Introducing TxTenna: Decentralizing The Last Mile In Bitcoin
"We are enabling an alternative physical communication layer for bitcoin. The result will be a more resilient, censorship-resistant and decentralized network."
Open Borders: Trade, Migration, Entrepreneurship, And Prosperity
"Nearly every nation welcomes, encourages, and even battles for the import of barrels of oil. Yet every nation obstructs the 'import' of labor — the in-migration of human beings."
The Internet’s Magna Carta Moment: Bitcoin & The Value of Strong Assurances
"A profound implication of some highly decentralized networks is the opportunity, at scale, to deliver stronger assurances than even the largest nation-states today."
Gaza, “The World’s Largest Concentration Camp”
"It appears that the only way not to be killed, according to Netanyahu, is to meekly accept imprisonment inside the prison of Gaza."
Israeli Soldier Recounts Harrowing, Heroic War Story Of Killing 8-Month-Old Child
"This wasn’t some newborn infant, you know? This was a baby who could probably sit up independently. I was scared, but I acted quickly."
U.S. Border Patrol Agent Executes Young Mexican Woman With Headshot
"The woman shot was between the ages of 16 and 24 and was shot 'in the head with a single gunshot.'"
Your Tax Dollars Bankroll Afghan Child-Molesters
"Doctors, teachers, and social workers can be jailed for failing to report child abuse here at home. But, 6,000 miles away, U.S. troops risk their career for protesting pederasty."
On Poisoned Ground: East Chicago’s legacy of lead pollution
"East Chicago officials knowingly built the elementary school and, later, the public housing complex on a polluted industrial brownfield, then ignored decades of warning signs that people in this predominantly black area of the city were being poisoned."
Brain-damaging lead found in tap water in hundreds of homes tested across Chicago, results show
"Chicago required the use of lead service lines between street mains and homes until Congress banned the practice in 1986. Yet as Mayor Rahm Emanuel borrows hundreds of millions of dollars to overhaul the city’s public water system, Chicago is keeping lead service lines in the ground."
Pot Will Revive Small-Town America
"Fewer politicians are in a position to say 'no' to legal marijuana. Especially in cash-strapped areas of the country where jobs and opportunities are hard to come by."
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