⚡️🇺🇸 NEW - Trump says Putin talks "bullshit" on Ukraine.

U.S. Senate bill calls for sanctions on El Salvador's #Bitcoin strategy.

Targets Bukele's regime, BTC purchases, exchange activity, and alleged sanction evasion.

“Big Beautiful Bill”

Ladies and gentlemen, fiscal dominance has entered the chat.

No matter what they promise, the only solution is to print. They can’t pay back their debt. They can’t default on their debt. They have to debase their debt.

Stay humble. Stack sats.

⚡️📱 TECH - This is Nothing's Phone 3, the latest device from the five-year-old London-based hardware startup known for quirky designs.

⚡️🇺🇸🗣️ NEW - Barack Obama is now pushing for greater federal control over online speech, calling for stricter limits on what Americans can say across digital platforms.

He argues the government should have the power to impose “restraints” on online content to combat what it deems “disinformation” and “misinformation.”

He says the government will decide which voices are considered violent.

The new Blockstream app supports self-custody options like the Blockstream Jade hardware signing device, giving every Bitcoiner a secure way to manage everything from spending to long-term savings.

Nobody really wants to go back to 2017, so let me give you some 2025 BCash info.

Bcash - 21M max supply

Bcash - Created by Satoshi

Bcash - is lightning fast, no need for centralized fixes.

Bcash - has a layer 1 stablecoin.

Bcash - has layer 1 tokenization

Bcash - EXCELLENT, User friendly and complete ecosystem.

Bitcoin - totally useless as day to day money.

Bitcoin - has nothing in common with the functionality described in the whitepaper.

Bitcoin - instead of replacing a corrupt banking system, it has been coopted by it.

Bitcoin - it's most famous proponent thinks self-custody is for fools.

Basically Bitcoin Cash already DOES everything bitcoiners wish Bitcoin could do.

i'm getting all my world news from memes and I'm more informed than ever

Venice is a business promise, just like "temporary chats" with ChatGPT. All chats proxy through their servers, they just promise not to log them.

Today, June 4th, 2025, marks the 21st anniversary of the KILLDOZER — one of the most infamous acts of rebellion and defiance against government authorities.

Marvin Heemeyer owned a small muffler shop in his town. The local government approved the construction of a concrete plant directly in front of his business, effectively blocking access and causing severe financial harm. Marvin repeatedly sought solutions through legal means, appealing to the city council to halt construction or allow partial access. Every request was denied.

At one point, Marvin even offered to build an alternative access road at his own expense — he had purchased the necessary materials and machinery. Still, the city refused.

To make matters worse, the concrete plant disconnected Marvin's shop from the town’s sewage system. Instead of helping, the city fined him for having improper sewage. 🤡

With his business failing and his personal life in ruins, Marvin meticulously planned his revenge. Over the course of 1.5 years, he secretly modified a bulldozer he had originally purchased for the road project. He fortified it with steel armor, installed bulletproof glass, and equipped it with a sophisticated camera system — state-of-the-art for the time.

On June 4th, 2004, Marvin locked himself inside the armored bulldozer and began his mission, first demolishing the concrete plant that had devastated his livelihood. Over the next few hours, he drove through town, systematically destroying government buildings and the homes of public officials he held responsible for his plight.

The SWAT team was deployed, but their weapons, including rifles and explosives, proved useless against the heavily armored KILLDOZER.

Nothing seemed capable of stopping Marvin’s fury against the system — until the machine became trapped in the debris of one of the buildings he was demolishing. Surrounded and with no way out, Marvin took his own life — the only casualty of that day.

Today, we remember the day of the KILLDOZER and Marvin Heemeyer — the last great American anti-hero. A simple man who decided to fight back after his life was destroyed by an indifferent government.

Among his notes, one quote stood out:

“I was always a reasonable person until I had to be unreasonable. Sometimes reasonable men must do unreasonable things.”

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Hidden within the ancient city of Ephesus in Turkey lies a remarkable Roman-era neighborhood, perfectly frozen in time.

What makes Yamacevler so fascinating isn’t just its age, but its extraordinary state of preservation.

These luxurious homes, built around the 1st century AD, once belonged to the city’s elite, offering an incredible glimpse into upper-class life nearly 2,000 years ago.

It’s amazing to think that while much of history has crumbled, these intricate details have remained almost untouched.

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