Sorry, that doesn't even make strategic sense.

If I wanted to implement Agenda 21 + Agenda 2030, I would install a candidate like Joe Biden or Kamala Harris. Not someone that is pro-energy and antithetical to the climate alarmism agenda.

Chris Pavlovski, the founder of Rumble, has safely departed Europe. The attacks on free speech in Europe are deeply concerning.

#Rumble #Pavlovski #Europe #EU #Censorship #FreeSpeech #Durov #Telegram

Don't you find it hard to believe the logic that the media in a dozen Western countries would demonize Trump for 8+ years, charge him with crimes, only to give him a political victory over a political candidate that the establishment controls?

Sorry, I find this extremely implausible. Even if we assumed such a scenario, wouldn't there be a risk of unknown candidates that could beat Trump?

Spending 8 years demonizing a person that you secretly support is not going to happen across a dozen nations, their governments + government owned media.

We can probably find a number of flaws with Trump but he is obviously not favored by tge establishment. If it were up to me I'd rather see a Vivek Ramaswamy in charge of the US.

There are a couple of things here to unpack.

1. In Sweden, the Social Democrats governed for over half a century until 1974. This made them + their collaborating party VpK (the communist party) the uniparty of Sweden and their dominance has since then been held by its control of institutions, education and government owned media.

2. If we are discussing Trump, he has been notoriously demonised by the governments + media in most Western countries for 8+ years. If yoh haven't lived in Sweden, Norway or other European countries you wpuld probably not be aware of how coordimated the establishment is across continents.

I wrote a note where I bring up some of the reasons why Trump is viewed as an enemy by the establishment. One major reason is him pulling the US out of the Paris climate accord in 2017. This combined with his pro-energy stance set him on a collision cpurse with the UN Agenda 21 establishment.

3. Boris is a part of the establishment, correct.

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I could add that a single private key is not how I would design a free speech protocol.

If it were up to me I would use a set of at least two private keys, one for regular Nostr use and one for admin control of the identity. If the regular key is compromized, the admin key could be used to regain control over the content.

I hope Nostr will become the free speech protocol we need.

Perhaps, but if we look at the data above, the rejection of MSM sources extend over decades.

I'm not American so the 'Republican' label here in Europe would overlap more with populists and the anti-establishment movement.

The UN Agenda 21 was signed by 179 nations in Rio de Janeiro back in 1992. If we want to analyze the operative system of the "establishment" we can simply review the policies (code) that Agenda 21 involves. It is a very comprehensive plan for the 21st century involving a false "sustainability" program, which was inspired by Club of Rome as they were searching for reasons to implement global regulations. A climate scare fitted the bill.

Since it was easier for the establishment to achieve the Agenda 21 goals on a social-democrat platform, this is likely why we are seeing an overlap between republicans/conservatives and anti-establishment movements for the past 30+ years.

Free Pavel Durov.

#Pavel #Durov #MSM #Telegram #Robert #Malone #1984 #Propaganda

#Media #MSM #Matrix #Propaganda

The benefit of Nostr is the long format, over the compacted micro format of Twitter.

A few books I can recommend before I head out with my wife.

1. Time's Arrow, 1991 by Martin Amis.

The story in this book takes place in the reverse. The protagonist is a doctor that is introduced to the reader at old age and he is experiencing a backwards aging every day.

His relationships may start with a painful feeling on his chin, until he meets a lady at a restaurant that he never saw before, experiencing how she removes the pain on his face with a reversed slap.

It has a number of humorous parts in spite of the serious topics. The book opens up a different way of thinking about causality. Everything we do is filled with what we fill ourselves with.

2. The mirror in the mirror, 1984, by Michael Ende.

This book reads like an abstract painting and reaches out with a number of short stories that leaves pause for reflection.

Michael Ende is perhaps more known for his book The Never Ending Story but here he compacts his visual thinking into a series of poetic and dreamlike meditations.

I believe that Vivek is the absolute best part of the new republican constellation. He needs to be in charge of reducing the size of government.

It was also interesting to see the polling results from the Republican side.

While both sides have vested interests in presenting polls that put them in a favorable light, the most rational approach is to present the figures as they are in order to device strategies to improve the ratings. Skewing the poll numbers is a risky tactic that only makes sense for the MSM.

The high number of undecided voters are more likely Trump- (or RFK jr) aligned than Kamala-aligned since there is tangible establishment-crafted stigmatization associated with Trump (8 years of smearing in a dozen Western nations) but no MSM-created stigma associated with Kamala.

Nostr suggestion.

2 layers of security:

Full-key (24 or 48 words)

Half-key (12 or 24 words)

Half-key would mean the first half of the words of the full-key.

At half-key level of security we can sign messages and do most things we can now.

At full-key level of security we can flag our profile as compromised, as well as deleting all half-key-signed notes after a date yy-mm-dd.

I guess we could also allow the deletion of all our notes at the full-key level.

Usage: the regular user would normallt use the half-key to access their Nostr profile and sign notes.

When/if the half-key is hacked/stolen, the user can flag their profile as compromised and set all new half-key-signed notes to be deleted. The user can now post messages with their full-key and explain what happened, create a new Nostr profile and guide their friends there.

The thief with half-key access would have their half-key-signed notes deleted due to the compromisation flag.

I'm not competent in regards to cryptography but on the top off my mind I would ask this:

Would it be secure enough to use a 24 word seedphrase as a "master key" while allowing signing posts and accessing data using the first 12 words?

Alternatively, to double the security: a 48 word seedphrase master key with a 24 word signing requirement.

Disagreements without hostility are always the most fruitful exchanges.

I appreciate the work that Samson Mow has been doing over the years and he is also a highly critical thinker that often listens to and consider nuanced feedback. He may not agree with the feedback but he is able to entertain multiple possibilities.

We will all disagree on the timing when

$1.0M bitcoin happens and that's fine.

Hans, you are misusing the term high time preference here.

Samson has been working with nation state adoption for several years. That's the opposite of high time preference.

Perhaps just sit down a bit when you are entering a subject where you have not built up credibility as an analyst.

Yeah, I was just showing my wife this some time ago.

The establishment demonization campaigns are on cue and very easy to spot.

When the plot is coming together beautifully.

Good morning Jay, looking forward to hear more about your project. ⭐️💫🌟

Stars are aligning, puzzles are solved and the Bitcoin bullrun is around the corner. The content update patch for 2024 is turning out well.

#RFK #Trump #US #Election

When we don't oppose harmful policies, we will sooner or later be hit by those policies, or by some permutation thereof, either directly or indirectly.