NostrDomis

Ben. I believe that “Math” is all you need and what you possibly failed at in middle school.
If you ever fired a gun, you will know what I mean.
Nostrdomis , using Education with real world results …

2026-01-25 13:28:56 UTC

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I was driving my car at 60mph and this stupid fly was flying around me inside my car. You guys must have failed at math and sciences in grade school.

2025-12-25 12:31:14 UTC

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He forgot to read the Bible, especially the New Testament to gentile believers. What the New Testament states about Christian support for Israel:
No direct political command: The New Testament does not instruct Christians to support the modern state of Israel as a nation-state.
Spiritual support emphasized: The focus is on recognizing Israel’s covenant role, praying for their salvation, and showing Romans 11 is central: It frames Israel’s current unbelief as temporary and their future restoration as certain.
The unbelief here is the main point: Jesus Christ is Lord God & Messiah. Many in Israel don’t believe this - yet.

2025-12-25 12:18:10 UTC

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This so called “prophet” obviously forgot to read the Holy Bible:
1. “I establish my covenant with you: Never again will all life be destroyed by the waters of a flood; never again will there be a flood to destroy the earth.” (Genesis 9:11, NIV)
2. “You may say to yourselves, ‘How can we know when a message has not been spoken by the Lord?’ If what a prophet proclaims in the name of the Lord does not take place or come true, that is a message the Lord has not spoken. That prophet has spoken presumptuously, so do not be alarmed.” (Deuteronomy 18:21–22, NIV)
3. 2 Peter 2:1–3 – False teachers exploit with greed and lies.
Micah 3:11 – Prophets who prophesy for money are condemned.
4. And finally: 1 John 4:1–3 – Test the spirits: true prophets confess Jesus Christ as Lord.

2025-09-08 16:38:46 UTC

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Hey Jake,
You don’t have to be sorry. This happens to everyone in life, in one form or another. I believe this life is full of fallen individuals; it’s called sin. Everyone is fallen, but early in my life, I believed otherwise. Boy was I wrong.

2025-09-08 01:44:13 UTC

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Jake, my life full of scams.
1. Raised in Catholic Church system. Asked priest why they were not following the bible and had their own “doctrine”. Then jumped from “Doctrine” to “Doctrine”, (different churches) thinking they all had the answers. Most don’t follow the new testament, implement old testament systems that Jesus and apostle Paul condemned. It’s a long story.
2. Guru’s - Financial advisors, Real Estate agents, MLM’s, Grant Cardone, Amway, Tony Robbins. They sold me “Master Classes” that I paid too much for and got information I could have read in a Library book for free - (now Ai). I was too lazy and stupid to seek proper knowledge, take a university class, etc. I wanted to “belong” to a group of like minded idiots, similar to flat earth enthusiasts. We are all brainwashed by our stupid desires to belong to a dumbfounded group of some sort, whether it’s religion or a thought.
3. Financial advisors ran away from me when “their best advice” turned sour and I lost thousands.
4. Girlfriend’s (just friends, no benefits) trying to get me to sleep with them after they found out they were pregnant by another fellow. They wanted to collect child support from me.
5. Been brainwashed by the cult of riches, where you had to have a home better than your peers, a BMW and Mercedes-Benz in the driveway. A quality built car is better than most of this high priced garbage. I chased after all the brand named clothing that cost 3000 times more than buying the same no-name brand hoodie at Wal-mart.
So I have a degree in stupidity and a masters in cognitive dissonance.
My degree allows me to sniff out the most egregious scammers now.
But shit, Meta and Google ai is now on the brainwash train, sending me what I desire to be brainwashed with. That’s why I’m on Nostr. Hopefully we are free, but Ben Wehrman and others will still try to snatch us away.

2025-08-29 00:23:27 UTC

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An open mind lead to cults and leaders always taking advantage of suckers.
When I was younger, I let my mind slip and was scammed. I thought I knew better because I had an open mind.
You need and must have a critical mind. Test everything! Don’t leave it open to crap.
Don’t allow guys like this to swoop in, open your skull and eat your brains.
We should have had enough with these Sham-mans. Yes Shamans.

2025-08-28 00:48:35 UTC

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Agree with retail adoption like what is happening in countries like Africa. The elite dont have to control the network. They will just buy BTC all up, like a corporate takeover. GREED rules this world, all nations and people. Cant stop that.

