companies don't really have a choice on the matter if they don't want to lose employees and have difficulty recruiting, unless they pay a lot more, that might be what they mean.

That Saudi guy isn't great but his death toll is much less than Putin's. Also I'm not sure why you're picking on Biden, all US presidents have loved the Saudis for about a century now. Trump wasn't shy about it.

What are you blabbering about? US invaded Ukraine in 2014 by funding, organizing, and performing military coup. In the next 7 years until 2021 the military junta in Kiev, supported by the criminal regimes in Washington and London, in Eastern Ukraine alone killed 14 000 civilians including 150 children.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alley_of_Angels

You mean the Russians in Eastern Ukraine didn't fire a single shot ? How come Ukraine didn't take back control, then ?

There is no military junta in Kiev, get a grip.

Putin killed 60000 in Chechnya.

Putin killed at least 20000 in Syria.

Putin is killing thousands in Mali right now.

Ukraine didn't invade any part of Russia, so any death since 2014 is on Putin too.

Everywhere Putin takes control, there are all kinds of abuses, rapes, torture, disappearances.

Does everywhere the US and the west "takes control" as they have done, numerous times, not have deaths,  abuses, rapes, torture and disappearances?  and btw, even with what you listed, is still far less than what Saudis are doing in Yemen.. which also pales in comparison to the death and destruction caused by the USA and the allies... in the past 30 years alone.

The Ukraine was indeed subject to a coup in 2014, and denying this, is gaslighting, and dishonest, or you are very much out of touch.

There was no military coup. Even if I go your way and call it a civil war, why is Russia taking part in a civil war ? Isn't it what you're reproaching Saudi Arabia of doing in Yemen ? So, which is it ? Personally I'm against both wars.

Why did Russia take Crimea from Ukraine ? Why is it trying to take over Ukraine entirely ? And don't talk about NATO, NATO hasn't taken land anywhere. Some of NATO's wars are dubious, but at the end, the land is still in the hands of the native people. Russia TAKES LAND. I thought people here cared about property rights ?

You really are out of touch if you do not understand , there very much was a coup, you keep adding the word "military" to the word coup. There was a coup, and anyone serious about the topic knows this to be the case, what happened in Maidan was NOT ORGANIC.  IT WAS ORGANISED !  The end goal was REGIME CHANGE and INSTALLATION OF A PUPPET REGIME , IN WHICH THEY SUCEEDED.
Obamas administration "brokered a power deal" there, none of it was organic.


I have clearly stated I do not support either war, why try and put words in my mouth?


The reason why Russia is involved in the Ukraine, now, is very much the same reason that the United States would be involved in lets say Mexico, if the Russians orchestrated a coup there, and installed a puppet government.  Ukraine is in Russia's sphere of influence. The entire Ukraine and Russia issue is too much to go into here, but that basically sums it up.


You are wrong about NATO encroachment, as is obvious by the NATO expansion over the years along the Russian front, and by the minsk accord fiasco. Not to mention the battle of the "nuclear defence shields" in Europe, and Nato claiming they have no offensive capability is just not true. Both Russia and NATO/USA/ALLIES have been ramping up the entire arena for decades now... this is not an opinion, it is just a sound fact. Takes two to tango, and they are both tangoing.... no getting away from that.


None of it is good.


Being objective, the west is no angel, and pretending it is so is kinda daft, when the past 30 years alone, tells its own story....


Fact is the unipolar world, has already been shuffled, times have changed, it is not 1990 anymore.... and our politicians and tptb have , as usual, done a super crappy job.


ps, I never said Zelensky was in power in 2014.

pps, they had an election yes, how democratic it was in reality, I would not like to guess, yes, maybe as reliable as the Russian elections. However, the point still stands, Ukraine does not behave like a democratic state either, they pretend when it suits them. Also, Zelensky, does not have a good track record, and has certainly not treated the press there as a democratic leader would ,anymore than Putin has.  Annnnnnnd, the answer to "Ukraine is hardly a democracy, and does not behave like a democratic state" is not "Russia", two separate issues. 

OK, now, tell me something. Will the world be better when Russia has taken over Ukraine ? Will we have better life ? Will Ukrainians have a better life ? Will Russians have a better life ?

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[aesma]

Gold also has some decently BIG issues with verifiability, too.

Do you mean when it's handled to you, how do you know it's pure gold ?

