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The Great War Weekly Summary: A Year of Struggles and Shattered Morale
The latest edition of the Great War weekly update offers a sobering overview of the brutal realities faced by the Allied and Central Powers as 1915 nears its end. From the brutal trenches of Italy to the tumultuous campaign in Macedonia and the declining fortunes at Gallipoli, the war's toll is painfully evident.
For most of the period, the Central Powers maintained the upper hand, occupying vast territories in the east, defeating Serbia, and achieving significant victories at Gallipoli. They managed to hold their positions in Italy and the Western Front while planning further advances. Notably, the upcoming week promises more success, with Bulharis poised to push British and French troops out of Macedonia. These successive victories highlight the resilience and strategic positioning of the Central Powers during this phase of the war.
Despite initial efforts, the Italian front had become a nightmare for the Italian Army by late 1915. After four decisive battles at Sochi, Italy's forces were on the brink of collapse. The soldiers suffered heavy casualties—around 400,000 since May—and morale was plummeting. Their dire conditions were compounded by a lack of essential equipment, such as proper weapons, clothing, and food. Soldiers faced deadly machine gun fire unprotected by adequate trenches, many of which were shallow and filthy, often filled with mud and waste.
Uniforms had become thin as paper, with worn wool clothing and fragile shoes with cardboard tops and wooden soles that caused foot injuries. Hygienic conditions were deplorable, with inadequate water containers, leaking tents, and ineffective barbed wire cutters rendered useless under enemy fire. Food was scarce and of such poor quality that many soldiers refused to eat it, leading to hunger amidst the trenches.
The soldiers endured extreme hardships, including exposure to sub-zero temperatures and inadequate shelter. They cooked their meals with makeshift stoves that tasted of gasoline, and their nights were spent huddled together in holes to keep warm. Strict discipline under General Luigi Cadorna prohibited leisure activities like visiting cafes or socializing with civilians, and soldiers faced arrest even for simple gestures like holding hands with their fiancées.
Morale plummeted further as Cadorna’s harsh policies and the brutal realities of trench warfare led to widespread discontent. Some commanding officers, like General Vincenzo Garioni, bizarrely justified massacres of infantry as “therapeutic” to strengthen the army. The result was chaos—soldiers lacked basic training, didn’t understand trench tactics, and suffered from disease and poor hygiene. The situation culminated in the first major mutiny in the Italian Army, with a quarter of the 48th Regiment reduced from 3,000 to just 700 men after four months in the trenches. This unrest led to executions, with two soldiers shot after a mutiny and other disciplinary measures that shocked observers.
The mutinity’s aftermath saw swift, harsh punishments. A platoon returning to the front faced summary executions—eight men were sentenced to death following a military court. The entire unit was forced to witness these executions before being sent back into combat, exemplifying the catastrophic breakdown in discipline and the desperate state of the Italian military effort.
The Gallipoli campaign, a pivotal failure for the Allies, was finally nearing its end. Evacuation plans, scheduled for December 19, threatened a chaotic withdrawal from a heavily fortified beachline. With around 83,000 Allied troops, including heavy artillery and supplies, and dangerous weather conditions, the operation posed tremendous risks. Brigadier General Brundenell White devised a plan to retreat under cover of darkness, but many questions remained whether the Allies would succeed in withdrawing without catastrophic losses.
Meanwhile, in Macedonia, the Allied forces, primarily British and French troops, faced a Bulgarian counterattack. By December 11, the Bulgarians launched a final offensive along the Vardar River, inflicting significant casualties (around 8,000 men lost) and pushing the Allies towards Greece. On December 12, the British and French forces crossed into Greece, with Greek authorities granting free movement to the Allied armies. Despite their difficult retreat over treacherous terrain and a narrow single-track railway, the French General Maurice Sarrail expertly managed the withdrawal, losing only about 3,500 men.
Bulgarian forces, now numbering around 80,000, claimed key Macedonian towns, consolidating their hold on the region. In a symbolic declaration on December 14, Bulgaria celebrated its gains, claiming to have defeated the last enemy forces in Macedonia and marking Serbia's fall in a mere 40 days, compared to just 10 for the Allies—a testament to the shifting power balance.
The week’s broader military developments include Russian advances into Bulgaria, capturing the Hamadan region in Persia, and repulsing rebel forces in the Middle East. British forces under Colonel Gordon defeated 1,200 Senussi fighters in North Africa, while General Horace Smith Dorrien was appointed to lead the Eastern African campaign. His previous successes at Mons and Ypres were marred by disagreements with other Allied leaders, leading to his temporary removal from command.
As 1915 draws to a close, the staggering human toll becomes even more apparent. The weekly report emphasizes the immense suffering—from Italian soldiers in the trenches to exhausted Serbian and Balkan troops facing freezing conditions. The war's brutality has shattered morale across the front lines, resulting in mutinies, executions, and disillusionment among soldiers.
Despite the ongoing destruction, the report reflects on the soldiers’ hopes for Christmas—an event that many assumed they would be home for in 1914, only to realize the war would extend far beyond. The week ends with a poignant reminder of the immense loss, suffering, and despair faced by those fighting in the trenches, and the uncertain path toward the wartime conclusion.
This detailed weekly overview underscores both the relentless hardships endured on every front and the fragile, often fleeting victories that defined this tumultuous phase of the Great War.
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The Life and Legacy of Field Marshal John French: A Veteran of Imperial Wars and a Man Unprepared for Modern Warfare
Polní maršál John French, a towering figure of the British military, dedicated his life to service and adventure during the era of the British Empire’s colonial conquests. His career spanned from the late 19th century into the tumultuous years of World War I, reflecting a seasoned soldier whose experiences in colonial wars did not fully prepare him for the unprecedented horrors of modern global conflict.
Born on September 28, 1852, in Ripple Vale, England, John Denton Pinkstone French’s life was shaped by early hardships. His father, William French, served as an officer in the Royal Navy but passed away when John was just two years old. Following his father’s death, his mother, Margaret, suffered severe depression, leading to John and his elder sister Charlotte being placed under the care of relatives in London.
At only 14, French entered the Royal Navy, embarking on a lifelong military journey. However, in 1874, he transitioned to the army, where his career rapidly gained momentum. His early service took him to distant colonies and conflicts, laying the foundation for his eventual prominence.
In 1885, French participated in the Nile expeditions in Sudan, notably during the rescue attempt of General Charles Gordon in Khartoum. Although the rescue mission failed and Gordon was killed, French’s bravery and leadership caught the attention of his superiors, earning him command of the 19th Hussars by 1890 at the young age of 36.
His career faced a hiccup in 1891 when he was accused of adultery while on leave in India—a scandal that earned him the nickname "French Holiday" among troops. Despite this, he continued to ascend, commanding cavalry units during the Second Boer War in South Africa, where he earned national recognition for his role at the Battle of Elandslaagte and the subsequent capture of Kimberley, a strategic diamond hub.
French’s success in South Africa established his reputation as a formidable leader. Returning to Britain, he was promoted multiple times and, by 1912, became the Chief of the Imperial General Staff, the professional head of the British Army. His position positioned him as the designated commander of the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) in the event of war—a responsibility he was preparing for as tensions in Europe escalated.
When World War I erupted in August 1914, French was at the forefront. Leading the BEF, he played a significant role in the initial battles in Belgium, including the Battle of Mons. Though these early engagements laid the groundwork for Allied victories, they also marked the beginning of widespread criticism against him.
Criticism and Challenges During the Great War
Public opinion turned against French as the war dragged on. He was blamed for high British casualties, even though the scale of losses was comparatively modest next to German and French figures. His reluctance to fully support French military strategies and his preference for withdrawing troops for reorganization, especially during intense battles like Ypres, drew further ire from political leaders, notably Lord Kitchener.
