Mark Moss talks about how to imagine a world where money is digital and super strong, like Bitcoin! This new kind of money is better than the old system because it doesn’t lose value over time. It could change how we handle money, making it safer and more rewarding. This big change might even affect a huge market worth $300 trillion! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
James Corbett’s latest edition of Corbett Reports dives into intriguing topics. He explores the story of Smedley Butler, a Marine turned whistleblower, and the real meaning of voluntarism. Corbett also questions digital ID cards in the UK and discusses the donation of lands for national parks. Join the community for more insights! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The Candace Show Podcast talks about how Kanye West shook things up on Twitter, challenging the norm and changing how people think. Despite not being a politician, his actions sparked new ideas but also brought pressure, making him step back from politics. This story shows how unexpected events can happen when someone dares to question the usual way of doing things. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Reactive Networks is changing how blockchain works by making smart contracts that can react to events, not just states. This helps prevent problems like flash crashes in the crypto market. The project started centralized but is moving towards being decentralized. It also has a unique system where using tokens for power reduces their supply over time. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Data breaches are happening more often, making people think about using digital IDs. But are these IDs really safe? Some worry about privacy and glitches in systems like facial recognition. A French company offers ‘smart identities’ with QR codes, but is this the right path? Maybe it’s time to bring back human customer service. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Chuck Schumer is facing challenges from his own party, with some members wanting new leadership. Surprisingly, Trump’s approval ratings are rising, while the Democrats’ are falling. Even the Federal Workers Union, usually backing Democrats, is urging an end to the government shutdown. This situation is putting extra pressure on Democrat leaders to act. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Sam is heartbroken over his friend Charlie’s death and feels others have moved on too quickly. He suspects there’s more to the story, especially with a suspicious video of Charlie’s chief of staff, Mikey. Sam is frustrated that no one is questioning the official story and urges people to seek the truth. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Judicial Watch, a legal group, is working hard to keep voter lists accurate. They remove names of people who can’t vote anymore, like those who moved away or passed on. So far, they’ve cleaned up 5 million names but think 20 million more need checking. Some states and the Democratic Party disagree, but the group keeps pushing for fair elections. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Discover the secrets behind Turning Point USA’s leadership shake-up and data privacy concerns. A whistleblower claims Erica Kirk took over as CEO before her husband’s passing, with ties to intelligence agencies and a data breach. Learn how apps linked to TPUSA might be sharing your personal data and why VP.net is the safer choice. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
In our latest blog post, we chat with Mark Rush, a U.S. Navy veteran and author, who sheds light on nuclear survival. He explains that nuclear warfare isn’t as deadly as many believe, thanks to fewer and less destructive weapons today. Rush emphasizes that while the threat remains, understanding and preparation can make a big difference in survival. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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