2025-08-27 13:48:24 UTC

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Similar to stockholder shares. BTC is purchased by companies like this and then they control a majority stake. And the Bitcoiners are all selling to them for FIAT. Bitcoin is now being taken over by the billions. Governments are now buying it. The only way to stay in control is to make a GameStop move. Stop selling your BTC and stay in control. But the issue now is , you have to sell it to live and eat. Isnt this similar to FIAT? Think my freind.

2025-08-27 13:20:45 UTC

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https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqsysqu0ng823q3azv4ym5uqlf8vsc4m9j4l7222xjjas70z5w82ujcgzd838

2025-08-27 13:11:31 UTC

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Buying into the “CULT” of Ben Wehrman. His half truths , illogical reasoning, and “awakening” disguised as critical thinking are similar traits presented by many past cult leaders. He’s a dumb ass that misrepresents actual facts and twists them (like Satan) for his own purpose. Wake up sheeple! Test what he says. Not all of what he presents is true.

2025-07-29 12:22:12 UTC

33 and a turd percent of em. Are you telling me that I’ve been arguing with bots all this time?
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1JVSBqaLjB/?mibextid=wwXIfr

2025-07-26 01:25:57 UTC

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Ask Chat GPT >.
As of mid-July 2025, BlackRock manages approximately 735,740 BTC, valued at around $87.76 billion A. That’s roughly 3.5% of Bitcoin’s total circulating supply, making BlackRock one of the largest institutional holders of Bitcoin globally B C.

2025-07-26 01:17:40 UTC

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YALIAFR, WU

2025-07-25 22:27:26 UTC

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OKITYAA. BIMBW.

2025-07-21 19:14:41 UTC

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Yea but… Fiat still controls BTC
https://blossom.primal.net/1c9cb151388ac17f84b736ce8d4495d145cc24aefa8c5e855b75373d37235d99.png

2025-07-21 19:08:28 UTC

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And I had my Ai create this logo just for this moment.
https://blossom.primal.net/1c9cb151388ac17f84b736ce8d4495d145cc24aefa8c5e855b75373d37235d99.png

2025-07-19 11:56:35 UTC

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https://blossom.primal.net/1c9cb151388ac17f84b736ce8d4495d145cc24aefa8c5e855b75373d37235d99.png

2025-07-19 11:54:12 UTC

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Dont be fooled everyone. FIAT owns all Crypto.
https://blossom.primal.net/1c9cb151388ac17f84b736ce8d4495d145cc24aefa8c5e855b75373d37235d99.png

2025-07-18 12:25:41 UTC

Bitcoin is FIAT - you are all being scammed.
When I sell my BTC, it triggers a tax consequence.
When I purchase with BTC, I am taxed.
The FIAT world order has taken over crypto. You’re not free.
Blackrock and other investment firms buy BTC, only to control it and you.
Governments wont allow a free peer to peer payment system, they want their take. When I sell my BTC I can be taxed 50%!!! or more. THIS IS NOT FREEDOM!
Ask chat GPT
So what is the point of having Bitcoin if you cant buy anything with it?
🔥 That’s the million-satoshi question, and it cuts to the heart of what Bitcoin is and isn’t right now.
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🪙 Bitcoin’s Original Vision vs. Reality
Original Idea (2008 Whitepaper):
“A peer-to-peer electronic cash system.”
Reality Today:
Bitcoin is mostly used as:
• Digital gold (store of value)
• Speculative investment
• Hedge against inflation or fiat collapse
So while it can be used to buy things, most people don’t — and here’s why:
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💼 Why People Don’t Spend Bitcoin
Reason Explanation
🧨 Volatility You might spend 0.01 BTC on a laptop today, and tomorrow it’s worth double.
🏦 Investment Mindset People treat BTC like stocks — hold it, watch it grow.
🛑 Limited Merchant Adoption Few businesses accept BTC directly.
🧾 Tax Complexity In many countries, spending BTC triggers a taxable event.
🐢 Speed & Fees Bitcoin is slower and more expensive than credit cards (unless using Lightning Network).

2025-06-24 17:38:16 UTC

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And many will lie, cheat, steal from you to get it.

2025-06-21 23:07:59 UTC

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The Liver King promoted to us suckers that eating red meat benefits the human body tremendously. And… now admits that he takes synthetic steroids. Millions bought it, and the Liver King made millions off us who purchased his products and lies.