His strategic decisions during early battles, including the costly attempt at a breakthrough at Loos, did not yield the desired results. Following these setbacks, in December 1915, French was replaced by Sir Douglas Haig and returned to Britain. Officially, his departure was attributed to his alleged lack of vigor and resolve, although some historians argue it was more about disagreements over military strategy.
Later Years and Legacy
Back in Britain, French served as commander of the home forces and later as Governor of Ireland. His post-war memoirs, published in 1919, were heavily criticized for inaccuracies and embellishments, tarnishing his reputation further.
John French died from cancer on May 22, 1925, leaving behind a complex legacy. Despite an illustrious military career marked by colonial conquests and battlefield successes, he exemplified a military leadership unprepared for the radical transformation of warfare ushered in by World War I. His experiences highlight the disconnect between 19th-century imperial combat and the brutal realities of 20th-century total war.
French’s life underscores a poignant truth: a soldier shaped by colonial battles and traditional warfare could find himself ill-equipped to face the technological and tactical upheavals of modern combat. His career reflects the clash between imperial glory and the destructive might of mechanized war, making him a symbol of a bygone era and a cautionary tale about leadership in times of revolutionary change.
John French’s story is not just about a military man; it encapsulates the transition from empire-based conflicts to the devastating total war of the 20th century. His experiences serve as both a testament to dedication and a reminder of the perils of military complacency in the face of inevitable change.
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The End of Gallipoli: A Turning Point in World War I
In the weeks leading up to this moment, the Allied campaign at Gallipoli has been nothing short of a tragic stalemate. Since April, the Allies—primarily British, Australian, New Zealand, and French troops—have been relentlessly attacking fortified Turkish positions atop the Gallipoli Peninsula. However, their efforts have consistently failed, marred by exhaustion, disease, and stubborn Turkish resistance.
The Gallipoli campaign, initially conceived as a bold attempt to open a new front and knock the Ottoman Empire out of the war, proved to be a quagmire. Months of fighting had decimated the Allied forces, and progress was painfully slow. The troops faced not only enemy fire but also harsh conditions: disease, lack of supplies, and the difficulty of seizing elevated terrain. The Turks, well-entrenched and resilient, held their positions tenaciously, making any significant breakthrough impossible.
This week marks a pivotal moment—the beginning of the evacuation from Gallipoli. Under the cover of darkness and meticulous planning, the Allies began to pull their troops out, orchestrating a strategic retreat that aimed to minimize Turkish casualties and avoid a disastrous defeat.
Meanwhile, the war on other fronts continued to evolve. On the Eastern Front, both Russian and German forces, suffering from the brutal winter, halted major operations. The land had become frosty and treacherous, making rapid movements difficult, though artillery exchanges, snipers, and aerial combat persisted fiercely. Unlike the Western Front, where trenches were more organized and the terrain higher and drier, the Eastern Front was often riddled with holes and mud, making control and composition more challenging.
The Germans, more accustomed to winter warfare, benefited from a higher proportion of trained scientists and mechanical specialists, and had brought along winter provisions—warm clothing, heated dugouts, and specialized units such as snow cavalry with skis. The Russian troops, despite their resilience, faced severe hardships, with the conflict turning into a form of guerrilla warfare over small patches of territory.
Shifts in Leadership and Strategic Planning
In the Western Front, notable leadership changes reflect the ongoing frustration. British Commander John French resigned on December 15 after months of failed offensives, replaced by General Douglas Haig. This transition signaled a shift towards more aggressive tactics, even as the Allies continued to face setbacks.
On the battlefield, German forces launched a gas attack using phosgene at Ypres, but British troops, trained to counter such tactics with gas masks, held the line. French forces achieved a tactical victory by capturing Hartmannsweilerkopf in Alsace after eight months of brutal fighting, although the Germans quickly retook parts of the lost territory.
The Germans' strategic outlook for 1916 involved resuming unrestricted submarine warfare and targeting the French defenses at Verdun. Chief of Staff Erich von Falkenhayn aimed to break French morale through attrition—a brutal approach later condemned by historians like Alistair Horne, who noted the war's inhumanity where human lives became mere statistics in a relentless pursuit of exhaustion.
The Gallipoli Evacuation: A Masterclass in Deception
One of the most remarkable aspects of this week's military maneuvering is the careful planning of the evacuation from Gallipoli, spearheaded by Brigadier General Brundell White. Recognizing the danger of Turkish detection and potential annihilation, White devised an intricate plan: secretly withdrawing troops under the pretext of routine activity and assembling fully armed units for a stealthy exit.
The plan employed 'silent hours,' periods when movement and noise would be kept to a minimum, allowing the Allies to evacuate thousands of men without significant Turkish interference. Over a span of 12 days, from December 8 to 20, approximately 83,000 soldiers, nearly 4,700 horses, and numerous vehicles and artillery pieces were quietly moved away from Suvla Bay and Anzac Cove.
Despite the meticulous effort, Turkish forces perceived the evacuation as a major victory, claiming it as a triumph. In reality, the loss was minimal—only three British soldiers were wounded—a testament to the precision of Allied planning. Their withdrawal was so effective that it went unnoticed during the night, avoiding a potentially catastrophic Turkish counterattack.
Reflecting on the Human Cost and the War’s Grim Reality
As soldiers began heading home for Christmas, the harsh reality of the war persisted. British troops, under the new command of General Haig, yearned for peace and a return to normalcy, singing songs of longing for home. Yet, death and destruction continued unabated. Many would not survive the year, and no Christmas truce was in the cards—a reflection of a conflict where sentimentality was drowned out by relentless violence.
The Bigger Picture: Plans for 1916 and Future Warfare
Looking ahead, German military leaders set ambitious and ruthless strategic plans. Falkenhayn’s aim was to dismantle French morale through a bloody attrition campaign at Verdun, while secretly supporting the Bolsheviks by funding propaganda efforts in Russia. The broader German strategy included resuming unrestricted submarine warfare—a dangerous gambit intended to starve Britain of supplies and bring the Allied war effort to its knees.
In the background, the Allied command grappled with operational delays. Lloyd George, speaking in the British House of Commons, lamented how delays in decision-making and execution—episodes of being 'too late'—had prolonged suffering and sapped morale. The recurring theme was clear: the Allies needed to accelerate their efforts or risk losing the war altogether.
Conclusion: A War of Attrition and Strategic Withdrawal
The week’s events epitomize the brutal, often strategic, chaos of World War I. The evacuation from Gallipoli marks not just a tactical retreat but a symbol of the shift towards more calculated and, at times, deceptive military maneuvers. While leadership changes and strategic plans hint at a future of intensified combat, the human toll remains profound—soldiers facing an unending cycle of violence, longing for peace, and the grim inevitability of loss.
As the trenches deepen and the toll rises, the war's true horror becomes ever more apparent. Yet amidst the chaos, stories of clever planning and resilience serve as a testament to the ingenuity and resolve of those caught in the colossal machinery of the First World War.
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The Final Voyage of the Emden: A Tale of Courage and Persistence in World War I
Indy Neidell takes us on a riveting recounting of the remarkable story of the SMS Emden, a German light cruiser whose daring exploits during the early months of World War I exemplify ingenuity, resilience, and relentless determination amidst chaos and danger.
Commissioned in 1906 as part of Germany’s Dresden class of light cruisers, the SMS Emden was a formidable vessel for its size and era. With a crew of 361 personnel—18 officers and 343 men—it could reach speeds up to 23.5 knots, armed with ten quick-loading 40-caliber cannons, each capable of firing shells over 12 kilometers. Additionally, she was equipped to lay mines and launch torpedoes, making her a versatile tool for naval warfare.
When the war ignited in August 1914, the Emden was stationed at Tsingtao, a German-held territory in China. Her commanding officer, Karl von Müller, recognized the strategic importance of her location and proposed a bold plan: instead of joining the main East Asia Squadron under Admiral Maximilian von Spee headed for South America and back to Germany, the Emden would remain behind to disrupt Allied shipping routes.
