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They forgot the /s after "sincerely".

Jeez...why can't they launder their money through the Seychelles and Dominica like normal people do?

Alt headline: Crazed military contractor teams up with public university to torture animals in the name of science. "Compassion for animals is intimately associated with goodness o…

> 2. Assume good faith until iron-clad evidence to the contrary (X years later). Then after that, of course, in any new scenario keep assuming good faith because there has been no …

> "The CIA ~was~ clearly prepared to kill innocent American citizens." Is.

And most people can't be troubled to seek out the answers.

According to the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, money creation happens in banks, not in government. "The actual process of money creation takes place primarily in banks." [0] [0]…

I've been using SimpleX [0] with a couple of friends recently. It appears to work as advertised. [0] https://simplex.chat

Elon came from a very privileged background. Of late, he's been trying to spin his bio as as plucky guy with little money. His family was upper middle class. Poor little rich boy.

Can't forget Elon.

Sassaman was probably Satoshi. He and Finney worked together at PGP.

https://drop.lol Github: https://github.com/mat-sz/filedrop

Len's publications list [0] alone should be the clincher. People want to believe in shadowy orgs instead of basic human ingenuity. [0] https://www.researchgate.net/scientific-contr…

Len's connection to Hal Finney, the first recipient of a Bitcoin transaction and a hell of a cryptographer in his own right, is quite the breadcrumb.

In 2008, there were only a relative few people who could've created Bitcoin. Len Sassaman, dead since 2011, is the best fit imo. "By all accounts, Len was on track to be one of the…

Money down the xitter. Elon's Folly is a toxic dump of wasted potential.

FTA: > By midday Friday, UAW's verified check was reinstated. The Intercept's reporter, Ryan Grim, posted on X, writing, "Elon put the blue check back up. Maybe the Big Three will …

"Human rights" would be an issue for the US if the US thought it could invade Saudi Arabia and steal its oil.

So either parts of the US government have been lying about for years about not having "alien" bodies and tech or parts of the US government are lying now about having "alien" bodie…

The Military-intelligence sector has a long history of pushing things out that are less than true, often for the benefit of the national security state. This UFO/UAP guff is great …