2025-06-16 11:48:54 UTC

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Ben, Hundreds of thousands of contractors, workers, over 400,000 according to Chat GPT, worked on the NASA moon program. Not one came forward to say it was fake….. You are wrong my friend. We can discuss flat earth next.
And fir the facts… thanks open AI!
For the **Apollo program** (1960s–1970s), which first landed humans on the Moon, over **400,000 people** were involved. This included engineers, scientists, technicians, and support staff from NASA and **more than 20,000 private companies and universities**. Major contractors included Boeing, North American Aviation, Grumman, IBM, and Rocketdyne, among many others.

2025-04-20 01:28:40 UTC

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Opps two times edit

2025-04-20 01:27:50 UTC

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The peak boom was 1961 where millions of them were born.
What followed years later were crammed schools. Then what followed after that was empty schools, and lack of jobs.
Then they bought all the homes and raised real estate prices because there were not that many homes built. Real estate boom ensued.
Read Boom, Bust and Echo by David Foot. He explains how it all happened and his future predictions.
Don’t blame them for being born all at the same time and trying to forge a path through life.
They are exactly like you , not understanding the dynamics and economics of living with millions of others like themselves.
They all were like you, trying to forge a path through life with millions of others that were born at the same time.
Interesting book.

2025-04-20 01:14:34 UTC

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Blaming a generation for being born is surely all their fault. The peak boom was 1961. What followed years later were crammed schools. Then what followed later was empty schools, and lack of jobs. You surely cant blame them for being born all at the same time and trying to forge a path through life.

2025-04-17 22:33:15 UTC

https://people.com/blue-origin-flight-controversy-explained-11717118
This mission sure showed us average Joes and Janes that one day we could go to space and post it to our Facebook…

2025-04-17 01:45:31 UTC

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Welcome! I left X pre-Musk days when it was Twitter and will soon be leaving Meta. I’m Canadian and cant get sats yet on Primal, so don’t even try! Glad to see you here.

2025-04-09 19:27:12 UTC

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Who would eat one million bananas for one BTC?

2025-04-09 19:25:21 UTC

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Bring back Zenith!

2025-04-06 02:17:32 UTC

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Happy Government will steal your Bitcoin 2

2025-04-02 10:44:40 UTC

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Tariffs are not a solution and only increase inflation within the borders where its implemented. And you forgot about GREED. When Samsung started to manufacture washers and dryers and sell them into US markets, Maytag et all US manufactures couldn’t compete against Samsung pricing. Huge tariffs were implemented, pricing Samsung above US counterparts. US purchasers believed that Samsung was higher priced due to its better quality(not true as I has a POS Samsung dishwasher that only lasted 2 years).
What US manufactures decided to do was increase their pricing to match Samsungs pricing with tariffs included.
Now, who pays tariffs? We do as consumers as companies don’t take on that cost themselves.
Tariffs dont work in this case as greed takes more capital from the us, the consumer.

2025-04-02 01:11:33 UTC

Running Canadian Conservative candidate Pierre Poilivere states to make Canada blockchain capital of the world.
https://x.com/PierrePoilievre/status/1508644656468353024?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1508644656468353024%7Ctwgr%5Eeb67a39371e257609f5f99bd2512421777c7146e%7Ctwcon%5Es1_c10&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fthenarwhal.ca%2Fbitcoin-mining-alberta-oil-gas%2F

2025-03-23 13:21:16 UTC

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@npub1xr7…2gqh is here

2025-03-23 12:00:39 UTC

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You seem to be a learned individual as you went to youtube to learn how to shoot a gun. Read the book “Boom, Bust and Echo” by David Foot. Demographics is key to understanding how economies work. Being a Genxer in the aftermath of that generation, the book helped me understand the WHY. Hopefully you’ll learn how the world works. This generation is poised to go down the same path, like mosquitos to a flame.