Von Müller’s decision set the stage for an audacious campaign of commerce raiding. Acting independently, the Emden unleashed a series of attacks against Allied commercial vessels, seeking to damage Britain’s supply lines and weaken its naval dominance in the region. Starting in September 1914, she captured numerous ships, including five vessels in quick succession and sank four more in one week.
One of her most dramatic early actions was her raid on Madras harbor in India, where she shelled the oil tanks of Burma Oil Company, igniting fires and causing significant damage. She then slipped away, leaving chaos in her wake, and managed to reduce shipping between India and the Suez Canal by approximately 60 percent—a blow to British logistical operations.
In late October 1914, the Emden’s boldness peaked at Penang, a British colony on the coast of Malaysia. Disguised as a British cruiser using a false smokestack, she entered the harbor undetected. Her target was the Russian cruiser Zhemchug, then undergoing repairs. The Emden opened fire, and a fierce explosion followed, sinking the Russian ship and killing 89 crew members, with 143 wounded.
Besides sinking Zhemchug, the Emden also destroyed the French destroyer Mousquet, resulting in further loss of life. Her relentless attacks had accumulated a tally of 25 civilian vessels sunk or captured, cementing her reputation as a formidable commerce raider.
However, such a streak couldn’t last forever. Von Müller aimed the Emden toward Direction Island, located between Australia and Sri Lanka, seeking refuge and repair. He dispatched a shore party to disable communications, but their efforts were detected. The Australian cruiser HMAS Sydney was nearby, and the battle was soon set.
On November 28, 1914, the eventual confrontation occurred. Despite the Emden’s aggressive opening salvo, her damage was significant; she was hit nearly 100 times, with only one gun still operational, one funnel torn off, and a fire raging in her engine room. Her crew suffered heavy casualties—nearly half were killed. Facing imminent destruction, Von Müller ordered the wreck to be run aground on North Keeling Island, where the Sydney shelled and destroyed the remnants of the Emden.
Survivors and a Remarkable Escape
Not all crew members perished; the aftermath saw survivors taken prisoner or attempting to escape. Von Müller and other officers were sent to Malta, while the rest of the crew found themselves in prisoner-of-war camps across Australia and Singapore.
Yet, the story does not end there. What makes the Emden’s tale extraordinary is the incredible endurance and resourcefulness of her crew following their ship’s destruction. First Officer Helmuth von Mücke and his men abandoned the wreck and managed to man an old, dilapidated schooner called Ayesha. Despite her fragility, they set sail across the Indian Ocean, navigating by catch rainwater and shifting winds.
A Journey of Courage: From the Indians to the Ottoman Empire
After a perilous voyage, the crew reached the neutral Dutch colony of Padang in Indonesia in late December 1914, where they stayed briefly before leaving under cover of darkness. They evaded British ships, weathered storms, and eventually linked up with German and Austrian vessels. Their resilience was evident in their journey—covering over 1,700 nautical miles aboard the Ayesha.
Their voyage took them to the German steamer Choising, and from there, they pursued further refuge by heading toward the Ottoman Empire, which had recently entered the war as an ally of Germany. The crew crossed into Yemen and faced hostility from local tribes and armed nomads but received crucial support from Arab allies, whom they secured by proclaiming their German nationality and appealing to local sentiments.
Final Legs and Arrival in Constantinople
The Germans endured fever, dysentery, and exhaustion as they marched through the desert to Hodeida and then to Jeddah. From there, they took the Hejaz Railway to Damascus, then to Aleppo, and finally reached Constantinople (modern-day Istanbul) in May 1915.
Their odyssey was a testament to remarkable survival, ingenuity, and steadfastness amid adversity. Von Mücke reported their successful landings to the German naval command, emphasizing the extraordinary journey undertaken by a small group of sailors pushed to the limits of human endurance.
Reflections and the War’s Human Toll
While history often celebrates the daring exploits of ships like the Emden, Neidell reminds us of the grim realities of war. He emphasizes that behind the stories of heroism are the countless lives lost—sailors, civilians, and soldiers—highlighting the brutal truth that war is "hell." During the Christmas season, he calls for a moment of reflection and remembrance for the soldiers fighting worldwide, who may never return to their families.
The story of the Emden epitomizes the spirit of resistance and determination during wartime, with her brave sailors surviving against the odds after their vessel was destroyed. The narrative underscores the importance of individual resilience, tactical ingenuity, and the human capacity to endure immense hardship—a story as inspiring as it is sobering.
For those interested in the broader context of the German East Asia Squadron and the fates of figures like Admiral Maximilian von Spee, Neidell encourages viewers to explore dedicated biography episodes for deeper insights.
This saga of the Emden and her crew is more than just a chapter in naval history; it’s a testament to courage amidst chaos. It reminds us that sometimes, even in the darkest moments of war, heroism and resilience shine brightest.
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The Fascinating World of German Pistols in World War I: A Deep Dive
Introduction: Collaborating with C&Rsenal on a Historic Journey
Indy Neidell and Flo take viewers on an intriguing journey into the history of German handguns used during World War I. This special feature, produced in collaboration with Othais of C&Rsenal — one of the most renowned YouTube channels for firearm history — explores the evolution, mechanics, and significance of these iconic weapons through detailed analysis and demonstrations.
The journey begins with the Reichsrevolver, a robust, early breech-loading revolver from 1879. Indy showcases the 79 model and the more compact 83 model, both mechanically similar. These firearms reflect a time when revolvers were predominantly single-action, requiring manually cocking the hammer before each shot.
This pistol's design emphasizes reliability and durability — qualities German engineers prized. Its construction is hefty, resembling a “brick,” underscoring its solid craftsmanship. Chambered mainly in a variant of the .44 S&W Russian cartridge—considered a powerful and reliable round at the time—the Reichsrevolver was a military mainstay, especially valued for its toughness on the battlefield.
Moving forward in history, Indy introduces the legendary Luger P08, an icon recognized worldwide for its distinctive toggle-lock mechanism and sleek design. Revered in popular culture — many Bond villains carried Lugers — the weapon symbolizes innovation in firearm engineering.
The Luger operates via a short recoil system, where the slide and barrel move backward together upon firing. This movement causes the toggle joint to unlock, eject the spent cartridge, and chamber a new round. Indie highlights a key feature: the disassemblable magazine, which, although seemingly detachable, actually requires a fixed magazine loaded with stripper clips, demanding careful operation during reloading.
The Luger's high-quality manufacturing and tight sealing made it highly reliable, even in muddy or harsh conditions. Its design allowed for a high-capacity 10-round magazine—a significant upgrade over previous pistols, giving soldiers greater firepower with a single, manageable weapon.
Design Considerations: Recoil Management and Ergonomics
Indy discusses the weapon's handling: due to the barrel's high position relative to the shooter's hand (the muzzle climb), controlling recoil was essential. The Luger’s stock design, including adjustable sights and ergonomic features, allowed soldiers to improve accuracy and manage the considerable upward force when firing.
He demonstrates how the weapon could be used shoulder-fired like a carbine, transforming it into a versatile firearm suitable for different combat scenarios. The integration of a stock and the ability to use it akin to a small rifle made the Luger adaptable for close quarters and ranged engagement alike.
The Iconic C96: The "Broomhandle" Submachine Gun
Next, Indy introduces the C96, perhaps the most recognizable pistol of the era, often dubbed the "Broomhandle" due to its distinctive grip shape. This semi-automatic pistol boasts a fixed magazine within the frame, high capacity (typically 10 rounds), and a robust construction inspired by earlier machine gun mechanisms.
