Bitcoin ended the week performing strong, gaining nearly 14% as regulatory fears faded and sentiment turned bullish in anticipation of a bitcoin futures-backed exchange-traded fund (ETF) in the U.S. by the end of the year
Original Article By Joe Hoft At TheGatewayPundit.com
We first reported about this last week as we uncovered the fact that Joe Biden supposedly took his COVID booster shot on a production set near the White House and not in the White House.
Yesterday, “FAKE PRESIDENT” trended on Twitter as Biden used the fake production set again.
Amazon, Walmart, Target and McDonald’s are among the companies now offering various ways for their employees to obtain an education for free. It’s not a new idea in the world of employee benefits — employer-sponsored education has a history that goes back decades. But the education programs for low-wage workers are receiving more focus as the companies promote them in tight labor market, and that inevitably has led to skepticism about who benefits more: employer or employee?
Original Article By Mark E. Jeftovic At BombThrower.com
Yesterday I wrote up why I don’t think any kind of China-style ban on Bitcoin and cryptos would be tenable in (so-called) liberal democracies here in the West. It referenced an earlier piece that described the threefold governance structure I see competing for relevance over the coming decades.
Somebody linked to those in the comments from a Tom Luongo piece (which I rather enjoyed enough to subscribe to his newsletter) but when I read through some of the other comments around Bitcoin, how it’s a globalist Trojan horse for surveillance capitalism and social credit I realized I needed to get a piece out to speak specifically to this aspect of future governance.
Original Article By John F. Trent At BoundingIntoComics.com
Famed Batman writer Chuck Dixon recently claimed that DC Comics and Marvel Comics are intentionally attempting to destroy American comics.
Instagram is so much more than just a photo-sharing app these days. Providing significant opportunities for visibility, it is a fantastic channel for creators and entrepreneurs to build – and monetize – a following.
Notwithstanding Instagram’s popularity, you might still want to have a website to connect with non-Instagram users. However, if creating a website sounds like an overwhelming task, don’t fret!
In this guide, you’ll learn how you can set up a customizable and sleek-looking website using WordPress.com, then effortlessly embed your Instagram feed on your website with the Spotlight plugin. Let’s get started.
