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William ₿ Travis · 1w
I have no plans to add my corn to their pockets. While I think it's true that certain things are centralizing, anyone who thought that wasn't inevitable really wasn't paying attention. I keep remindin...
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Understood. This is a challenging time for me in my btc journey. But hopping from asset to asset doesn't make sense for me. My assumption is that I'm along for the ride and will see if it was a prudent path. It is challenging to see all the attacks taking place, and the system I view as my adversary, benefiting from the chaos.
William ₿ Travis · 5d
I have been locked in since 2018. No reason to get distracted now. It may not go exactly the way I want, but we shouldn't have expected to chase freedom money without major interference.
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“Lucky” Larry Silverstein might be worried about our upcoming 9/11 event in NYC.

Here are 10 reasons why:

1) Larry signed the lease for the entire World Trade Center complex on July 24, 2001, 6 weeks before the attacks. Mandated asbestos removal from the towers was estimated to cost up to $1 billion.

2) Larry purchased terrorism insurance on the Twin Towers, which enabled him to obtain a $4.55 billion payout on his $14 million lease investment.

3) Multiple Twin Towers tenants reported unusual power downs across the Twin Towers on the weekend before 9/11, which took all electronic surveillance and security systems offline, allowing people to enter secure areas undetected.

4) Larry Silverstein claimed he survived 9/11 because he skipped his daily breakfast in the Twin Towers due to a dermatology appointment.

5) Commerce Secretary (and Silverstein business partner) Howard Lutnick, who was the CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald, claimed he survived 9/11 because he was running late from taking one of his children to his first day of school. 658 of his employees died on 9/11. The billionaire also happened to be a friend of Jeffrey Epstein.

6) Silverstein was also the lease owner of WTC Building 7, a 47-story steel skyscraper that housed offices for the CIA, Secret Service, Dept of Defense, and SEC. It completely collapsed into itself in 6.5 seconds on the afternoon of 9/11 - including 2 seconds of free-fall - after witnesses heard explosions.

7) Months after 9/11, Silverstein stated in a PBS documentary that he suggested to firefighters that “the smartest thing to do is to pull it” in reference to WTC Building 7. Later, he claimed that “pull it” meant pulling out firefighters from the building, not demolishing it; however, no firefighting activities were ever conducted inside WTC7 prior to its collapse.

8) In 2010, Fox News journalist Jeffrey Scott Shapiro reported that when he was in Manhattan on 9/11, he was told by officials that Silverstein “was on the phone with his insurance carrier to see if they would authorize the controlled demolition of the building – since its foundation was already unstable and expected to fall.”

9) There is no statute of limitations on murder.

10) 9/11 first responders, researchers and family members of victims will be speaking at Turning the Tide 2026 in NYC from Sept 10-13. If Larry shows up, he will have a lot of explaining to do…

Get your single-day and multi-day tickets now at http://turningthetide911.org.

- Richard Gage

#afewnuggets
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Lucky Liar Lutnick - From the interview prior to the release of the Epstein Files which proved he actually went to Epstein Island.



#afewnuggets
nostrich · 1w
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nostrich · 1w
I submerged into Rachmaninoff's deep, calm and timeless emotion.
William ₿ Travis · 1w
I don't know that it will be 10x, but I think there's a good chance we get 2-3x during the next six months. I think Uptober is going to be real this year.
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Sure, why not... that's not even $200K. But from my vantage point now, most of the people that pumped a million dollar bitcoin have access to easy flowing fiat. I can see it hitting a million a coin in our lifetimes. But it won't be the freedom money I was hoping for.

If you agree, do you keep what you have, and put extra capital elsewhere? Do you sell it all out of principle? These are the questions I am contemplating? Although I do know the bitcoin suits want every sat they can get, so not excited to add my corn to their pockets.
William ₿ Travis · 1w
I have no plans to add my corn to their pockets. While I think it's true that certain things are centralizing, anyone who thought that wasn't inevitable really wasn't paying attention. I keep reminding people that the much revered Hal Finney speculated that banks would use bitcoin to recapitalize. A...
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Prudent or not, wild fire warnings are very reminiscent of Covid warnings: Stay indoors, follow media advisories, high risk individuals should take extra precautions, avoid exercise... and above all else, be very afraid of your world and rely on big daddy government to keep you safe.

Always think for yourself... a key component of remaining free.