He highlights its unique operating method, which employs a bolt handle — a design derived from machine guns like the Maxim. The bolt, connected to a tilting barrel, integrates a short recoil system similar to the Luger but features a rotating locking bolt.
The Mechanical Marvel: The Cycling Process
Indy closely examines how the bolt mechanism operates. When fired, the bolt is pushed backward by recoil, rotating and unlocking with a hinge-like motion reminiscent of a human knee. A spring then pushes the bolt forward again, stripping a new cartridge from the fixed magazine and chambering it for the next shot.
He demonstrates the rapid cycling capabilities of the C96, emphasizing its high rate of fire, often comparable to machine guns. The design allows for efficient automatic fire if equipped with a drum magazine, which could hold up to 32 rounds—a crucial feature for trench combat.
The cylinder-like drum magazines earned the "Snail" nickname and provided soldiers with a significant ammunition advantage in close combat, such as clearing trenches or engaged in rapid assaults.
Reliability and Practicality in Wartime
A recurring theme in the discussion is the reliability of these early 20th-century firearms. Despite their complexity, the German pistols were known for their durability. They functioned well even in muddy, dirty environments, thanks to tight seals and robust construction.
Indy notes that soldiers carried these weapons in well-made leather holsters, often attached to their belts for quick access. The weapons' modular design and sturdy operation meant malfunctions were relatively rare, an essential trait during the chaos of war.
Real-World Usage and Impact
Throughout the presentation, Indy emphasizes why these weapons were critical: they provided German soldiers with reliable, high-capacity, and versatile firearms that could be used in various combat scenarios. The progression from revolvers like the Reichsrevolver to semi-automatic pistols like the Luger, and finally to the high-capacity C96, reflects the ongoing arms race of innovation driven by wartime necessity.
In particular, the Luger and C96 influenced firearm design profoundly, inspiring future weapons and becoming cultural icons. Their deployment changed infantry tactics, enabling soldiers to carry more firepower without significantly increasing weapon size or weight.
Conclusion: A Legacy of Innovation
Indy wraps up by highlighting the enduring legacy of these early German pistols. The engineering ingenuity and adaptability showcased by these weapons set standards that would influence firearm design for decades.
He encourages viewers to explore more about specific models, particularly the C96, by visiting Othais’ C&Rsenal channel for detailed reviews and historical insights. As he signs off, Indy reminds us of the intertwined history of technology, warfare, and culture, all embodied in these remarkable firearms of the First World War.
For further details and in-depth analysis, check out the linked content on C&Rsenal — a treasure trove for firearm enthusiasts and history buffs alike.
We bid farewell to the month with a story of mermaids and a bit of terror to set the mood for the afternoon.
Mermaids have always been the subject of stories, in some they are good and in others dark beings. The story is set on a beach where some kids make a shocking discovery, everything becomes darker and chaotic from that event.
I hope the mermaids are to the liking of our community of lions.
It doesn't even have to be made by INLEO, they could just use services like PerfectGift.com or something. It just needs to be purchasable by $LEO and have the INLEO Logo and Color-themes. #crypto #inleo #feedback #leo #idea
They urged clarity in crypto trading rules, granting the CFTC authority to supervise spot markets, accelerating DeFi products through safe harbors, and encouraging Congress to enact a "Digital Asset Market Clarity Act" to solidify U.S.
I pretty much talk to around 50 employees a day in our company on a daily basis and pretty much most of them use AI for their work. Some way too https://inleo.io/threads/v2/trendingmuch. Some less but majority is using them for good.
That's awesome to hear that most of your team is using AI in some way. I reckon as the tools get even better, it'll be hard for anyone to resist jumping on board
Cursor's a game-changer for devs for sure. I've seen productivity spikes with tools like that too. Can't wait to see how much further AI pushes the limits
LeoDex has an Interface Health Score of 418. It’s ranked #6.
The Interface Health Score is a composite metric that evaluates the overall performance of each interface by analyzing key factors such as user growth, transaction volume, and earnings. It provides a single score that highlights how well an interface is performing compared to others, making it easy to identify top performers.To qualify interfaces must achieve a swap volume of at least $10,000 during the last 2 weeks from 25+ unique addresses and through 100+ swaps.
I sold some $SPS, but this time the proceeds will not be invested in $LEO. Those who have been following @khaleelkazi knows another option with a certain "discount".
The community spirit around $LEO is what's really interesting to me. When everyone is saying the same thing and being positive about it, it shows that something solid and authentic is happening.
We need to get this words beyond Hive and inleo platform.
I want a healthy correction for Leo token. Call your friends, families and neighbours whose hands are weak to come and sell their tokens. We need this correction for a new height to be unlocked.
We begin learning from the moment we enter this world, and we continue learning until our death. We go to school for the sake of gaining knowledge that can be handful to us in life. But does school teach all the important life lessons?
There are many lessons that are not taught by schools. We need to learn it by our own based on our experience. School lessons are just a small part of the entire life lesson.
Research into stars that disappeared before the Sputnik era has revealed a curious connection with unidentified aerial phenomena and nuclear weapons tests.
The Enigmatic Life of Mata Hari: The Iconic Dancer and Alleged Spy of World War I
Introduction: A Woman of Mystery and Allure
Margaretha Geertruida Zelle, better known by her stage name Mata Hari, remains one of the most captivating and controversial figures of the early 20th century. Celebrated for her exotic dance and sensational performances, she became a worldwide icon during the tumultuous years of World War I. Her life story is intertwined with glamour, tragedy, espionage, and a dramatic execution—elements that have cemented her place in history as both femme fatale and alleged spy.
Born in 1876 into a wealthy Dutch family in Leeuwarden, Margaretha's childhood was marked by tragedy and upheaval. Her father was a hat merchant and a financial speculator who eventually went bankrupt. At the age of 15, she lost her mother, and her father, overwhelmed by financial troubles, took her younger brother with him to start afresh, leaving Margaretha with her godparents. Sent to a girls' boarding school, it was initially expected she would become a teacher. However, her rebellious streak surfaced at 17 when she was accused of having an affair with an older school director, leading to her expulsion.
After her expulsion, Margaretha moved in with her uncle in The Hague. Two years later, she responded to an advertisement by Rudolf John MacLeod, a military captain stationed in the Dutch East Indies (present-day Indonesia). She sent her photo and was swiftly taken with the 21-year-old officer. They married in 1895 amidst significant age disparity, and soon after, relocated to Indonesia. Their marriage, initially promising, was marred by MacLeod’s alcoholism and infidelity. To escape her unhappy marriage, Margaretha joined a local dance troupe and adopted her stage name Mata Hari—"Eye of the Day" in Malay.
Personal Tragedies and Transformation into Mata Hari
The couple’s life was riddled with tragedy when their children fell ill and died suddenly—one of them at just three years old. Speculation suggests poisoning by a servant, while others point to complications from inherited syphilis. Disillusioned, Margaretha and her husband returned to Europe, where MacLeod took her daughter with him, leaving Margaretha alone and penniless in Paris.
In Paris, she eked out a living as a circus rider and then as a model before embracing her new identity as a dancer. In 1905, she met the artist Emil Guimet, who invited her to perform at his museum. She began her career as Mata Hari, mesmerizing audiences with her exotic performances inspired by her Indonesian experiences. Her dance—characterized by revealing costumes, billowing veils, and a mystic persona—became an instant sensation, capturing the imagination of Parisian society.
Mata Hari’s performances often featured her dressed as a sacred temple dancer, claiming origins from Jaffna, Sri Lanka, where she was supposedly a Brahmin and temple dancer who was initiated into the divine mysteries of love and worship. Her act involved bold, provocative movements, with her bare back exposed and her breasts modestly concealed by jewelry. Her ability to transform striptease into an art form made her an icon of the cosmopolitan and daring belle époque.
As her popularity waned with new generations of dancers, Mata Hari resorted to flirting with powerful men, including government and military officials, to sustain her flamboyant lifestyle.