2025-03-16 04:50:34 UTC

Judge in Canada forces oil and gas company to shut down its Bitcoin mining operation?
If you cant get to the article, ive copied and reposted below the url.
https://www.ctvnews.ca/calgary/article/alberta-judge-orders-oil-and-gas-company-to-shut-down-bitcoin-mine/
Alberta judge orders oil and gas company to shut down Bitcoin mine
By Michael Franklin
Published: March 14, 2025 at 1:48PM EDT
A Calgary oil and gas company has been ordered to remove all its equipment from a piece of land it leased in Rocky View County after it was found to be operating an illegal Bitcoin mining operation at the site.
The Alberta Court of King’s Bench said on March 10 that Persist Oil and Gas Inc. breached the terms of its lease with Roy Flowers, a Rocky View County property owner.
On Nov. 12, 1999, Olympia Energy Inc., the lessee, and Douglas Milton Chapman, the lessor, entered into a 10-year surface land agreement. That deal was continued with Persist as the successor to Olympia and Flowers the successor to Chapman.
The lease included access to a 3.14-acre oil and gas compressor site along with an access road.
The court said the agreement set out that the land would be used for “any and all purposes and uses as may be necessary for the exploration, development and production of oil, gas, related hydrocarbons or substances produced in association therewith.”
The lease also included the right to build any pipelines at the site, along with a sweet natural gas compressor facility for remediation and reclamation.
Flowers was paid $12,150 per year for those rights.
In his reasons, Justice C.A. Rickards said Persist installed two one-megawatt gas generators, computers and other equipment designed for the purpose of mining Bitcoin in April 2021.
Natural gas from its mining operation was used to power the compressor, when gas prices were low enough for it to be more profitable to mine Bitcoin.
The court said Flowers objected to the mining operation on Aug. 30, 2021, but the company did not comply, instead bringing three more one-megawatt generators to expand its operation.
In a response to further demands from Flowers, Persist’s legal counsel responded, saying it “was not required to comply with Flowers’ demands and that Flowers had no say or interest in what uses Persist makes of the natural gas it produces on the leased premises.”
Calgary-based Persist Oil and Gas Inc. was fueling five one-megawatt generators with natural gas from a site in Rocky View County, Alta., and using the electricity to power Bitcoin mining rigs, a judge said. (Pexels/Torsten Dettlaff)
Flowers later approached the Alberta Land and Property Rights Tribunal, who informed him that allegations of Persist’s Bitcoin mining were outside of its jurisdiction, and he was only entitled to the annual sum Persist paid him for the rights.
The original 10-year lease had expired in 2019 and Flowers and Persist had not agreed to terms for a new one.
On Jan. 23, Flowers approached Rocky View County about the matter and was told Persist did not have appropriate approvals for the mining operation.
“The County issued a formal notice to Flowers’ counsel on Feb. 5, 2025, advising that the mining operation was noncompliant with the County’s Land Use Bylaw and that Persist did not possess the required development permit for the mining operation,” the court said.
Flowers sought injunction
Rickards said Flowers was seeking an injunction against Persist based on:
The lease expired on Nov. 12, 2019, and was never renewed;
The mining operation was not permitted under the lease;
Persist lacked approvals for the mining operation;
Persist was trespassing on the lands; and
Its mining operation was creating a nuisance.
In his reasons, Rickards said a lease cannot be terminated until a reclamation certificate is issued, even with the expiry of the terms.
He did find, however, that Bitcoin fell outside the wording of lease as a permitted use.
“The Bitcoin mining operation, Persist would conclude, is allowed as it is simply the use of the electricity which is produced from the natural gas which allows for the continued production of natural gas even when prices are low or there are other impediments to its production,” he wrote.
Mining rigs operate inside racks at the Minto cryptocurrency mining farm in Nadvoitsy, Republic of Karelia, Russia, December 17, 2021. (Andrey Rudakov/Bloomberg)
Bitcoin mining not approved by lease
Rickards said Bitcoin mining was not a permissible use under the lease and if it were, there would be no bounds to what the company could use the natural gas to produce electricity for.
“Persist could have brought a cannabis growing operation (assuming that the cannabis growing operation is as legal as the Bitcoin mining operation would be) onto the leased premises and that would be a permissible use as it would involve Persist using its natural gas to produce the electricity to run the cannabis grow operation and make profits therefrom and to continue producing natural gas when natural gas prices were low or there were other impediments to its production,” Rickards wrote.
“I think there would be no question, but that Flowers would have the right to say that the cannabis growing operation could not be brought onto the leased premises without his approval and that in the absence of his approval Persist would be in breach of the lease if it simply brought the cannabis growing operation onto the leased premises.
“Flowers is granted a permanent injunction requiring Persist to immediately cease the mining operation and to remove all trailers, generators and other chattels and fixtures associated with the mining operation from the lands.”
Rickards denied the claims from Flowers that Persist was trespassing on the land and that its mining operation was creating a nuisance.
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2025-03-15 16:24:47 UTC

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Canadians would say sorry if Trump and America took us over as a 51st state. I think ill be assertive before that happens.

2025-03-12 20:57:23 UTC

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We forgot positions of Power. That is what the devil offered Jesus in one of the three temptations when he was in the wilderness 40 days.:

2025-03-12 19:56:14 UTC

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This shows that google and AI are going to replace traditional medicine and specialists with over 20 year tenure as it has all the answers to the questions we are looking for.