so they're the ones that are going to be driving into gold and especially into big quine. once again. you know, kaiser report is ahead of the curve because when central bank digital currencies were 1st, being talked about, a lot of the people in the other financial press were talking about in terms of all this is going to compete with bitcoin. but as we said at the time it is now citibank is agreeing with us that it actually causes people to panic, buy bitcoin, because they realize that the central bank, digital currency will just be a way to one inflate the value of the money. michael saylor calls it the melting ice cube, and big gives them easier ways to confiscate wealth. so now there's a panic. buy bitcoin and we're seeing down the price action of price action is reflecting panic, buying and that panic buying is going to continue to panic. buying by not the ordinary public. you saw that 2017. you see in the google trends there was mass searching for quite how to buy between back in 2017, huge spikes. anybody could go check it out today. there are not all the people buy

quins did lead through an early penalty but it was sam simmonds who led exeter to victory.rst of his three tries at the twickenham stoop. dave ewers and stuart townsend also went over in what was a bonus—point win. elsewhere sale beat northampton saints 32—23 scotland's final autumn nations cup pool match against fiji at murrayfield next weekend is off. 29 cases of covid among the fiji staff forcing the cancellation of the fixture, their third of the tournamnet, following the postponment of games against france and italy. it raises the prospect of the side not featuring at all in the competition which replaced the traditional autumn internationals. organisers say the decision was "unavoidable". scotland face france on sunday in what is essentially a pool b decider. head coach gregor townsend making five changes for that game with blair kinghorn the only change in the backline. scotland going for a sixth straight win for only the third time in their history. switching codes and defending champions st helens eased into the super league grand final. there was a hat trick in th

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chinese import comes from an australian vineyard last year that added up to 800000000 euros worth of quine. but this year, the numbers are set to dry up as china is putting stiff tariffs on aussie a wine. the official reason china accuses the australian government of subsidizing deven yorks, thus allowing their products to be sold cheaper, undermining the chinese market. that, according to beijing, made it impossible for chinese venters to establish and grow their own business. the australian government disagrees. it is of great concern to china. it has taken this action and it's an action that comes on top of an accumulation of other actions during the course of this year. in particular. in fact, beijing has previously levit import taxes on australian barley and has hindered or stop imports of australian coal and beef. to many, it seems that beijing is retaliating after australia criticised the country for the coronavirus outbreak and demand that an investigation. chinese officials have previously stated to anger. we have said on many occasions that australia has repeatedly taken wrong wo

massive sort of asset management companies like black rock are getting into big quine. so max keiser this week, you tweeted a serious question or did is developing a supply on exchange, dries up prices will start gapping higher looking for sellers. what do you mean by this max kaiser? but remember the old peak oil or peak gold arguments that we're running out of oil are running out of gold. that of course, is not true, but in the case of bitcoin, because it is absolutely scarce then because the demand is approaching infinity, we are potentially hitting peak bitcoin, where it will become increasingly impossible for the average mom and pop to acquire bitcoin. because all the $900.00 coins per day that are generated through my.

square greyscale micro strategy and all that it's really safe to assume that all the remaining big quine in existence they'll be eaten up by all the other companies so they point right now they're watching the next few days very closely because if bitcoin stay above 10000 i to morrow i elections we could see another rally wait because i know there are because i will have spent 100 days above 10000 consolidating and stabilizing and so while i hit predictions on all that if we look at what happened historically now going tends to get in by an order of magnitude whenever it's been is above certain price points or $100.00 days so it's a really interesting pattern to point out one prediction or anything but it is a pattern because after staying above $10.00 for a 100 days it took only 120 minutes are going to reach $100.00 after staying above $100.00 for $100.00 days you hit a $1000.00 and have a stamp of a $1000.15 days 810000 so at any rate it's coinciding with a major us catalyst whether that's coincidence are straight and no matter who wins more stimulus or war money being printed these t

earth and biden says putin must pay do you think there's an existential threat to the earth of biden quins. yes i do hey i honestly do joe biden is a warmonger he's been for every war i can ever think of and he's even shame people who spoke out and told the truth about the iraq war joe biden is proud about committing a genocide in yemen he they dropped so many bombs in syria they ran out of bombs so yeah it's a joe biden no better who gets elected is an existential threat i say it's a worse with joe biden because he has a worse record on war nations involved in the conflict denies the genocide we are marketed towards or yesterday's man the case against joe biden about the presidential candidate he said that biden remains one of the least scrutinized presidential candidates in history and why why do you think that's the case. because the it's because we only have 6 media companies in america and they all work for the same handful of billionaire class people and so they control the narrative in america and the narrative is that wall street is happier with joe biden than they are with donald