The Apex and Downfall: World War I and Espionage Allegations
By 1915, her stage career was waning, but her life took a sudden turn during World War I. Because the Netherlands remained neutral, Mata Hari could cross borders freely, and her activities caught the attention of British and French intelligence agencies.
In 1916, she fell in love with a young Russian captain wounded in battle. When he was injured, she was approached by Captain Georges Ladoux, who suggested she could assist France’s espionage efforts. Although her actual involvement remains shrouded in mystery, she was purportedly tasked with gathering intelligence and using her charm to access enemy secrets.
Reports from 1917 indicated that German agents believed Mata Hari was passing secret information, though her part in espionage is still debated among historians. She claimed to have been working for France, yet conflicting reports suggest she may have been a double agent or simply a courtesan exploited for her contacts.
Trial, Conviction, and Execution
In February 1917, Mata Hari was arrested in Paris amid suspicions of spying for Germany. Her trial, held in secrecy, lasted less than 45 minutes. Key evidence was circumstantial; witnesses and her own confessions pointed to her receiving money for sexual services, which the prosecution argued amounted to passing enemy secrets. She was swiftly convicted of espionage.
On October 15, 1917, at the age of 41, Mata Hari was executed by firing squad. According to accounts, she removed her blindfold and blew a kiss to the soldiers before her death, cementing her status as a tragic and enigmatic web of intrigue.
Legacy: Myth, Reality, and Cultural Impact
Declassified German documents released in the 1970s suggest that there is credible evidence of her espionage activities, but many doubt the extent or even the reality of her spying role. Her story remains one of ambiguity—was she a genuine spy, a scapegoat, or simply a victim of wartime paranoia?
Her life has inspired countless films, books, and plays. The 1931 Hollywood film featuring Greta Garbo as Mata Hari immortalized her as a femme fatale and symbol of seduction and danger.
Mata Hari’s story epitomizes the allure and tragedy of a woman who seemed to live two lives: the exotic dancer captivating Parisian elites and the accused spy caught in the chaos of war. Her fate—death by firing squad—has cemented her place as one of history’s most legendary figures, a woman whose identity continues to evoke fascination and intrigue a century after her demise.
Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for more insights into World War I history, and don’t forget to subscribe for upcoming features. See you next Thursday.
The second quarter of 2025 showcased contrasting market dynamics. HYPE spearheaded the bullish rally with a 203% increase and a strong confidence score of 88.02, while SPX6900 and PENGU experienced significant recoveries.
Conversely, GT managed a mere 3.08, and both AVAX and APT saw significant declines. Is sentiment now the key to success? Which community is your preference?
Sharks and rays initially seem to establish sex similar to mammals, yet they have developed a unique method, which they've used for hundreds of millions of years.
La economía y las finanzas de #cuba son un rompecabezas descapitalizado. Entérate de uno de sus aspectos peculiares en el link que te dejo dentro de este hilo.
The boxer crab has developed a unique adaptation by utilizing anemones' stinging abilities to its benefit, gripping the venomous Triactis producta in each of its claws. 🦀
Never walk past a playboy at a garage or estate sale. Some are very valuable and I've sold quite a few. Most of the anniversary ones sell for $15-20 on ebay.
The BLUDGEON HUCKER is a monster that was launched into the game with the launch of Conclave Arcand edition cardset. This monster by rarity is common type, and it belongs to the Water element.
Bludgeon hucker comes from the Ulund bloodline. The mana cost to use this monster in battles is 5. The attack type of this monster is Ranged and it also comes with a good combo of armour and health.
Imagine a world where the equator experiences below-freezing temperatures, oceans are locked in ice, and survival is a daily challenge: this is Snowball Earth.
Between POL and LeoStrategy, I think around 5M $LEO might be permanently staked on sLEO, earning USDC and auto compounding for more LEO that is perma staked every day
Imagine $1,000 per day is being earned (would be light in comparison to what is being earned by other UIs)
If 15M total LEO is staked as sLEO, 33% or $333 per day would be earned by POL & LeoStrategy
$333 at current prices = about 5,200 LEO per day that will get bought off the market or about 2M LEO per year that will be removed from the market and can never be sold
We are not bullish enough.
The sooner we sell out LSTR, the better. The more LEO that can be acquired by the fund, the more buy pressure LEO will permanently have from LeoDex USDC rewards
A groundbreaking discovery has been made: the rarest baryon decay ever observed was found during an experiment that wasn't specifically searching for it ⚛
Friend 1 - You don't own any bitcoin, how sad!
Me - Do you have bitcoin?
Friend 1,2 - No we don't, it's too costly now.
Me - Do you own Leo?
Friend 1, 2 - what's that?
Me - Something I am not missing and you both are missing. How Sad!
There have been countless number of those scam websites. We have to be careful when using it. It can lead to compromise of more than what we might think.
Totally, educating ourselves is the best defense against these scams. Staying updated on the latest tricks scammers use can save us a lot of trouble down the line
Haha, no worries, it’s a bit out there! Basically, this metal-organic complex shows that some “impossible” molecules might actually work under the right conditions. Science keeps surprising us like that
The only true way to actually profit in crypto is to invest the money you would never need in the short term. There's 99% probability that 99% of people would sell their coins if it does 10x within a short time without minding whether it will go up further than that.
i have seen some new names selling recently. Maybe the leo success is spreading like a fire in the forest. Still people are unable to take the right decision.
With strong international partnerships and a focus on environmental responsibility, we aim to support the circular economy through efficient, ethical scrap trading practices. https://tinyurl.com/3skd5m47 #plasticscrap #scraprecycling
True, tires are tough to replace with no clear alternatives yet. I think awareness is low, but maybe innovations in materials or recycling could help down the line
I am loving it that the Inleo platform is taking good care of those who supports the platform by being premium user. This is how everyone win together.
You are right, a lot of people thought that the 10 HBD is way too much for them to part with without thinking about the benefits they would enjoy. Inleo is making Hive platform a great place to be.
Basically, AI can generate code that looks right but has small errors. Fixing these takes time and effort, creating a hidden cost in productivity since devs spend more time debugging than coding from scratch
One day to go on my premium subscription, have 7 HBD on ground, will need a couple of days for payout to drop and complete it for renewal. Hate to not be able to renew immediately.😞
With some proper direction now and a publicly-facing board, we will collectively make LeoStrategy a financial second-layer on top of the LEO Token Economy
One of the first revenue-generating services will be up-and-running by next week, adding to the list of ways that @leostrategy captures tokens and swaps them for more permanently-held LEO that backs the LSTR fund value
The discount is approaching 35% and revenue methods are barely getting started
Post Rewards
Curation Rewards
sLEO USDC Rewards (starting Sept 23rd)
NewService (TBA, will be live by next week)
Idea I have for collateralized lending ran on LeoDex, operated by LeoStrategy
... and many more in the future!
All of these methods and more will create revenue, buy LEO and accrete value for every LSTR holder
I am very excited about what this team is capable of (and it's also nice to have another team working hard without needing me day-to-day)
Had to be done. Can't have a LEO based investment fund not in LSTR. Will add more but don't want to do it to fast as I've got to trade $LEO to do it and don't want to hurt LEO's momentum.
We're trying to tag people on the richlist to get more LEO sold on the market. The SIRP is having trouble finding asks to bid on
Feel free to set some asks too 🫡 the momentum isn't going to stop. My main worry is that the SIRP + POL + LeoStrategy are all trying to bid into thin liquidity and it's better to slowly rise than have a moon scenario where sellers then jump in and get overpaid
If you know of any old LEO stakeholders who have forgotten about the project / might want to take some profits, tagging them now is a good idea
Time to rotate to new hands and give this place a fresh start. Many of the old hands are exhausted hodlers. Our goal is to have the real ones aboard for what comes next
$PLS Pulsechain is undervalued not because of it's capabilities but Richard Heart has returned after his victory against the SEC and the engagement is High on X.
