NOW - Trump: "The European Union was formed in order to screw the United States. That is the purpose of it."

In addition, Trump says he will impose 25% tariffs on imports from the European Union.

@disclosetv

US President Donald Trump faces backlash online after posting an AI-generated vision of a “future Gaza” and presenting it as a redevelopment plan.

The video follows Trump’s proposed plan for a US Gaza takeover, involving forcibly displacing and relocating Palestinians and reconstructing to create the “Riviera of the Middle East.”

⚡️🇷🇴 Georgescu: I will definitely run for president of Romania again

"Nothing surprises me anymore. This all reminds me of the communist system of the 1950s. There is no difference. Nevertheless, we are moving forward. It is certain that we, the people, are the strength, we are the energy, we are Romania. We will not kneel under any circumstances. I will definitely run again,"

said the Romanian presidential candidate after a five-hour hearing at the Romanian prosecutor's office in Bucharest.

He added that "everyone knows what is happening with this system in Romania" and that the massive corruption around the world will be exposed.

@worldpravda

💬 UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's decision to increase military spending pertains to the internal affairs of the United Kingdom. It would most certainly not require our comments were it not for the false and provocative anti-Russian context being used to justify this painful step for the British public.

Let's face it — Russia has far more reason to declare the UK "a menace in our waters, in our airspace and on our streets", not to mention a launchpad of cyber-attacks, to use Mr Starmer’s own terminology.

After all, long before the Special Military Operation, it was the British leadership that went to great lengths to reinstate dividing lines on the European continent, to sow distrust and hostility in relations with Russia and ultimately to create a chain of hotspots of asymmetric conflict along Russia's borders. The most destructive of these for European peace and stability has been London's carefully nurtured "Ukrainian project".

Suffice to recall also the infamous British fabrication, cited by Mr Starmer, staged under the pretext of a fictitious chemical attack in Salisbury in 2018. The incident not only led to the mysterious disappearance of two Russian nationals, but also resulted in London's deliberate disruption of Russia-UK cooperation and damaged Moscow's dialogue with European capitals.

☝️ This paved the way for political and military escalation.

Today, British missiles – with the approval of the UK government – are being launched into sovereign Russian territory. Armed British nationals and UK-made tanks have been spotted within the ranks of Ukrainian militants on Russian soil. A case in point is James Anderson, a British citizen captured in the Kursk region and accused of mercenary activities and terrorism.

In spite of all this, the Russian leadership has never resorted to replicating primitive propaganda clichés. It is therefore particularly awkward to hear such rhetoric from the leader of a nation that gave the world the grotesque story of the confrontation between "Oceania" and "Eurasia" in George Orwell's dystopia "1984". Yet the author intended for his book to be a warning against duping the masses with war propaganda.

❗️ We assert with full responsibility that Russia poses no threat to the United Kingdom: neither in its waters, airspace, nor streets and certainly not to Britain's long-suffering National Health Service. We have no need to do so. It is the UK government that needs these fabrications to avoid dealing with the country’s very real social and economic problems.

If London has decided to go down the path of military jingoism and squander the valuable "peace dividends" of the post-Cold War era, then it is up to Britain to bear the brunt of the consequences.

Have seen this doing the rounds ⤵️

Feb 28th Economic BlackOut Begins

Do not make any purchases
Do not shop online, or in-store
Do not spend money on:
Fast Food
Gas
Major Retailers
Do not use Credit or Debit Cards for non essential spending
Only buy essentials if absolutely necessary
(Food, Medicine, Emergency Supplies)
If you must spend, ONLY support small, local businesses.
~ Corporations and banks only care about their bottom line.
~ If we disrupt the economy for just ONE day, it sends a powerful message.
~ If they don't listen (they wont) we make the next blackout longer (We will)
This is our first action.
This is how we make history.

February 28th
The 24 Hour Economic Black Out Begins.

Big Brother loses his sight

England is on the verge of shutting down the World Economic Forum's "15 Minute Cities" programme after almost all the cameras were destroyed and 50,000 people refused to pay the fines. Cameras cannot be protected if the police refuse to take action. The courts are not in a position to convict so many people.

All city cameras have been destroyed. Cheers to the Blade Runners: this activist group has neutralised 90% of the cameras installed under a zero-emission scheme that penalises vehicles that fail to meet standards.

NEW - Germany's interior ministry and left-wing NGOs are launching an advice center for those who think a family member or friend has spread "conspiracy theories."

https://x.com/BMI_Bund/status/1895057942228971600

@disclosetv

Bitcoin’s design required mastery of:

Cryptography (perfected implementation of SHA-256)

C++ programming (flawless, scalable codebase)

Game theory & economic models (understanding incentive structures)

Network security (resistance to Sybil attacks and Byzantine faults)

The probability that one person, acting alone, could produce something so technically perfect and politically potent is near zero.

And then there’s this:

In 1996, over a decade before Bitcoin’s launch, the NSA published a paper titled "How to Make a Mint: The Cryptography of Anonymous Electronic Cash."

The paper described a digital currency system eerily similar to Bitcoin—complete with public-key cryptography, decentralization, and pseudonymous transactions.

The NSA also developed SHA-256—the cryptographic algorithm that underpins Bitcoin’s security. More than a decade before Satoshi's whitepaper, the intelligence community had already mapped the blueprint for what would become Bitcoin.

Why did Satoshi choose an algorithm created by an agency known for its surveillance capabilities?

If Bitcoin was meant to be a tool of financial freedom, why did its architecture align so well with state-level interests in financial monitoring and control?

https://erikwikstrom.substack.com/p/bitcoins-dark-secret-when-freedom