Good to know. Thanks for the quick response.
I sent them to the nostr:nprofile1qqs83nn04fezvsu89p8xg7axjwye2u67errat3dx2um725fs7qnrqlgzqtdq0.
Look in the mirror. Satan's proposed plan was to force everyone to always do the "right thing." When you force others to participate in forced-collectivist charity you are aligning yourselg with Satan.
God's plan is individual agency. He asks individuals to be charitable. God doesn't force people to be charitable through government handouts or any other means.
Do not forced others to pay into your charitable causes, not even through a democracy.
Where there is liberty there is the spirit of the Lord.
Corinthians 3: "Now the Lord is that Spirit: and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty".
Give Andreas 1 minute of your time
https://blossom.primal.net/29f72a826a04ce5d9a2d1f7de6cacf8d9eab40776b583f1b7caddfdccad8dc76.mp4
Be sure you void all this by using KYC Bitcoin and by complying with the digital currency tax demands of King George and the Sherrif of Nottingham.
Social acceptance has already happened.
LGBT+ is just as bad as Pedophiles. It's all the same thing.
LGBTPEDO+
Next up on their degenerate agenda, incest and besteality.
The problem is compliance.
The only way to guarantee your freedom is non-compliance.
Bitcoin doesn't solve much if people are compliant with the KYC tyranny.
Bitcoin Shields Against Economic Collapse
"What remains is BTC and CCP. Hard money and hard power." - Balaji
Shared via https://pullthatupjamie.ai
The CCP will take Bitcoin out of your wallet as well.
The problem is complaince. People will comply and hand over what the government tells then to hand over, including Bitcoin.
Around here a RAGNAR sticker does the trick.
A God based mental model of the world never goes out of date.
Cartoons used that because it was a prison suit.
Starting a thread to coordinate a test of my social-key-backup tool with nostr:npub1pmwz736ys3mfhjdld4r36xqwfc5qkz7dwxdkmfu3qqd7kucvludsrm4nu6 and nostr:npub1sq8qlc7cvwxw8a662mkcvh0em9hunkwd9a642r0s6l6urkzx3v9snyt84g
My social key backup tool is a pencil.
Im honestly blown away how accurately my young kids grasped the nostr:npub1ujhr260ncp0z0z88pu4u35mh0c0qkf8nc37989v5w9d9ac7ne6gsejz495 episode on inflation. đđđ very well done. I think all adults should watch this episode too. https://www.angel.com/watch/tuttle-twins/episode/5daf8a13-4532-4fbf-a89f-e37d544c0ec0/season-1/episode-6/the-inflation-monster
In going to add it to my home media server.
Question is, who'd they take out?
GrapheneOS is about unalienable rights and individual free agency.
Unalieanable rights are rights that come from God and cannot be taken away, not even by a 100% majority vote.
Unalienable rights cannot be legislated away, and they cannot be ruled away by a supreme court. They cannot be contracted away. Governments and institutions cannot add qualifiers to unalienable rights, and they cannot dilute them. None of these have authority over unalienable rights.
America is a country built on unalienable rights, not Democracy. The Constitution does not grant those rights. The Constitution explicitly tells the government that it cannot, and shall not, infringe on those rights.
The only way to guarantee your freedom is to not comply to tyranny.
Here's the Anroid Authority article screenshoted above that brings up additional reasons to use GrapheneOS:
All AI defaults to it's creator's opinions. Same with news media.
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I didnât want to write this. I still donât.The push notification lit up my phone while I was working out â campers swept away as the Guadalupe River surged dozens of feet in under an hour. I walked out of the gym and teared up in my truck.Now Iâm stuffing sunscreen and swimsuits into two trunks. My older two kids head off to sleepaway camp next week. How do I tell them the adventure theyâre so giddy about just turned fatal for other families? What can a keyboard jockey like me offer when other parents are living a nightmare? My first instinct was to close the laptop, whisper a prayer, and stay quiet.But silence isnât always the faithful response.Entire campsites â from Kerr County to the back roads of Texas Hill Country â have been wiped away. Parents who expected mosquito bites and ghost stories are now scanning riverbanks for anything recognizable. They donât need punditry. They need the rest of us to witness their grief without turning it into the next battleground in the culture war.Thatâs the part I dread most.Within hours of the first siren, the internet erupted in blame. Was it climate change? Outdated flood maps? Local negligence? Federal failure? Pick your camp, rack up your retweets, move the score marker. The bodies werenât even identified before the hashtags started trending. Itâs as if weâve forgotten how to mourn without also trying to win.'Where was God?' feels like the only honest question when the water rises. But storms donât mean vengeance, any more than sunsets are Godâs apology.Then thereâs that phrase believers lean on â âthoughts and prayers.â âTs and Ps,â as Gen Z sneers. If I lost one of my kids, those words would feel like a whispered lullaby in a room suddenly emptied of breath â tender, well-meaning, and painfully inadequate.Not because prayer is pointless. Because the clichĂŠ is.When calamity struck, Jobâs friends âsat with him on the ground seven days ⌠and no one spoke a word to him, for they saw that his grief was very great.â No carbon emissions debate. No X threads. Just presence. Silence. Solidarity.Maybe thatâs the posture we need now â especially along a river whose name, Guadalupe, traces back to âriver of the wolf.