JUST IN: Burkina Faso leader Ibrahim TraorΓ© says he will "never allow" Sharia law in the country
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NOW - Trump attends the dignified transfer of the four American soldiers killed in the Middle East.
1st Lt. Tyler Feehan
Sgt. Michael Swinton
Sgt. Angel Rampersad
Pvt. Isabella Gonzales
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1st Lt. Tyler Feehan
Sgt. Michael Swinton
Sgt. Angel Rampersad
Pvt. Isabella Gonzales
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BREAKING: Bitcoin ETFs attracted +$900 million in inflows last week, the largest weekly inflow since early May.
This marks a sharp acceleration from +$197 million in inflows in the prior week.
The largest Bitcoin ETF, $IBIT, led the surge, attracting +$193 million last week, after bringing in +$282 million the week before.
Subsequently, on Monday and Tuesday, $IBIT saw additional inflows of +$115 million and +$164 million.
This brings the total $IBIT inflows to +$501 million so far in July, on track for the largest monthly intake since April and the 3rd-largest this year.
Investor demand for Bitcoin funds is rapidly improving.
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This marks a sharp acceleration from +$197 million in inflows in the prior week.
The largest Bitcoin ETF, $IBIT, led the surge, attracting +$193 million last week, after bringing in +$282 million the week before.
Subsequently, on Monday and Tuesday, $IBIT saw additional inflows of +$115 million and +$164 million.
This brings the total $IBIT inflows to +$501 million so far in July, on track for the largest monthly intake since April and the 3rd-largest this year.
Investor demand for Bitcoin funds is rapidly improving.
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New footage of Jimothy enjoying the morning sunrise in Seattle
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βOur model makes bioweaponsβ
βOh yeah? Well our model killed a guyβ
βWell played, but our model literally rapes peopleβ
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βOh yeah? Well our model killed a guyβ
βWell played, but our model literally rapes peopleβ
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Former Venezuelan leader NicolΓ‘s Maduro and his wife, Celia Flores, are set to appear in a Manhattan courtroom today for the next stage of their high-profile criminal case. Maduro faces four criminal charges after U.S. forces captured him in Caracas during a January raid.
Prosecutors accuse Maduro of running Venezuela as a drug trafficking organization for 25 years. A trial is expected to begin in June 2027, and if convicted, both Maduro and Flores could face life in prison.
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Prosecutors accuse Maduro of running Venezuela as a drug trafficking organization for 25 years. A trial is expected to begin in June 2027, and if convicted, both Maduro and Flores could face life in prison.
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Itβs 2008.
Youβve been talking to the girl you met on MySpace for months. Every night she tells you how much she hates her body.
She finally builds up the courage to send you a selfie.
You brace for the worstβ¦
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Youβve been talking to the girl you met on MySpace for months. Every night she tells you how much she hates her body.
She finally builds up the courage to send you a selfie.
You brace for the worstβ¦
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Bitcoin Net Capital Inflows β Realized Market Cap Change
Comparing 4-year halving cycles
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Comparing 4-year halving cycles
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βIf you say, βWhy not bomb Kimi tomorrow?β I say, βWhy not today?β If you say, βToday at five oβclock,β I say, βWhy not one oβclock?ββ
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With this week's focus on the Shiloh Hendrix case, perhaps it's a good time to remind everyone how NOT unique her situation is. That's to say, not unique for White people, of course.
In 2022, multiple White high school freshman were similarly maliciously prosecuted - but the actual charges were even more insane.
A group of White freshmen (ninth graders, 14-15 years old) at Terrebonne High School in Houma, Louisiana, posted a video of themselves using the word βn&ggerβ amongst themselves. For this, authorities charged them with:
~ Inciting a riot
~ βHate Crimeβ enhancements
~ Cyberbullying
Yes, βinciting a riot.β Because you still can't technically charge someone with use of a word alone in America, prosecutors are forced to come up with something to lay an initial charge with, then enhance it with a βHate Crimeβ charge (thanks, "Hate Crime" pioneers at the ADL!) because of the mystical evil power of a particular word when it crosses the lips of a Caucasian. So, as preposterous as it is, they came up with βinciting a riotβ for posting an entirely unremarkable, entirely legal video online.
The outcome of the case remains unknown because the boys were juveniles. But I don't imagine anything worked out in their favor.
Such cases are not uncommon. Here in New Hampshire, the state recently went to the ends of the Earth in its (failed) attempt to get a verdict against a group of White men who appeared on an overpass with a banner that read βKeep New England White.β But the process itself is the punishment, even when authorities fail to win the case.
Every single White person in this country is a sitting duck - and every prosecutor, and every non-White, knows it. Not to mention the legions of anti-White Whites inexplicably seeking the end of their own kind. If any of these people want to ruin your life, they will. It's easy when the entire system is built around doing exactly that.
βWe can't live like thisβ isn't just a throwaway meme line. We quite literally cannot endure as a deracinated mishmash of individuals who no only lack institutional power, but are the primary target of institutional animus.
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In 2022, multiple White high school freshman were similarly maliciously prosecuted - but the actual charges were even more insane.
A group of White freshmen (ninth graders, 14-15 years old) at Terrebonne High School in Houma, Louisiana, posted a video of themselves using the word βn&ggerβ amongst themselves. For this, authorities charged them with:
~ Inciting a riot
~ βHate Crimeβ enhancements
~ Cyberbullying
Yes, βinciting a riot.β Because you still can't technically charge someone with use of a word alone in America, prosecutors are forced to come up with something to lay an initial charge with, then enhance it with a βHate Crimeβ charge (thanks, "Hate Crime" pioneers at the ADL!) because of the mystical evil power of a particular word when it crosses the lips of a Caucasian. So, as preposterous as it is, they came up with βinciting a riotβ for posting an entirely unremarkable, entirely legal video online.
The outcome of the case remains unknown because the boys were juveniles. But I don't imagine anything worked out in their favor.
Such cases are not uncommon. Here in New Hampshire, the state recently went to the ends of the Earth in its (failed) attempt to get a verdict against a group of White men who appeared on an overpass with a banner that read βKeep New England White.β But the process itself is the punishment, even when authorities fail to win the case.
Every single White person in this country is a sitting duck - and every prosecutor, and every non-White, knows it. Not to mention the legions of anti-White Whites inexplicably seeking the end of their own kind. If any of these people want to ruin your life, they will. It's easy when the entire system is built around doing exactly that.
βWe can't live like thisβ isn't just a throwaway meme line. We quite literally cannot endure as a deracinated mishmash of individuals who no only lack institutional power, but are the primary target of institutional animus.
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Japanese office workers are complaining about men's hairy legs after Tokyo encouraged shorts to combat the summer heat
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