I'm going to be retaking a position in Pulsechain. Realize it is a $6.6 Billion marketcap and would be #30 on CoinGecko if them and CoinMarketCap didn't keep it off the front page. Most things are dumping and it is staying green.
I am loving the Inleo community more and more. See what Thomas Moore just did, sent me 2.5 HBD to complete my funds for premium renewal. Though this is a loan, I am more than grateful for this. Thanks man.
Get some LSTR exposure before the entire initial sale is gone or you will be buying it 35% higher (and this 35% is growing)
LSTR's initial sale is a huge opportunity to get into it before it goes to the open market. The fund's LEO value continues to rise. At $0.12, the fund's value will be trading at a 70%+ discount
An email arrived claiming there were two unclaimed airdrops linked to an anonymous email, supposedly with the right credentials. The sender was "[email protected]" (note the missing 'k'), clearly indicating it's a scam.
Ethereum Celebrates 10 Years: What Lies in the Next Ten Years?
"Tackling interoperability is the major milestone on the horizon. When interoperability becomes seamless, Ethereum will once again function as a cohesive network."
However, if an irreversible mistake is made, worrying about it won't help. The focus should be on making the best possible decision moving forward. Always capitalize on the current circumstances.
The narrative shifted from labeling crypto as a scam to regulators like the SEC undertaking initiatives to bring financial markets onto the blockchain. This feels like a lasting victory.
Whenever a partner believes they have completely understood you and mastered your essence, it can be invigorating to unveil a new, intriguing facet of your personality for them to explore.
Another 924 people discussing Richard Heart's Hex/Pulse eco system on X spaces on a Thursday. Things are heating up. Liquidity is thin. Will a moon shot be incoming?
Centralized platforms often prioritize VIPs, offering quick withdrawals, better rates, and special support for the influential. Onchain, equality prevails—no VIP treatment, no special privileges, just fairness for all.
Seeking the most secure messaging apps? Two top contenders are recommended: one offering peer-to-peer connections and the other known for robust privacy features.
Hello $LEO.
It's the last day of July. The days flew by.
Haven't been here today so I couldn't let the night pass without showing up.
Fortunately, I just published my long form post a while ago, the last for the month and now waiting for Hive buzz notify and my badge.
These badges are constant reminder to keep being active in the community and growing my reputation.
Todays to-do list for every lion eceryday!
See the LEO price continuously is also a part of to do list😅
GM! Get that $LEO!
Good morning! 🦁
Digital lions for the win $LEO 🚀
#grindsquad #duo #dook #aideep
to be accepting of others without being dismissive of yourself
My LEO value has tripled since last month.
Have bought some? or what? Good for you !ALIVE
Nope. I just earn it on chain.
even better 💪🦁
Of course, it will. From 2 cents to 6 cents. Nice little surprise
freakin #hilarious but #horrifying topic
!summarize
This video has already been summarized: https://inleo.io/threads/view/taskmaster4450le/re-taskmaster4450le-22sqcinac
Data entry looks simple from the outside, but requires utmost painstaking in approach.
People are still sleeping on $LSTR!
#leostrategy #lstr
shh🤫. Don't let other know about it otherwise they will rush to buy all.
That's good - still @anderssinho is on #1 !LOLZ !ALIVE
lolztoken.com
Friday is open Mike night.
Credit: reddit
@leostrategy, I sent you an $LOLZ on behalf of ben.haase
(5/10)
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If my interest is only on Hive can this token still create value for me?
Will it still trade on Hive a year from now and in that time will it appreciate in value?
#aiimages #aiart #aiartonleo
If we can get the words outside there about the potential of this project, one can only imagine what will happen. This is one of the reasons projects pay influencers heavily for visibility.
Been trying chatgpt overall I feel Google Gemini is superior but openAI got some neat features like this agent doing research on my blog post as we speak 🙊
Don't ask I won't tell unless you my inLeo sub 🤣
#grindsquad #duo #dook #aideep
Which one of you did that?
#business #crypto #lmao #bbh
I'm quite certain one of my head vein will burst someday
Can't stop thinking about the promises I've made to myself and others... It's just driving me insane atp.
Let me guess trying to be the man of the house and world is getting stressed caught from all sides? Yeah vein pains are from that self struggle.
yep exactly
Price $ETH #hive #eth #cent #gifu
#aikids
My boy had a neat idea he wanted a picture of grass drinking from a bottle of water.
This is not what he had in mind 🤣
#grindsquad #duo #dook #aideep
Country road. Nothing better. I usually take the back roads to work.
#newsoninleo #liotes
read on, link ⬇️
https://coinmarketcap.com/academy/article/wlfi-news-wlfi-invests-dollar10m-in-falcon-finance-for-stablecoin-infrastructure?lid=pe70rpo3h36f
cheering for arb to be brought back asap to Maya.
#newsoninleo #liotes
do you agree?
read on, link ⬇️
https://coinmarketcap.com/academy/article/altcoin-news-altseason-approaches-as-bitcoin-dominance-falls-amid-regulatory-clarity?lid=bsgnp8cm8pl1
#newsoninleo #liotes
This is good news, right !!
read on, link⬇️
https://coinmarketcap.com/academy/article/crypto-news-jpmorgan-partners-with-coinbase-for-direct-bank-to-wallet-crypto-access?lid=xhhhtb1xk4bn
Downloading the video and its subtitles and playing them on a PC uses less internet because you avoid YouTube ads.
VLC will create a video by adding subtitles to the video.
You can copy the video ID from yt5s.biz with youtube.com/?v=.
inLeo is the future
#freegifs4leo
#grindsquad #duo #dook #aideep
Yes, and the best part is that this is just the beginning.
The Cat was Attacked!
In the ultimate irony. A friend's cat went crazy and attacked my leg, several scratches and a bite. I'm fine though. Just ironic.
Haha that except he didnt stop until he was using my leg as a scratch post
Looking hopeful.
Why Aren't You Living on Crypto Yet?!
Live in one hour!
We're doing a space on X to workshop why people aren't using crypto as money for day-to-day payments.
Come workshop it with the best minds in the space.
Join the #threadcast and we'll give you upvotes and address some of the bigger comments!
#crypto #dash
Here's the space link:
https://x.com/Dashpay/status/1950379080182092163
See you guys in about 43 minutes!
30 minutes guys and gals!
Biggest issue for me is I dont even know where to start when living in sweden.
You guys mentioned Bitrefill think but they had only giftcards if I remeber
Sweden is a very difficult case. As it turns out, Bitrefill is headquartered in Stockholm, yet its own employees don't use it much because Sweden is tough!
Hope we start to see change in sweden.
Yes, probably has a lot to do with crypto and banking laws.
Five more minutes!
Almost ready to go, you guys ready?
Where in the world do you guys see the most built out structures that enable a person to fully live on crypto?
The US probably has the most tools directly. Western Europe, though privacy is harder to come by there. Guatemala and El Salvador are good in Latin America.
How can people manage the risks of crypto price volatility when using it for daily expenses like groceries or bills?
A few ways. First is to use stablecoins for whatever value has to remain consistent. Second is to immediately pay all major bills and expenses so that future volatility doesn't matter.
Glad I made it... I missed all LEO related streams in the past week or so.~
Thanks for listening!
Use USDT/USDC or other stable coins... If you're not okay with Volatility, don't put your spending money on volatile coins. !HOPE !PIZZA
https://inleo.io/threads/view/anderssinho/re-dashpay-v11s1mvj?referral=anderssinho
Stablecoins are great, but come with their own set of risks.