â Creation still has teeth. Even waters we picnic beside can turn predator in a single thunderstorm. Wolves hunt in packs. They also protect their own. Maybe thatâs the symbolism: The same river that devoured so many calls the rest of us to move as a pack â toward the survivors, not away.Real faith doesnât show up as a hashtag. It comes in the form of casseroles and chain saws, spare bedrooms and Venmo links. It hauls soggy photo albums into the sun. It listens more than it lectures. When Jesus met Mary and Martha at the tomb, He wept before He preached. Maybe thatâs the order weâve lost.RELATED: Liberal women quickly learn what happens when you say vile things about little girls killed in the floods Photo by Jim Vondruska/Getty ImagesSo what can we do from a distance?Give until it pinches â money, blood, bottled water, even unused PTO if your workplace allows donations. Relief crews will need support for months, not days.Go if you can. Student ministries, church groups, skilled contractors â this work doesnât end when the cameras leave.Guard these familiesâ dignity. Share verified donation links, not drone footage of recovered bodies. If you wouldnât show the image to your child, donât post it.Grieve aloud. Let your kids see adults who donât numb tragedy with mindless scrolling.And yes, pray â not as a substitute for action, but as its source. Prayer is oxygen for those on their feet. When the apostle James said, âFaith without works is dead,â he might as well have been looking out the window of a rescue chopper.I get the temptation to shake a fist at heaven. âWhere was God?â feels like the only honest question when the water rises. But storms donât mean vengeance, any more than sunsets are Godâs apology. Scripture calls Him a refuge and redeemer, not a puppet master yanking strings to break hearts. Turning away from God now is like fleeing the only lighthouse in a gale.If grief makes prayer sound hollow, answer the hollowness with action â and with the stubborn belief that the Creator remains good, even when creation feels cruel.I still donât want to write this. Iâd rather tuck my kids in tonight and pretend rivers respect property lines and holiday weekends. But if this piece offers anything, let it give permission to mourn without politicizing. For one day â one hour even â let grief be grief. Let dads hold their kids tighter. Let moms remind us that safety doesnât come with a zip code. Let the church prove itâs more than a Sunday address.With the sparklers of Independence Day barely cooled, maybe the most patriotic thing we can do is recover the lost art of compassionate presence. No monologue â including this one â can fill a bunk bed left empty. But through gifts, sweat, silence, and prayer, maybe we can shoulder a sliver of the weight.If youâre reading this in a dry living room, remember the families whose furniture is floating somewhere downriver.Before you post, pause.Before you debate, donate.If âthoughts and prayersâ still feel hollow, add two more words: âHereâs how.âThen go do it.
https://www.theblaze.com/columns/opinion/sometimes-the-most-christian-thing-to-do-is-shut-up
This article is a whole lot of "shutting up"
Just spend your digital currency however you want tax free and stop pretending politicians and governments have authority over your unalienable right to transact however you so choose .
Unalienable rights come from God. Governments have no authority over them. All governments do is infringe on those rights.
What Saylor and the Federal Reserve say or do is of no consequence.
Direct democracy is very dangerous.
An Individual Freedom Democracy would work, where people can vote on something, and then those that want it can support and pay for it, and those that want nothing to do with it are not forced into supporting it.
For example, those that want public education pay for it themselves and those that want nothing to do with it don't pay anting into public education and get their education elsewhere if they so desire.
This can work
front, back, inside-out, front, back
This is true. Hands down best socks I've ever worn.
Or are you referring to their high price?
âĄď¸đŁď¸ NEW - David Sacks tells Bloomberg the Genius Act will unlock "trillions" and bring banks into #Bitcoin and crypto.
"We're at the finish line."
https://blossom.primal.net/ef79f3d2e9c04430e1b027ad678c2a1350546697f10f705a4d9ff330a2081251.mp4
Finish line to programmable digital currency tied to a biometric behavioral digital ID and tied to some sort of social behavioral score.
Yes ... stop watching it. Life is good without it.
I don't need the government to figure out my dietary schedule.
What I really liked about habla.news and highlighter.com was custom URLs for your long form content
I sorely missed that when both services went down
Glad nostr:npub12vkcxr0luzwp8e673v29eqjhrr7p9vqq8asav85swaepclllj09sylpugg Reads has come up. You can see my reads at the custom URL https://primal.net/mavenleo#reads
Not sure how you link to individual articles though
The "down" services look like they're running to me.
That's conspiracy nonsense.
The raised commie fist is historical fact.
I've been around a long time. The raised fist has been used as a symbol of violent communist / socialist revolution for at least a century.
It was made popular by the German cummunist labor party in the early 1900's.
They claim it means "liberation" but like everything communists do, that's a lie. It represents totalitarian oppression.
Do you realize that's the raised communist / socialist fist?
Traditionally it has represented a totalitarian system of oppression. A system that prints and controls money. The type of system that creates and manipulates a programmable digital surveillance currency. The type of system that seizes your Monero and redistributes it to others in the name of equal outcome (aka equity).
### Easily Manager Users and Groups in Linux
"Users and Groups" is a simple GUI tool for adding, managing, and deleting users and groups on a Linux system.
Users and Groups comes installed by default on Linux Mint, and can be added to most systems by installing "gnome-system-tools"
sudo apt install gnome-system-tools
It can be started with the "users-admin" command from the terminal, or you can hit the super key and search for "Users and Groups" that way.
With "Users and Groups" there is no need to memorize command line commands and options for basic user and group management.
With this tool you can quickly do things like creating an sftp group, and then creating a separate user for the sftp group, or adding a current user to the sftp group.
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