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At the MacroMinds Charitable Investment Symposium, Andrew Tsai and Ross Stevens discuss the beauty of Bitcoin.

“When the Fed creates $3-trillion dollars of money in a matter of weeks by pushing a button, it consolidates the power to price and value human time. That is not okay. Humans are not supposed to have that kind of power over other humans.”

Watch the full interview. (YouTube)
BREAKING! Minneapolis, MN: Two men were killed and eight other people were injured in a mass shooting early Saturday in downtown Minneapolis gay nightclub. Local law enforcement said one man was left in a critical condition following the attack in the downtown area of the city. Minneapolis Police tweeted there were ten victims in total, five of whom were male and five female. The two people shot dead were both men, the force said, adding order had been “fully restored to the scene and surrounding areas.
San Bernardino County Sheriff: On March 23, 2020, Hesperia Police Deputy Montoya went to a medical aid call & found a woman unresponsive on the floor without a pulse. Montoya performed CPR & after 3 minutes, she began to breathe. She was transported to the hospital & made a full recovery.
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Laura Ingraham: Where is the Left and the Media as attacks against Jews rise across the country.
He's the brains behind LivePD. Hollywood and the cancel-culture came for him for supporting cops. But he's not. Backing. Down.

Let's get his story out there. America needs more strong men like this.

https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/exclusive-cancel-culture-came-for-emmy-award-winning-pro-police-producer-director-and-hes-not-backing-down/
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WARNING! DISTURBING! Dispute nearly turns into homocide as woman tries to run over man while man tries to shoot woman 👀
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Texas: Guy laid out naked on St Augustine 👀
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Laura Ingraham: Former Assistant Sec. of Education blasts California’s 'Reimagined Math Plan.'
“When I showed him my bruised arms…his face, I’ll never forget. Shock, disgust, and embarrassment contorted his features. He jumped out of bed and fell to his knees in front of me. ‘Please God, please tell me it wasn’t me that did that to you.’”

https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/a-spouses-journey-to-understanding-and-overcoming-ptsd/
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WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT! Kalamazoo DPS release bodycam footage after officer-involved shooting. An officer with the Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety has been placed on paid administrative leave after a shooting early Friday morning. Officers were in the area due to a shooting in the 600 block of Florence Street that occurred three hours earlier. Around 2 a.m. in that same area, an officer overheard yelling. The officer was told one of the subjects had a gun. After police told the man to drop the gun, the officer fired one shot, striking the 47-year-old Kalamazoo resident in the hip, according to KDPS. The man was taken to an area hospital where they are in stable condition.Michigan State Police have been called in to take over the investigation. According the KDPS policy, the involved officer will remain on paid administrative leave until the investigation is completed.
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Palestine protesters in London, UK, jump on and smash up a car on Kensington High Street. 👀
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Meanwhile, Virgin Galactic completes third flight into space.
BREAKING! Goma, Congo, Africa: Congo’s Mount Nyiragongo erupted for the first time in nearly two decades Saturday, turning the night sky a fiery red and sending lava onto a major highway as panicked residents tried to flee Goma, a city of nearly 2 million. No evacuation order was given by authorities, and there was no immediate word on any casualties. Witnesses, though, said lava already had engulfed one highway that connects Goma with the city of Beni in North Kivu province. Mount Nyiragongo’s last eruption, in 2002, left hundreds dead and coated airport runways in lava.