Roger Huang

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🎙️ @Rogerh1991, speaker at BTC Prague 2025, shares why he’s attending Business Day — and why gatherings like this are essential for the future of Bitcoin. https://t.co/HIkY0cuSxW

A reminder on how the US-Taiwan military relationship is structured. Maybe a model for other conflicts. Default settings around a President’s ability to engage in military conflict are a tricky path. https://t.co/r432FJA2X2

Before Bitcoin, there was also a “network” of sorts that united both Asia and the world and peered together people looking to solve the problem of the state. This technology was Esperanto - a universal language. Reading about its legacy of state capture is valued history. https://t.co/Sd0IQUkVSc

I will never forget the states that killed writers/journalists: Putin’s Russia: Anna Politkovskaya CCP’s China: Liu Xiaobo Bibi’s Israel: Issam Abdallah Mexico’s narco-state: Héctor Félix Miranda

Bitcoin in of itself doesn’t come anywhere close to solve for state psychopaths - from Iran, to Israel, to China invading Vietnam, to Russia invading Ukraine - especially in its fiscalized form. But starving the administrative/war state is possible through it and other means

On 7 June 1981, Isreal bombed an Iraqi nuclear reactor and established the Begin Doctrine codifying this policy. On 30 December 2006, Saddam was hanged after a ground invasion brought on by worries of his WMD program. The last US troops withdrew on 18 December 2011. https://t.co/CW3R2wDsdv

In the Canadian context, I have become nearly a single-issue voter: I will pretty much vote and campaign strongly for any party that pledges to decrease military spending and fights rabidly against BILL C-2, the Border Bill. The problem is that no such party exists. https://t.co/mNOOSemeQQ

Forget all of the noise and emotional bait. This is what the game is about - leveraging the ability to print fiat money to power the state's ability to fight wars and surveil and control their people. If there was war, the restrictions and bans would make COVID seem like a joke. https://t.co/vnR6mgTHIg

"The two opposing poles were Brecht and Mann. Brecht saw Mann as a grandiose narcissist with no empathy for lesser spirits. Mann recoiled from Brecht’s combativeness, although when he read “Mother Courage and Her Children” he was forced to admit that “the beast has talent.” https://t.co/By9LIvq2Of

The deaths of Neda Agha-Soltan and Mahsa Amini are unforgivable and their blood is on the Iranian regime. Yet instead of calling to that, Israel says it is there - by bombing. I know somebody who disagreed with the regime on all things except one: Israel's brutal bombing of Gaza

if somebody ever did a comparative study of شهیدان (martyr) and 人民 (people) and their living instrumentality in state power, as well as what they reveal about the underlying cultures, well, I’d be your first reader/customer.

I despise the mullahs of Iran, having met quite a few atheists who left. However, Iran’s civilizational values revolve around the martyrdom of Husayn and other Shia imams. It gained strength after Iraq’s invasion. I believe Israel is making a severe and elemental mistake. https://t.co/g7Wgf6x4gw

my read from afar as a total stranger: Isreal has accelerated the likelihood Iran will become a nuclear power dramatically. The Iranian elite, including military and religious, are able to hide abroad. The most likely to suffer are the Iranian people.