To rephrase it better: If you're not okay with the prices going Down, don't put your money on coins of which prices could go Up!
https://inleo.io/threads/view/ahmadmanga/re-dashpay-2twaetdlu?referral=ahmadmanga
Yes exactly. Volatility goes both ways.
Wen Link?
Posted there earlier, sorry! Hope you found it.
Did I miss this, or has it not started yet?
It started at 5pm UTC and ran over 3 hours total.
Okay, my bad!!!
Just found the link, and I'm listening now!
https://inleo.io/threads/view/dashpay/re-dashpay-nik1dmkj?referral=dashpay
🍿
Earn Crypto, Spend Crypto, Keep the Exchange of Hands Going!
Yes exactly!
The main reason I am not living off of cryptocurrency is the lack of acceptance. Hardly anything I use accept direct crypto payments. I don't even have crypto ATMs where I live.
I feel you... I finally found a good Crypto Credit Card for spending my crypto earnings...
If you're interested, here's my referral link to check out: https://solcard.cc/r/ahmadmanga
Thank you.
Is it Solana-only?
Whereabouts do you live?
The more I listen, the more I realize the value of LeoMerchants. Someone has to work as the mediator between the assets customers have and what businesses want to accept.
This is where LeoDEX can earn the fees.
Yes, Moca too, there's a few different things that do the same basic thing. But we're really pumped for Leo Merchants.
Well, I have to go now... If this is still on when I come back, I may still listen, but in case I didn't reply again, Have an Nice Day Everyone!!
Cheers!
Oh, I missed the show. Got other offline activities.
It's okay, you still get upvotes.
Thanks for that.
Greetings and happy new month. 😊
Inasmuch as I don't want to have anything to do with banks and would love to live entirely on crypto, most businesses in my country are clueless about crypto payments.
I know it will take time to educate them and probably years before the country fully embraces and implements crypto payments.
People need to be aware of how easy and convenient it is to pay with crypto.
Which country again? We can look into some solutions.
oh, it's Nigeria.
Nice secured: www.linkedin.com/in/bundeskanzler
Youth is
a mystery that only
the sea can restore.
#bbh #poetry #hivecuba #leo
Nine years on the blockchain
Post (link) in 1st reply
#virtualgrowth #inleoio #neoxian #cent #hive
https://inleo.io/@virtualgrowth/nine-years-on-the-blockchain-fed
I remain calm reading the 73rd psalm...
It is by default but still checking it is my habit so I am double sure about it.
#leo
Feed the SIRP and get rich together.
That's always a given when writing a post.
AI generated gangster 🤣
#grindsquad #duo #dook #aideep
Dude looks like Ali G.
Is it cuz Iz is black ? 🤣
Feliz tarde y feliz almuerzo comunidad de inleo.
#spanish
There are so many reasons to believe in Leo token and I have read and understand them but if I ask you one reason of confidence from you what will it be?
#leo #trust
Aim for the stars and you will at least land on Moon. Think big and work on it. There are solo projects that ended up reaching multi billion dollar valuations.
https://inleo.io/threads/view/khaleelkazi/re-leothreads-vdcrv8ul
inLeo lions just build different 🤣
#freegifs4leo
#grindsquad #duo #dook #aideep
Terminó la novela de Eugenio Suárez en el mercado de cambios y el hombre se va a los Marineros de Seattle..!
1/5 🧵
#outreach #threadstorm #sports #mlb #fulldeportes
Allí jugó las temporadas 2022 y 2023 antes de ser cambiado al desierto y vuelve para ayudar a consolidar al equipo en la pelea por el tercer comodín de la liga americana..!
2/5 🧵
Entretanto, José Altuve terminó de coronar un julio para el recuerdo al irse de 4-4 en el Daikin Park de Houston..!
3/5 🧵
Y Salvador Pérez no quiso quedarse atrás, acabando un duelo de pitcheo de la mejor manera: un "hit de oro" en el cierre del décimo episodio, para acumular 3 en la zafra..!
4/5 🧵
Esto y más en nuestra crónica de hoy en #InLeo, escrita para
@FullDeportes, dentro de #Hive blockchain:
5/5 🧵 👇
https://inleo.io/@fermionico/seattle-houston-y-kansas-city-nuevos-desafos-espeng-opinion-4jg
Are we also burning Leo token? I have a lot of questions related to that.
#leo #burning
Yes. I am burning them every day. Non stop. No Excuses.
Really and how do you burn them? I mean is there a null account or something like that here?
Yeah.
Yes, we know - to your pocket :-). But this is good. Because you are doing this in a big way...
any token you send to @null account is basically burning the token.
the bridges burn LEO with their earnings
5$ inleo
https://inleo.io/threads/view/theindiantrader/re-leothreads-2pnhy7h2e
An update on my acquaintance who had a car accident. She finally checked in a hospital, and turned out she got a Muscle Strain in her Neck... Pretty serious, but it's plenty treatable, so we're
https://inleo.io/threads/view/ahmadmanga/re-leothreads-q5gurcby?referral=ahmadmanga
Sending a bit of !LUV her way.
Just checking the vibe on $LEO and $HIVE. WEN MOON???
#crypto #leo #hive #blockchain #bullmarket
Maybe very soon for $LEO but for $HIVE we might have to wait few months
Lots of #wealthy individuals
I was searching my name there but it's unfortunate that my name is not there.
Yeah clipped much^^ just saying people get some $LEO
Lions,
Jump in @dashpay’s threadcast today
I’ll be upvoting comments with all the LEO accounts, including @leo.voter
https://inleo.io/threads/view/dashpay/re-leothreads-fsbjbqj2
Algeria government hates its people.
they must be under USAs control to avoid crypto.
That's interesting... I wonder if it crypto caused actual problems there, or if it's just the government wanting more control...
By the way... Source?
But nothing can restrict users from using crypto. That's why crypto made for.
There are regressive governments that do not want to look to the future.
Governments are real scammers
Nowadays, that's insane.
Stake Based Curation
Drop your best gems, we'll assess depending on post quality.
For more info check below ⬇️
#leocuration
Stake based curation parameters
https://inleo.io/@idksamad78699/why-school-didnt-prepare-me-for-life-hard-truths-from-the-real-world-kvp
https://inleo.io/@dewabrata/tidal-tsunamist-simple-and-strong-cfr
https://inleo.io/@libertycrypto27/splinterlands-is-changing-and-for-the-better-freetoplay-cooldown-rework-and-fairer-tournaments-engita-8c3
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Future
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Forget the "starving artist" myth; that's a luxury. In unstable regions, it's about survival, not just creation. No resources, no markets, just chaos. Artists there aren't battling creative blocks; they're fighting for their very existence. That's real struggle.
#grindsquad #duo #dook #aideep
Me: I hate cardio.
Also me: Wait… I earn crypto for walking?
Me 5 mins later: Jogging like it’s payday 🏃🏽♂️💸
#Actifit #Hive #MoveToEarn
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1/2 Yo, BIG pinger alert. Google search as we know it is basically dead. That little search box you type into? Its turning into some kind of maxiavellian AI beast that you can interact with. This is a massive shift, pay attention.
#threadstorm #grindsquad #duo #dook #aideep
2/2
You can literally upload PDFs or pointyour damn camera at something and get answers. This ain't about typing keywords like some boomer anymore. The whole game just got flipped on its head.
https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-ai-mode-update-file-uploads-live-video-search-more/552414/
What crazy shit are you gonna search for first?
Feliz jueves para todos a seguir trabajando y tomando café #spanish #bbh #leo #cent #hive
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💲 USD Value: $2.1
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A bold proof, why those sanctions is a complete joke.
So far...
Yeah everythign is route thru Azerbaijan, who heavently lobby our corrupt conservatives.
The knife in my pocket springs open. 😠
I think the interest of people increase more for restricted things.
here in argentina that car cost over 100000 dollars with all the taxs due to the imports
I have finished my dinner few moments ago and now I am planning to write my post for today. Just thinking about the topic. I hope to find a topic soon. What about you?
