Zhell | The proverbial degen @AzhellTom

The ongoing ethnic cleansing of Ukraine has been executed without issue, the next phase is to extend this ethnic cleansing to the whole of the UK, Europe & Russia in order to speed up the global "great replacement" or as I like to call it the "jewish Total Global White Genocide agenda". This phase of the plan will also be executed without significant issue if there is no "Third Reich" level of counter elites to oppose it.

Landeur 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @Landeur

2 weeks ago

Yeah, yeah, you'll be drafted mate. We're all going off to fight some other White men somewhere because Shabana Mahmood told us to. Don't worry about the home country, they just opened up a new visa route, the migrants will keep everything going for us! 0% chance.

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@Stbr238162 @0x4C756973 @denisyurchak it's almost impossible to find anything below 350 CHF in 2026 x.com/i/grok/share/4…

@0x4C756973 @denisyurchak they have risen quite a lot x.com/i/grok/share/4…

Orange pilled my mate down the pub last night. Honestly, it’s so simple once you explain it properly. I told him Bitcoin is just money you hold yourself. He liked that. Then he asked how you hold it. So I explained you buy a hardware wallet, but obviously not that one, and not that one either. Then I said don’t trust its randomness, you’ll want to generate your own entropy with dice. He said “like Monopoly dice?” Bless him. No, mate. Casino-grade precision dice, and verify they’re fair first, because a biased die is a biased seed. Then I said roll it 99 times. He asked why not fewer. I explained that anything less than 99 rolls gives you less entropy, and while 50 rolls and 12 words is technically unbreakable by every computer that will ever exist, we don’t do technically round here. We do 256 bits. He asked what a bit was. I told him not to worry about it. Then I explained you do this in a room with no phone, no smart speaker, no camera, ideally soundproofed, because the acoustics of a dice roll and your keystrokes are a side channel. He’d gone quiet by then, so I gave him a minute. Then I said you’ll want 3 seeds, not 1, because single points of failure are what wiped out 500 people last week. So that’s 297 dice rolls. Then multisig, 2-of-3, and you’ll need to back up the descriptor as well as the words, because 3 seeds alone won’t rebuild the wallet, and yes, that’s a fourth thing to lose. Then I said store the 3 backups in 3 separate locations, because if a burglar or a house fire gets two, you’ve achieved nothing. He asked where. I said somewhere fireproof, ideally stamped in steel, definitely not the loft. Then I mentioned the Faraday bag. And the airgap. And that you sign transactions by waving QR codes at a Raspberry Pi you built yourself. And that you should rehearse the whole thing on a parallel test network with fake coins first, obviously. He asked what happens if he gets it wrong. I said you lose everything forever, and nobody is coming to help you. Anyway, that’s another one onboarded. 💪

The side that can sustain repeated losses longest is the side that prevails.

If you're wondering why people are blaming the "JOOOOS" for opening the Ceuta gates to Muslim hordes in Spain, it's because - among other reasons - they seem to do that a lot. They opened the gates to Toledo in 711 AD, subjecting the same Iberian Peninsula to seven hundred years of Islamic rule. And they opened the gates to Constantinople in 1453, subjecting it to Islamic Rule that continues to this day. Those are facts. Both accounts are historically verified, demonstrably so, and widely believed from the time they occurred until the 20th century in Germany, which made it impossible to say true things. Until then, that was the official, accepted historic narrative and authentic "received accounts" in the actual history textbooks. Jewish historians - at the time, and contemporaneously - acknowledge both accounts as true. So, combine that with Israeli officials repeatedly bragging about flooding Europe with Islamic migrants, Israel being in a heated diplomatic battle with Spain because Spain doesn't tolerate their bullcrap, the Israeli ambassador to the U.N. saying some pretty suspicious stuff, Israeli citizens applauding the invasion, a "joke" tweet by an Israeli government official, and the fact that this is, in fact, the type of thing that Israeli intelligence is super good at, you can understand why people would naturally be looking in the direction of the Israel. So, when you act like it's just those crazy aNtISEmiTEs again, going off the rails into conspiracy theory, keep in mind that the only truly "crazy" thing is to rule it out.

-Spain condemns Israel -Netanyahu says “Spain will pay the ultimate price.” -Spain is flooded with thousands of Moroccan migrants -Israel congratulates Morocco for the first time ever on social media

Israel Foreign Ministry @IsraelMFA

2 months ago

To the Kingdom of Morocco, its leadership and its people, we extend our warmest congratulations on the occasion of the Glorious Throne Day. Sincerely, Israel 🇮🇱 @MarocDiplomatie

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Is this correct? My understanding is that many BSV coins have been effectively lost forever. Many before the original protocol was restored, & many after, because millions of BTC holders never claimed their BSV. AI estimated that 30–40% of all BSV in circulation is gone forever

PiWalletSV — piwalletsv.com An air-gapped Bitcoin SV wallet on a Raspberry Pi Zero. Keys stay on the device — no network. A companion web app on your phone or laptop talks to the network; the Pi only signs. Shop: piwalletsv.com/purchase/shop/ Source: github.com/mohrt/PiWallet…

how to destroy a country: 1. convince everyone that intelligence is not hereditary 2. get all intelligent women into the workforce during prime fertility so they can’t reproduce 3. your tfr is now below 1 and the children that were made can’t read

@mtpelerin @MontreuxJazz +1 avec @MattHayoz

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A good rule of thumb is that your ancestors had a temperament very similar to you. So when you hear stories like “back in the day Whites used to hunt down blacks and lynch them for looking at them wrong,” ask yourself if you would do that? If you wouldn’t, it’s probably fake.

