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  • Strike Drives Bitcoin Forward as El Salvador Becomes World’s First Country to Adopt Bitcoin as Legal Tender

    06/05/2021 7:28:18 PM PDT · by Enlightened1 · 20 replies
    Business Wire ^ | 06/05/21 | Victoria Reynolds
    Strike, the world’s leading digital wallet built on Bitcoin’s Lightning Network, welcomes legislation announced today to make El Salvador the world’s first sovereign nation to adopt bitcoin as legal tender alongside the U.S. dollar. This move will help unleash the power and potential of Bitcoin for everyday use cases on an open network that benefits individuals, businesses, and public sector services. Strike founder and CEO Jack Mallers, one of the earliest Lightning Network developers, has been providing market insights to help make El Salvador’s world-changing effort successful and build the country’s modern financial infrastructure using Bitcoin technology. This technology delivers...
  • Elliott Abrams To Be Deputy Secretary Of State As Heads Explode Across The Left And Alt-Right

    02/05/2017 10:12:43 AM PST · by SeekAndFind · 31 replies
    Red State ^ | 02/05/2017
    Wow. Talk about a blast from the past. Tillerson expected to pick Elliot Abrams as Deputy at State. Former Reagan State Dept official experienced conservative knows the Dept— Andrea Mitchell (@mitchellreports) February 4, 2017 And I can’t resist:For the youngsters out there, Elliott Abrams began his diplomatic life as Ronald Reagan’s Assistant Secretary of State for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs. He achieved fame, however, for pleading guilty to some misdemeanor charges of lying to Congress during the Iran-Contra witch hunt. However he achieved immortality in the left’s Pantheon of boogeymen for his work killing commies in Central America.He was...
  • FLOTUS Friday And We’re Dealing With Some S**t Around Here

    01/12/2018 5:32:04 AM PST · by NOBO2012 · 41 replies
    MOTUS A.D. ^ | 1-12-18 | MOTUS
    Well, there’s certainly been a s**t-storm over the President’s observation that maybe we don’t need any more immigrants from s**t-hole countries like El Salvador, Haiti and various African nations. This seems rather obvious; unless they come with skills-in-hand. America doesn’t need any more welfare recipients, crime or outbreaks of turd world diseases that we’ve already eradicated once.Make no mistake: this is why President Trump is considered a racist: he dares believe – and say - that opening our country to people coming from crime infested, disease ridden, terrorist harboring countries with no strings attached (skills, knowledge of our culture and...
  • El Salvadoran Minister of Defense Visits Iraq

    12/30/2008 3:32:09 PM PST · by SandRat · 2 replies · 328+ views
    BAGHDAD — Maj. Gen. Jorge Molina, El Salvadoran Minister of Defense, traveled to Iraq earlier this month to meet with Dr. Mowaffak al-Rubaie, Iraqi National Security Advisor; Mr. Michael Corbin, Senior Political-Military Ministerial Counselor, U.S. Embassy - Iraq; Rear Adm. David Buss, Chief of Strategy, Plans and Assessments for Multi-National Forces – Iraq; and his own Salvadoran forces deployed here. The Minister’s meetings with U.S. Embassy and MNF-I officials focused on gaining perspectives of the Coalition forces mission in Iraq. Molina met with Rubaie to discuss the preliminary invitation letter from the Government of Iraq to the Government of El...
  • Debate Heats Up Over Temporary Residency

    01/29/2006 7:10:12 AM PST · by jackbenimble · 28 replies · 619+ views
    Inforum Associated Press ^ | Saturday, January 28, 2006 | By LAURA WIDES-MUNOZ
    Special temporary U.S. residency issued to thousands of Central Americans is due to expire in the coming months, and with the debate over immigration increasingly fierce, many of the immigrants fear they will be sent home. The temporary status granted to Nicaraguans and Hondurans after Hurricane Mitch in 1998 and to Salvadorans following a devastating earthquake in 2001 has been renewed repeatedly with little public debate, but opposition is growing. Critics say the program was never meant to be permanent and that it's time for the more than 300,000 people it protects to return home. Immigrants and their advocates say...