Send your money to Ukraine, you will make somebody in Ukraine very rich.
This Czech profile asked how many millionaires were added in Ukraine between the years 2023 and 2024. Their number has increased by 6,600, there are more than 17,000 millionaires in Ukraine now. Sternenko and Prytula collecting money from dupes for drones have amassed how much?
The owner of the Czech brewery, Raven in Plzeň says he sends 10% of his income to Ukraine. Thanks for this admission, I will never buy his beer if I see it.
What was the last live performance you saw?
My job is essentially a live performance. Sometimes my colleagues do a costumed version of it. So it is this. Also the city organizes concerts in summer. I might have seen that too.
Baba Yaga is a large Ukrainian flying drone. The Russian military analyzed the drone in its laboratory and determined that the drone is produced in Germany and other European countries.
Ukraine would not be able to fight this war without Western material help and Western intelligence. I am not sure these drones would even fly without Starlink or other satellite communication. This is a proxy war par excellence, and there are still those that will tell you that claims of a proxy war are a Russian narrative.
Being a BTC head is not just about stacking sats, there is a whole philosophy that comes with it…
The fundamental belief surrounding BTC is that BTC is better money. Money that has limited supply, money that you have self custody of, money that you can pass to others without needing the banks to mediate your transaction. And you should make the best of what BTC has to offer.
Self Custody
Are you holding your BTC on an exchange? Buy a hardware wallet! A hardware wallet allows you to be a direct custodian of BTC. On an exchange the BTC is not really yours. If the exchange goes bust so goes your stack. You want to be in control of your money; and use your own devices to transfer your BTC. This way the currency is in control of an individual and not an institution. BTC is about defeating the institutional control of money.
HODLing or Spending
Many people treat BTC as an investment. They see how BTC is growing in price against fiat currencies and treat it like a storage of wealth akin to gold or stocks. But BTC is primarily a currency, currency is a medium of exchange, that is money, and money is here to be spent.
Now, stacking sats is nothing bad. You should have what is called a core stack, that is BTC that you will never sell and watch it grow in price. But at times you will see a vendor online that accepts BTC as a payment. He is a fellow Bitcoiner and you should always respect his choice of payment methods, and pay him from your stack if you feel that your core stack isn’t threatened. I am mostly HODLing but I do buy stuff with BTC.
Just yesterday I bought a mini computer with Bitcoin. I saw the price in fiat and was dissuaded from buying it but then I saw the option of buying it with BTC and I reached into my stack and made the purchase. Something I had to unlearn was checking the fiat price of BTC. It is not about how much BTC costs in fiat but rather how many sats you have on your account. I am always overjoyed when BTC falls in price relative to fiat. I am always buying the dip with any money that I have available.
Run Your own Bitcoin Node
I am not a very technical type. But I bought the mini computer with the intent to run a Bitcoin node. As far as I understand it, by running a Bitcoin node, you are keeping a piece of BTC infrastructure in your home. If you aren’t doing that you are basically using infrastructure of somebody else. BTC is all about being the master of your own money.
For better explanation of why you should run your own node, see the video below:
Russian general command has thanked North Korea for help with the Kursk counteroffensive…
History Legends has a an interesting video summarizing North Korean involvement in Kursk. Only question remains is are they taking part in fighting in Ukraine?
Slovakia has introduced a law that limits the financing of NGOs from abroad. In Eastern Europe; such laws are ubiquitously called “Russian law”. This started in Georgia, when the ruling Georgian Dream party introduced something similar. Russia introduced a law on foreign agents following 2011 protests, they modeled this law on the American Foreign Agents Registration Act. “Russian law” plays on local Russophobia.
We should never forget the pogrom of Odessa, May2 2014…
Azov certainly don’t.
They are calling the event “cleansing”. They are also expressing regret that the same could not have been repeated in Donetsk and Lugansk.
2 May is a day of fried rooster 🐓.
Thanks to all for a saved city.
Basically guys, a peaceful protest was pogromed. The people in Donetsk and Lugansk weren’t that peaceful with Ukrnazis and saved themselves from the same fate. Russia needs to avenge the anti-Maidan of Odessa and either exterminate or put on trial all the Nazis. To Victory!
Above Nazi chicks brewing Molotov cocktails. Where are these bitches now? Sucking in Europe? Doing barracks bunnies at the front? Does anybody know their identities?
Another faggot above, all of them need to be exterminated or face trial.
The ruins of Trosky Castle that was featured in Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is experiencing an invasion of tourists. I have my views on tourism. Tourism makes money. This modern economy needs tourism, sight seeing, entertainment. Traditional manufacturing and agriculture is often mechanized and automatized and built into tourism, which provides markets.
I am myself guilty of visiting in game locations. I visited Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong, which featured in the game Shenmue II. Tourism is about crowd control and mitigating the negative impact of too many people. Crowd management, waste management, crime management. We have no other choice.
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