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Would you consider the England of the empire glory a civilized country? Most people would. Now go read some books about how they were treating pretty much everyone in the colonies.

What would you do if you had ~$1bn in cash? Provide liquidity to the financial markets, charging a small interest rates? With $1bn+, this still makes lots of money.

Gemini has gone a long way from the beginning and has recently expanded its focus to new coins. Are there any plans to "re-focus" and devote increasing support to Bitcoin like adding full support (receive + send) to SegWit addresses? The same functionality is present for Litecoin, so it's pretty surprising to see to see this deficiency to the dominating coin, which also started everything.

My question with link to length article, clearly states there's no legal basis for a trial of the invasion... It's mad, but if you read the piece, it's pretty damning. Written by a US Marine Corps officer.

Edit: Lol at username!

There's many, many reports coming out of Bakhmut which essential boil down to it being a meat grinder for Ukrainian troops. Soldiers dying in water filled, freezing trenches because they cannot be moved for cure due to supply routes being mostly cut off; hospitals all the way to Kiyv overflowing with wounded and simply unable to take on anymore casualties; Ukrainian soldiers cursing the leadership saying they'll kill them if they et back to Kyiv before the Russians; the Wagner psychos quite happily proclaim their advancements; trenches being dug right in the middle of the city (yesterday/today)...

For all of this there's often video evidence, like trenches being dug or bombs being dropped on Ukrainian troops etc. Meanwhile all western media outlets keep dismissing the happening as "Bakhmut is an irrelevant city" and forget to mention that more and more troops are being sent in to defend it.

Can you help shed some light here? Are we being mislead by news outlets or is there a lot of untrue propaganda coming from the other side? The fog of war is incredibly thick in this case.