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[spudedwards11 @spudedwards11]

Decentralised, accessible to all & limited supply!

With current monetary system built on debt, inflation & corruption, why would normal ppl not want Bitcoin to succeed?

Currency for the people that removes power & control from corps & policial systems currently ruining our 🌎

[Swan Bitcoin Client Services @SwanBitcoin]

How #Bitcoin fixes the world -@saylor

[Andrew Bridgen @ABridgen]

🚨 BLACK SWAN ALERT

For the first time in history, BlackRock is halting withdrawals.

$26 BILLION IS BLOCKED.

People want to cash out but they can't.

The system is cracking.
Panic is spreading.
Liquidity is gone.

No one saw this coming… until now.

Here's what happens next:

BlackRock’s $26 billion private credit fund faced $1.2 billion in withdrawal requests this quarter.

Investors wanted 9.3% of their money back.

BlackRock said no.

Capped withdrawals at 5%.

Paid out $620 million and locked the rest.

Almost HALF the investors who tried to get out…couldn’t.

And it’s not just BlackRock.

Blackstone’s similar fund got a record 7.9% in redemption requests.

They had to raise their withdrawal cap and pour $400 million of their own money just to cover the demand.

Blue Owl Capital flat-out stopped honoring redemptions.
Replaced them with IOUs.

BlackRock (BLK) dropped 5%.

KKR
Carlyle Group
Apollo Global Management
Ares Management
Blue Owl Capital
TPG

All dumped 5-6%.

The entire private credit market tanked in a single day.

These funds lend money into illiquid loans.

Loans that can’t be sold fast.

So when too many investors try to bail at once, the fund literally doesn’t have the cash to cover everyone.

BlackRock also just wrote off a $25 million loan.

It was valued at full price just three months ago.

Gone overnight.

“Bad news often happens all at once. The opacity and the leverage in the sector is concerning.”

This is a $1.8 TRILLION industry.

→ Rising oil.
→ War in the Middle East.
→ AI shaking up the software companies that borrowed heavily from these funds.
→ Rate cuts off the table.

When the world’s biggest funds start saying: “you can’t get your money back”…

That is a MASSIVE red flag.
2:04 PM · Mar 6, 2026

[Red Pill USA @Red_Pill_US]

A Rothschild celebrating war? Who would've thought. 💥💥💥

Hey @Grok, is Iran among the few countries whose central bank remains free from control or influence by the Rothschild family?

Before dismissing this outright, could you confirm whether Iran holds any shares in the Bank for International Settlements (BIS)—an institution known to have historical Rothschild connections?

Isn't the BIS effectively the central bank for all central banks?

[Fruition Productions @Fruition_Films]

📣Money Disrupted is officially available.

💲Behind every dollar is a lie.

From the Federal Reserve to Blockchain, this film exposes the hidden forces shaping our money, your savings, and your future. Featuring @RonPaul , @theRealKiyosaki , @TheLynetteZang ,@ASchectman, @KuwlShow, @GEdward_Griffin, @Coachjv_, @ZachRector7, @itzjoshuajake, @GaryCardone, @LawrenceLepard, @DeatonforSenate, @beyond_broke, @LindaPJones, @jvallee2000, @DavidMMcintosh, @samuelarmes, @mollyelmore22

Watch now at https://t.co/5N3EkAWLqb

[Andrew Bridgen @ABridgen]

Declassified CIA MKULTRA document openly discusses drugging entire populations.
But no one would ever do that would they ?

[Neil McCoy-Ward @NeilMcCoyWard]

The Real Reason SILVER Just Surged to $70 (& What's Next...)

[spudedwards11 @spudedwards11]

@DorsetGirl1 Yes this is the plaza at Salamanca! Amazing place. Well worth a visit!

[spudedwards11 @spudedwards11]

Great trip to see Salamanca and #Aripiles on way back from Asturias. Depicted brilliantly in Sharpe’s Sword! @BernardCornwell 📕 🗡️ 👏

#Sharpe #battle #salamanca #peninsularwar

[Peter Schiff @PeterSchiff]

On the @JoeRogan Experience, @ElonMusk correctly called Social Security a Ponzi Scheme. I told Joe the same thing during one of my experiences on his podcast. However, Elon stopped short of explaining why Social Security is a Ponzi Scheme.

My father used to say that the Social Security Administration should erect a statue of Charles Ponzi to adorn its lobby. Social Security is a Ponzi scheme because benefits paid to current retirees come from taxes paid by current workers. Those workers, in turn, are hoping that when they retire, their benefits will be paid by the next generation of workers, who will pay taxes under the same expectation.

This is the very definition of a Ponzi scheme. The only difference between the Social Security Ponzi and the original scheme invented by Charles Ponzi himself is that participation in the Social Security Ponzi is mandatory. That makes it much worse, as even those who know it's a Ponzi scheme are forced to participate.

But Social Security was not sold to the public as a Ponzi scheme, but as a funded retirement program. The government committed fraud by calling Social Security taxes "premiums" and the payments "benefits." Then they created a fake "trust fund" to create the false impression that Social Security was actually funded.

However, all the money collected was spent. None of it was set aside to pay future beneficiaries. Sure, the government put its own IOUs in the form of government bonds in the trust fund. But government bonds are not an asset to the government. You can't write yourself a check and then claim it as an asset.

Shortly after Social Security was passed, its constitutionality was challenged in the courts. The Act was correctly challenged as nowhere in the Constitution is the government authorized to operate a retirement program. But contrary to what it was telling the public, the government argued that Social Security wasn't a retirement program. That the Social Security tax was in reality just another income tax, and that the benefits were another welfare program. The government argued that Social Security taxes were completely unrelated to Social Security benefits, and that paying taxes did not entitle anyone to receive benefits.

The 8th Circuit, saying we cannot "close our eyes to what is obvious," ruled Social Security unconstitutional. But in a horrible decision, a politically motivated Supreme Court did close their eyes, and reversed the courageous decision of the 8th Circuit. Justices McReynolds and Butler wrote an excellent dissent.

[Chief Nerd @TheChiefNerd]

GIBSON: "I have three friends. All three of them had stage four cancer. All three of them don't have cancer right now at all."

ROGAN: "What did they take?"

GIBSON: "Ivermectin, Fenbendazole"

[Rothmus 🏴 @Rothmus]

🎯🎯

[The Rabbit Hole @TheRabbitHole]

Taxation is a slippery slope

[Bitcoin Archive @BitcoinArchive]

Michael Saylor gives a #Bitcoin masterclass on Fox Business.

The mainstream is coming…

[spudedwards11 @spudedwards11]

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[Glocke 🧡 @Kluckies_]

#bitcoin fixes this!

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@buswell76 🤣🤣

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[Nick O'Brien @NickLovesSpain]

A case for why Spain is the greatest country on Earth:

(a 🧵)

[Freddie New @freddienew]

Worldwide outages at banks, airlines and media outlets. Planes grounded, channels off air, payments stuck.

But #Bitcoin and Lightning ⚡ continue working regardless.

99.989 uptime since 2013, in the face of relentless attacks.

Onwards.