gabriela: hay quines no creÍan que llegarÍamos a los 250,000 muertes en el paÍs por coronavirus, peroy el nÚmero de muertes en nuestro paÍs es muy aterrador y todavÍa pueden ocurrir mÁs y hay que recordar que no son nÚmeros, son personas que han fallecido y que detienen familiares y amigos, entonces el dolor y la tristeza es muy grande. gabriela: usted ha visto algo similar? >> sÍ, hemos pasado por momentos similares con la pandemia del vih, la pandemia del zika. las epidemias son parte de la humanidad. gabriela: pero tambiÉn estamos viendo ahora una propuesta de vacuna muy rÁpida, por quÉ no hay una vacuna a otras enfermedades, pero sÍ hay para el coronavirus? >> porque hemos visto que en este virus que la gente se puede curar rÁpido y la ciencia ha avanzado rÁpidamente y tenemos que estar muy contentos de que la ciencia nos estÁ dando una vacuna. gabriela: ¿cuÁnto tiempo para que llegue a nivel tierra? ¿cuÁnto tiempo comienza la vacuna a mitigar el tiempo? >> no creo que generalmente la vacuna lleguÉ a la de junio del prÓximo aÑo y hemos que recordar que hay que vacunar prÁcticament

into big coin and massive sort of asset management companies like black rock are getting into big quine. so max keiser this week, you tweeted a serious big question is developing a supply on exchange, dries up prices will start gapping higher looking for sellers. what do you mean by this max kaiser? well remember the old peak oil or peak gold arguments that we're running out of oil or running out of gold. that of course, is not true, but in the case of bitcoin, because it is absolutely scarce then because the demand is approaching infinity, we are potentially hitting peak bitcoin, where it will become increasingly impossible for the average mom and pop to acquire bitcoin. because all the $900.00 coins per day that are generated through mining will be sucked up by the institutions that will never hit the market. and of course, what does hit the market every single day is new, fresh printed dollars, new fresh printed euros. i believe it was christine legarde over there at the e.c.b. in the past week. she said they will never run out of your eyes that they could print. so they're printing

answering an urgent question, jeremy quin said a winter support force of approximately 7,500 deployableeen established. around 2,000 military personnel are already being used to help mass test people in liverpool, everyone living or working in the city is being offered a test whether or not they have symptoms. labour said the troops had been welcomed by the city. mayorjoe anderson told me last night we are delighted to have them for the sheer numbers and their logistical expertise. he said they would set up 17 centres and done 23,170 tests in just 72 hours. is citywide testing is to find people with covid who are infectious but ace of dramatic and make sure they don't infect others. this requires regular, routine and continuing testing. how sustainable is this deployment, when will the 2000 troops start to be withdrawn? the government has raise the whole countries helps with the news of the pfizer vaccine but it's vaccinations, not vaccines that will protect people from the virus and getting this vaccine to the point of vaccination requires the storing and transporting it at —70 degrees

yeah, i get questions all the time ever since i started writing favorably about big quine . people brought out the scaling problem. and so, you know, that was that the whole genesis of the, you know, big, quaint cash spinning office is, you know, to try to, you know, basically sacrifice security and sacrifice decentralization to make it more scalable. whereas, you know, if you just focus on big quain and use, maximize for security and maximize for the centrally kate, the central fixation, you can always increase scale ability with additional layers. and so that's, you know, i think the market as has chosen the market has said that, that's the way wants to go. and it likes big coincidence like, you know, these alternative ones by anywhere near the same market cap. and so, you know that the technology makes sense. and so i think that multilayer approach and it's those things because as you know, the settlement layer as a store of value makes thomas, that's what i was shocked to read. notice from pay pal. i've just gone into because on and now they mention that we're also going

i understand how books at quins life and legacy in the summer of 2011, shortly after playing in a softball tournament, patrick quinn felt a twitch in his arm that didn't feel right. symptoms progressed, but doctors couldn't figure out what was wrong. 2 years later, at the age of $38.00 quinn was diagnosed with the motor neuron disease, a last more commonly known as lou gehrig's disease, which destroys nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord eventually ending the brain's ability to control muscle movements. there is no cure and most people with the condition die within 3 to 5 years of diagnosis. after i was diagnosed shortly after i went on google, and i am young a creation and paid for and want to how i mean it only even if the guy in c.v. responds. well, absolutely right. pat and pete for eighty's decided to fight the disease while they still could and began raising money for research. they founded the ice bucket challenge, where people would pour cold water over their heads and perhaps imagine experiencing the kind of muscle stiffness they suffered from. and challenge others to do the s

‘quins led through an early penalty before sam simmonds here helped exeter to victory. helens eased into the super league grand final. there was a brilliant solo try from kevin naiqama. he nicks the ball from the catalans dragons and sets off in a race up the field — catch me if you can, and they couldn't, and he scored a hat—trick too. 48—2 it finished, and saints will face wigan in the grand final next friday. novak djokovic will face dominic thiem in the semi—finals of the atp finals in london this afternoon. world number one djokovic sealed his place in the last four after beating germany's alexander zverev in straight sets at the o2 arena. djokovic is aiming to win the event for a record equalling sixth time, while rafael nadal — who's looking for his first — takes on daniil medvedev in the other semi. now if you're inspired by the world's top tennis players competing in the atp finals in london, and you're itching to get on court with your family or those in your bubble, well, you can't in england, as all the courts are closed. the government says for the latest l