Orca

Not actually an Orca.

[🇨🇭 Swiss Hodler @SwissHodler]

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[Glenn Diesen @Glenn_Diesen]

NATO hijacked Ukraine and transformed it into a proxy on the frontlines of a redivided Europe. Why do people think that the strategic objectives of great powers is to "defend" and "help" oppressed peoples? Great powers pursue power interests and sell it as altruism to the public

[Glenn Diesen @Glenn_Diesen]

NATO weapons, war planning, intelligence, target selection, and contractors are used to strike deeper and deeper into Russia, until Russia believes it has no other option than to retaliate. Our political leaders took us to war against Russia without even permitting a discussion or debate. When the retaliation comes, it will be obligatory to claim it was "unprovoked".

[Bjorn Lomborg @BjornLomborg]

The enormous cost of green policies

UK electricity price tripled since 2003, mostly because of climate policies

Unlike US electricity prices

Prices 1994-2025, weighted averages of electricity costs for industry and households, inflation-adjusted to 2025

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[🇨🇭 Swiss Hodler @SwissHodler]

THE EU IS LYING!

MiCA is NOT about protecting consumers.

It's about turning every Bitcoin exchange into an unpaid surveillance arm of the totalitarian EU.

Europe had the chance to lead the Bitcoin revolution. Instead, it chose bureaucracy, centralized honeypot databases that criminals are targeting, identity checks, transaction monitoring, and treating peaceful people like criminals just for wanting financial privacy.

"Know Your Customer" wasn't enough. Now they're introducing "Kill Your Customer."

Every new EU rule pushes Europeans toward fewer choices, less privacy, and more dependence on banks and governments. The people writing these regulations don't understand Bitcoin, don't use Bitcoin, and don't care about the people who do.

Bitcoin was created because the financial system became too centralized, too political, and too invasive.

MiCA doubles down on everything Bitcoin was built to escape.

It's a massive step backward for financial freedom in Europe.

P2P FTW!

[Sssebi🦁 @Sssebi]

I've literally poured all my life savings into Cardano for the past 5 years.
Built my X account around Cardano.
Built a stakepool on Cardano.

Showed up every freaking day (even on weekends, holidays or when wasn't feeling like it.

A lot of Cardano Content creators have stopped or left, times are rough, I get it.

After investing so much time and effort there is noo way I am leaving this chain any time soon.

I still believe in Cardano even if things didn't turn out how we wished they would.

Cardano is going through a crisis that will make it stronger, the development never stopped, Cardano is constantly improving.

Sentiment will change, price will go up and we will all be happy again.

Stay strong and don't let the haters get to you.🤘

[Spetsnaℤ 007 🇷🇺 @Alex_Oloyede2]

"Ukraine is winning", that's what they tell on western media. Here are the facts on Ukraine and you choose your reality;

- 25% of territory under Russia
- Ukrainian pop. fell from 45M to 25M
- Forced conscription, none in Russia
- 2M men dеаd/missing
- KIA exchange of 1🇷🇺 : 32🇺🇦
- Ukrainian economy → non-existent
- Drowning in debt (hoping Russia pays reparations — it won't )
- Average age in the AFU is 47, young ones sadly dуing, 65yo conscripted

This is not Russian propaganda, all proven facts, if you want to argue it please prove me wrong with evidence.

No matter how much refineries Kiev attacks, it won't change the stats, they'd be repaired in a week. In fact, Moscow made more profit these past months than it did in 2025. The question remains, how long Ukraine can continue or will Putin decide to end it once and for all.

[Glenn Diesen @Glenn_Diesen]

News that the Netherlands is building camps for Russian POWs in preparation for a possible war with Russia is now making the rounds in the Russian media. Combined with the news of German threats to attack Russia, the anger in Russia is seemingly reaching the boiling point. This proxy war must be put to an end ASAP before something goes terribly wrong.
https://t.co/IXxLjtZquL

[Orca @AdamCJEk]

@vonderleyen "Clowns flirting with WW3"

[Brunella C. @BrunellaCapitan]

@Glenn_Diesen @KiaraStyling No thanks … our enemies are all in the EPSTEIN files

[Glenn Diesen @Glenn_Diesen]

Germany participates in attacks on Russia through the territory of the Baltic States, and then threatens all-out war with Russia if Russia retaliates against the Baltic States. This is how World War 3 begins.

[Orca @AdamCJEk]

@Glenn_Diesen Go Bulgaria !!!!

[Glenn Diesen @Glenn_Diesen]

Bulgaria pulls back from the proxy war

[Bjorn Lomborg @BjornLomborg]

20 years ago, An Inconvenient Truth put climate change at the center of global debate, shaping politics, influencing leaders, and inspiring a generation of activists.

Two decades later, we can assess not just its impact, but its accuracy. Many of the film’s most alarming predictions did not materialize, while many of the policies it inspired have proven costly and ineffective.

The lesson? Panic is a poor guide for public policy. Focusing on innovation, adaptation, and economic development can do far more to help both people and the climate—at a fraction of the cost.

https://t.co/EIJyuNeFU1

[Orca @AdamCJEk]

@shellenberger @vonderleyen @Pauline__Voss Disgusting.

[Michael Shellenberger @shellenberger]

We have to shield democracy from disinformation, says @vonderleyen. In truth, her Orwellian "Democracy Shield" is about shielding the European Commission from democracy. And now, reveals @Pauline__Voss, the EU is financing "news" propaganda outfits to demand more censorship.

[Cardano YOD₳ @JaromirTesar]

Cardano will only have 45,000,000,000 ADA. This is not just a claim, it is formally verified. In the age of AI, this matters.

[🇨🇭 Swiss Hodler @SwissHodler]

First it's "just a small regulation."

Then it's more taxes.

More surveillance.

More control.

And if you complain, you're the problem.

Give communist bureaucrats a finger, and they'll take the whole hand.

[Luzius Meisser @Luzius]

This sign at Zurich airport is the modern equivalent of Gessler's hat. While Gessler's hat mandated respect, the "financed by the European Union" sign mandates gratitude.

The EU puts up these signs because it wants to be loved. But once you know that Zurich taxpayers actually pay more into the relevant EU fund than they get back, the effect reverses. Every time I pass by this deceptive display of fake gratitude, my contempt for the European Union increases.

@autonomiesuisse @ZRH @EU_Commission

[Glenn Diesen @Glenn_Diesen]

With friends like these, who needs enemies?