Yeah I would trust some institutions I guess but aside from that... Then you have to hide it somewhere and worry about it. It's only somewhat useable in the form of coins or mini bars and you overpay greatly for these compared to the spot price...

Looking for this I just discovered goldback notes, never heard of that before :

 

[Hamza2424]

[Toxic2040]

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[Torque]

OT: Ah there it is... MSM gaslighting about the benefits of working from home now. By corporations capping wages, it helps the Fed fight inflation!  

Remote work may be an unlikely ally in Federal Reserve’s inflation fight
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/07/15/how-remote-work-may-help-the-federal-reserve-fight-inflation.html

I don't get the relationship between remote work and wages, that must be a US specific thing.

When a job is doable remotely, companies don't really have a choice on the matter if they don't want to lose employees and have difficulty recruiting, unless they pay a lot more, that might be what they mean.

No. It is gaslighting.

U.S. corporations firmly resisted allowing work from home employees for a very long time, several decades in fact, because they claimed to lack the proper technology to monitor (aka spy) on exactly what their employees were doing all day. Also, they continued to beat the drum of "Being in the office fosters greater teamwork, team meetings, and collaboration."

Now that they don't care about true teamwork and collaboration anymore, want to actually downsize their employment staff, want to get rid of expensive office site building leases and all the other capital expenses that go along with it, and now have the means to spy and track everything their employees do remotely with company-provided computer terminals and VPNs, they NOW claim that they have no choice but to "allow employees to work from home." It's all bullshit gaslighting and spin.

It will now give them the advantages of capping employee pay, skipping yearly pay wage increases and/or bonuses, and even laying off employees without the other remaining employees talking about or noticing any changes (like they would if everyone congregated at an office building location).

All that will be spun and sold to the public as "The perks of working from home."   

Do you get it now?

[eXPHorizon]

Because i observe WO and Dips are mentioned all the time.. i imagine dipping...

[JayJuanGee]

Network Capitulation #BTC, The Worst Capitulation event ever in last 3 years what next..

SOPR = price sold / price paid

2011 Bottom, 0.93
2015 Bottom, 0.94
2018 Bottom, 0.91

Today, 0.91





Source: PlanC Twitter

Here's the link to the last one   https://twitter.com/TheRealPlanC/status/1548399443988295681?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet. .. for easy reference

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMNuAbd8G/?k=1


Funny as fuck (crypto features)

I have a bit of a hard time with the believability of the about face after she saw the car..

I know people are weird, but that is really weird... ..  but people are weird sometimes..

Of course, the video and audio is too good for her to have not have asked about why is the guy filming blah blah blah..

[aesma]

OT: Ah there it is... MSM gaslighting about the benefits of working from home now. By corporations capping wages, it helps the Fed fight inflation!  

Remote work may be an unlikely ally in Federal Reserve’s inflation fight
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/07/15/how-remote-work-may-help-the-federal-reserve-fight-inflation.html

I don't get the relationship between remote work and wages, that must be a US specific thing.

When a job is doable remotely, companies don't really have a choice on the matter if they don't want to lose employees and have difficulty recruiting, unless they pay a lot more, that might be what they mean.

No. It is gaslighting.

U.S. corporations firmly resisted allowing work from home employees for a very long time, several decades in fact, because they claimed to lack the proper technology to monitor (aka spy) on exactly what their employees were doing all day. Also, they continued to beat the drum of "Being in the office fosters greater teamwork, team meetings, and collaboration."

Now that they don't care about true teamwork and collaboration anymore, want to actually downsize their employment staff, want to get rid of expensive office site building leases and all the other capital expenses that go along with it, and now have the means to spy and track everything their employees do remotely with company-provided computer terminals and VPNs, they NOW claim that they have no choice but to "allow employees to work from home." It's all bullshit gaslighting and spin.

It will now give them the advantages of capping employee pay, skipping yearly pay wage increases and/or bonuses, and even laying off employees without the other remaining employees talking about or noticing any changes (like they would if everyone congregated at an office building location).

All that will be spun and sold to the public as "The perks of working from home."   

Do you get it now?

But usually people still go to the office, just not every day. And these same tools we use to communicate for work, we can also use to communicate between employees. Admittedly, I haven't yet been invited to a remote meeting by unions, but they didn't make real meetings before either.