But Assange and Snowden are enemies of the nation and a threat to national security, and I don't believe that any president would decide to pardon them - unless he immediately released them to an angry mob to publicly lynch them. Everything you mentioned has less than a 1% chance of coming true, which is probably clear to anyone who wants to see the truth.

Nothing good will come out of all that, except for those who, for some of their personal reasons, will enjoy watching forced deportations and how the rich get richer under the protection of politics. I just wonder who will do all that dirty and hard work when millions are deported to Mexico, El Salvador, Guatemala, Venezuela... maybe Donald will import labor from China or North Korea - although Putler certainly wouldn't recommend them to him considering they don't do well in stressful situations.

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...or as some wise friend of mine said, he's been sentenced to 10 years of libertarian podcasts.

BlackRock CEO says, “If you’re frightened of the debasement of your currency…of the economic or political stability of your country, you can have an internationally based instrument called Bitcoin that will overcome fears…Bitcoin could be $700,000

https://x.com/DocumentingBTC/status/1882097426074615818?t=BhFYz2QimrQXA5xArAs_OQ&s=19

A few things since everyone is talking about free Ross Ulbricht.

First one, for sure he is gonna be used like a honey pot by the Federal Goverment i dont think this pardon is gonna be so "free".

Second one is lets see if he can not make a movement to reach his coins...... i mean it remains to be seen whether it is a simple pardon or whether it calls everything into question.

His confiscated coins are legally, officially, lost (to him) forever.
The issue is: has he got some secret stash somewhere? Does he still hold the keys to it?
A Coinbase snoop is suggesting he located some coins that may be old Silk Road treasure.
It still remains to be seen if it's like he says - and if Ross manages to lay hands on them.
If I were Ross, I would only attempt that when safely far from the USA.

https://x.com/Cointelegraph/status/1882116203293900887?t=A49Kq1qjnsZv6FC7duQH0Q&s=19

According to this information, he stored 430 Bitcoins in approximately 2011 or 2012, and it was stored in his wallet for 13 years. However, I think it is positive that he can move these Bitcoins to another strong wallet at any time, because he may be in danger at any time, so he should move them as soon as possible.
And Ross Ulbricht should try his best to keep these 430 Bitcoins in a longer term.

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Nonsense. Informing the public about government collusion against the people is a noble pursuit. If anything, Snowden should be awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for service to the American people.


People expecting to be paid much more. Skyrocketing food prices anyone?

Dumpster doesn't always think things through.