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BlokchainB

Did you invest in the tokenized Gaza Plaza?

Stacker Saloon

saloon

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culture

The CRAZIEST War Criminal You've Never Heard Of

> Vojislav Šešelj is one of the most controversial figures of the Yugoslav Wars, a nationalist, war crimes defendant, war criminal, and political firebrand whose speeches helped shape one of Europe’s bloodiest conflicts since World War II - The Yugoslav Wars. In this video, we break down the rise and fall of Vojislav Šešelj, from a brilliant young academic in Yugoslavia (Bosnia) to the leader of the Serbian Radical Party, paramilitary organizer, and defendant at War Crimes Tribunal at the Hague. How did a top student with a PhD become a symbol of hate speech, ethnic nationalism, and war propaganda?

> You’ll learn:

> How Šešelj’s early life and academic career shaped his worldview
> His conflicts with the Yugoslav communist regime and prison years
> The rise of Serbian nationalism in the 1990s
> His role in the Yugoslav Wars and connection to paramilitary groups
> His alliance and fallout with Slobodan Milošević
> The war crimes trial at The Hague — and how he avoided major punishment
> Where he is today and how history views him

> This is not just a story about one man — it’s about how ideology, resentment, and political chaos can transform individuals and nations.

Notice he didn't want a lawyer

Palantir Employees Call It "Fascist"

bitcoin

Those Luxemburgians are not idiotic. Refreshing

> What does it mean to govern infrastructure that everyone depends on but no one controls? In this episode of Geneva Dialogue Talks, we sit down with Mika Lauhde from the Luxembourg House of Cybersecurity to explore how open source software has moved from a licensing debate to a security policy challenge. We discuss the evolving roles of governments and the private sector in securing shared digital infrastructure, what recent European regulatory developments reveal about deeper tensions in this space, and how international cooperation on open source security is holding up under geopolitical pressure. This episode is a part of the Geneva Dialogue's 2026 focus on stress-testing cyber norms in real-world conditions.

How do we govern what everyone uses but nobody owns? Geneva Dialogue Podcast

bitcoin_Mining

Ocean has hit 14 blocks since my last LN payout

siggy47

I wish you all the best.
Going back to mute.

Your anti Israel posts would have more wight if you were not a lazy asshole.
Cheers

Having a contract with a company is 'using LN'?

@Shtjefen's bio

Shtjefen

we are all
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWKB8zdVM-U

I was thinking of getting a loader to mix compost..

Politics_And_Law

econ

The Iran War Is Starting to Expose Cracks in China’s Economy: Full Article

Cje95

devs

Users are not dumb - Nunchuk

Scoresby

videos

The Real Reason America Created Police — It Had Nothing to Do With Crime

DarthCoin

This ai bot didn't hear of sheriffs, standoffs, jails, juries?

Police everywhere are corporate policy enforcers

Vegas 2026: The DOJ's Developer Exemptions

0xbitcoiner

bitcoin_beginners

Bitcoin Beginner Saloon #3

I see many bitcoiners trying to simplify onboarding for new users, and then recomend some flashy designed hww for cold storage, or Muun, or some other app with colors, and not mention eg Electrum because 'it's too complicated'.

How can a newbie make the first steps to learn a solid foundational knowledge?
What should an advisor to that newb focus on teaching first?