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Latest crypto hack, $6.3 billion
We might as well just load up ships full of cash and send it to North Korea at this point.

We are terrified they might buy a sweatshirt with a Nike logo on it and spend billions trying enforce tens of thousands of petty sanctions, while we can’t run financial security strong enough to keep them out.

One day we claim they are eating grass and tree bark and have no electricity, the next day they are the world’s most sophisticated hackers.

Then they are running their military off wood gassified trucks, and the next day they are building a massive neighborhood of skyscrapers.

When pictures of Pyongyang appear online, we claim it’s only for a tiny percent of the political elite, but nearly 15% of the entire country lives there.

I’d say either our actual intel or our propaganda is a bit off kilter. We can’t even keep our own stories straight anymore. Our foreign policy is so confused.
10-30-2026 07:58 AM
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Latest crypto hack, $6.3 billion - Todor - 10-30-2026 07:58 AM
RE: Latest crypto hack, $6.3 billion - b2b - 10-30-2026, 08:14 AM
RE: Latest crypto hack, $6.3 billion - b2b - 10-30-2026, 12:44 PM



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