ZEC is important because it takes privacy seriously. But this is the hard tradeoff: if privacy hides too much, users may lose supply auditability. Bitcoin’s original privacy model is different: public ledger, auditable supply, visible transaction graph, identities firewalled from keys, new addresses/keys per use, privacy at the edge rather than hidden monetary state. That model is underrated. It says: keep the money supply and settlement record publicly verifiable, then build better wallets, identity separation, selective disclosure, encryption, and payment UX so ordinary users are not exposed by default. Privacy and auditability should not be enemies. The next generation of electronic cash should give users both: private use, public proof. Here is an image from the original Bitcoin whitepaper ... and #BSV's Wallet Toolbox implements it!

DBCrypto @DBCrypt0

4 months ago

Someone just pulled 388,000 ZEC from a pool that can't prove its own supply 1% of the entire shielded pool just six days after Zcash disclosed a 4-year counterfeiting bug Hayes dumped everything and ZEC is down 40% Privacy means you can't verify if those coins were real 💀

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Gentle reminder that having your civilization ruled by women and foreigners is literally a biblical curse

Liz Churchill @liz_churchill10

4 months ago

You’re f*cking kidding me… “I wish people didn’t see that video” The Minister of Northern Ireland blames Tommy Robinson and Elon for what happened in Belfast last night…

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@Imatas3 @coinbureau Thanks for this comment. This is what actually matters, and the OP leaving these informations out is a clear case for them spreading FUD

i don’t like the attempt from some insiders to paint the zcash bug disclosure as “heroic” it’s not heroic. it’s a systemic problem yes they paid a smart researcher to find bugs and he did. that’s great but the issue isn’t that the bug existed the issue is that zcash, unlike almost any other cryptocurrency, enables a unique class of bugs, where if they’re exploited no one would know this unique class still exists. the fact that they fixed this specific bug is immaterial. mythos could find 8 others. and then mythos 2 bugs can exist in all cryptocurrencies. they can exist in btc or eth or sol. but if someone exploits them we will IMMEDIATELY KNOW and limit the damage with zcash, when someone secretly finds a bug and exploits it, WE WILL NOT KNOW imagine if the kelpdao hack was exploited but it somehow magically wasn’t visible onchain. the attacker stole 300m but no one would know. and aave and other apps would assume everything is fine not knowing that they secretly have a hole in the balance sheet. how much wider would the damage have spread by the time we found out? this is the real issue. not a specific bug. the systemic vulnerability: if a hack happens, we won’t know until much later and a lot of zcashers have been trying to downplay the severity of this fundamental issue for years (including yesterday when this was first disclosed but played down) regardless of this specific bug, i don’t think zcash is a safe place to store meaningful wealth long-term, until the design fundamentally changes i wish zcashers were more open about that. that would’ve been heroic

@JoeSchlubb This reads like a brain seizure. probably targets brain damaged people so probably fine

I am working toward releasing an open-source AI agent project by the end of this year. The aim is not to build another monolithic system competing in the usual “OpenAI versus Claude versus Gemini” framing. That model assumes that intelligence should be concentrated into a small number of enormous general-purpose systems operated from large data centres. I think there is another path. The project will explore an open environment of many specialized agents: individually trained, task-specific, economically accountable systems that can be created, improved, and owned by different people. Rather than one model attempting to do everything, the architecture is based on distributed knowledge, specialization, reputation, and competition. In this model, agents may be trained for narrow domains: law, medicine, engineering, accounting, software, research, education, logistics, personal assistance, verification, translation, and many others. Individuals or small teams could train agents around their own knowledge and experience. Those agents could then be paid for useful work, develop reputations, and compete on accuracy, reliability, cost, and trustworthiness. The goal is to create a market for specialized intelligence rather than a single centralized intelligence provider. This is about open-source AI as an ecosystem: many agents, many owners, many areas of expertise, and many routes to improvement. It is not intended to replace human knowledge with one giant black box. It is intended to let human knowledge be embedded, trained, tested, traded, and extended through specialized systems. The project will invite developers, researchers, domain experts, and individuals who want to build agents around real expertise. The important question is not which large company owns the most powerful model. The important question is how millions of smaller, specialized systems can cooperate, compete, verify one another, and create value in an open environment. That is the direction I intend to pursue.