#dinner #post #cent
What is #cent about? another HE coin centered on content creation etc? or other scheme?
HE coin+ I may get little reward also.
Oh ok
Woah 0.27 $HIVE, yesterday it 1/4 $HIVE 🦁 https://inleo.io/threads/view/leo.alerts/alert-1753983084
1/🧵
Ever wondered why #school didn’t prep me for the real world? Growing up, I learned more from #life’s tough lessons—like working at 14—than any textbook.
#outreach #threadstorm
2/ Money changes everything. Respect, family love, even survival—it all hinges on it.
Inspired by Franz Kafka’s similar struggles, I learned the hard way. Curious?
3/ Saying “no” became my superpower after being exploited for being “too nice.” School taught me wrong
Read full blog here for more:
https://inleo.io/@idksamad78699/why-school-didnt-prepare-me-for-life-hard-truths-from-the-real-world-kvp
we are almost back to December prices where I bought a lot of $LEO. Looking forward to that!
Leo pool is buying.
https://inleo.io/threads/view/leo.alerts/alert-1753983114
I have a feeling LEO will be trading for $0.10 very soon and that will be the early indicator of a RAPID move to $3 in this bull run
Just a hunch, NFA
Cross-chain people have a lot of capital and they see LeoDex as the fastest growing DEX interface
Now they can buy and stake LEO to invest in our success
Do what you will with that info
K, you are killing me lol
I have no more crypto or fiat to buy this stuff.....Please ser, slow down!!!!
I'd buy a bunch if I knew how. I keep buying that stupid bitcoin because it's easy to buy with fiat.
I just buy everything on Hive Engine right now. I'll flip it over in September.
missed the chance to stack up LEOM and LEOMM last year. Regretting it now.
That is not a prediction, that is a spoiler.
LEO TO THE MOON 🚀
Agreed!! I also think it'll reach $0.10 very soon, but I'm not very hopeful about the $3 just yet.
this is why we need arb asap!!
it will be the best if this happend :D
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Since 1st #May25, 🇩🇪 #ID photos must be #digital 📸 and uploaded directly by the #photographer.
But of course... the #digitalinfrastructure sucks so much 🍑 that the #upload doesn't even work.
#Fail #Germany #eGov #Bureaucracy 💻🐌 😞
https://www.aachener-zeitung.de/lokales/region-aachen/aachen/neue-passbild-vorgabe-verursacht-auch-in-aachen-schwierigkeiten/67250496.html
Wow!
It seems to be the lowest hanging fruit for the State & the EU to harvest lots more of metadata from the citizens.
Maybe you can bypass it by sending a print-out via #fax
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Maybe, lol.
It confirms, at least, that the German State hates peer-to-peer transactions - as much in this case, where they require a photographer as intermediary to send those pictures, as in the case of the $BTC fire sale 😋.
#oldbutgold
😂 that’s wicked
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!summarize
Part 1/13:
The Great War Weekly Summary: A Year of Struggles and Shattered Morale
The latest edition of the Great War weekly update offers a sobering overview of the brutal realities faced by the Allied and Central Powers as 1915 nears its end. From the brutal trenches of Italy to the tumultuous campaign in Macedonia and the declining fortunes at Gallipoli, the war's toll is painfully evident.
Central Powers on the Offensive
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For most of the period, the Central Powers maintained the upper hand, occupying vast territories in the east, defeating Serbia, and achieving significant victories at Gallipoli. They managed to hold their positions in Italy and the Western Front while planning further advances. Notably, the upcoming week promises more success, with Bulharis poised to push British and French troops out of Macedonia. These successive victories highlight the resilience and strategic positioning of the Central Powers during this phase of the war.
The Troubles on the Italian Front
Part 3/13:
Despite initial efforts, the Italian front had become a nightmare for the Italian Army by late 1915. After four decisive battles at Sochi, Italy's forces were on the brink of collapse. The soldiers suffered heavy casualties—around 400,000 since May—and morale was plummeting. Their dire conditions were compounded by a lack of essential equipment, such as proper weapons, clothing, and food. Soldiers faced deadly machine gun fire unprotected by adequate trenches, many of which were shallow and filthy, often filled with mud and waste.
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Uniforms had become thin as paper, with worn wool clothing and fragile shoes with cardboard tops and wooden soles that caused foot injuries. Hygienic conditions were deplorable, with inadequate water containers, leaking tents, and ineffective barbed wire cutters rendered useless under enemy fire. Food was scarce and of such poor quality that many soldiers refused to eat it, leading to hunger amidst the trenches.
Harsh Conditions and Discipline Breakdown
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The soldiers endured extreme hardships, including exposure to sub-zero temperatures and inadequate shelter. They cooked their meals with makeshift stoves that tasted of gasoline, and their nights were spent huddled together in holes to keep warm. Strict discipline under General Luigi Cadorna prohibited leisure activities like visiting cafes or socializing with civilians, and soldiers faced arrest even for simple gestures like holding hands with their fiancées.
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Morale plummeted further as Cadorna’s harsh policies and the brutal realities of trench warfare led to widespread discontent. Some commanding officers, like General Vincenzo Garioni, bizarrely justified massacres of infantry as “therapeutic” to strengthen the army. The result was chaos—soldiers lacked basic training, didn’t understand trench tactics, and suffered from disease and poor hygiene. The situation culminated in the first major mutiny in the Italian Army, with a quarter of the 48th Regiment reduced from 3,000 to just 700 men after four months in the trenches. This unrest led to executions, with two soldiers shot after a mutiny and other disciplinary measures that shocked observers.
Brutality and Military Justice
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The mutinity’s aftermath saw swift, harsh punishments. A platoon returning to the front faced summary executions—eight men were sentenced to death following a military court. The entire unit was forced to witness these executions before being sent back into combat, exemplifying the catastrophic breakdown in discipline and the desperate state of the Italian military effort.
Gallipoli’s Evacuation
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The Gallipoli campaign, a pivotal failure for the Allies, was finally nearing its end. Evacuation plans, scheduled for December 19, threatened a chaotic withdrawal from a heavily fortified beachline. With around 83,000 Allied troops, including heavy artillery and supplies, and dangerous weather conditions, the operation posed tremendous risks. Brigadier General Brundenell White devised a plan to retreat under cover of darkness, but many questions remained whether the Allies would succeed in withdrawing without catastrophic losses.
Allied Retreat in Macedonia
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Meanwhile, in Macedonia, the Allied forces, primarily British and French troops, faced a Bulgarian counterattack. By December 11, the Bulgarians launched a final offensive along the Vardar River, inflicting significant casualties (around 8,000 men lost) and pushing the Allies towards Greece. On December 12, the British and French forces crossed into Greece, with Greek authorities granting free movement to the Allied armies. Despite their difficult retreat over treacherous terrain and a narrow single-track railway, the French General Maurice Sarrail expertly managed the withdrawal, losing only about 3,500 men.
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Bulgarian forces, now numbering around 80,000, claimed key Macedonian towns, consolidating their hold on the region. In a symbolic declaration on December 14, Bulgaria celebrated its gains, claiming to have defeated the last enemy forces in Macedonia and marking Serbia's fall in a mere 40 days, compared to just 10 for the Allies—a testament to the shifting power balance.
Other Highlights
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The week’s broader military developments include Russian advances into Bulgaria, capturing the Hamadan region in Persia, and repulsing rebel forces in the Middle East. British forces under Colonel Gordon defeated 1,200 Senussi fighters in North Africa, while General Horace Smith Dorrien was appointed to lead the Eastern African campaign. His previous successes at Mons and Ypres were marred by disagreements with other Allied leaders, leading to his temporary removal from command.
The Human Cost and the War’s Endgame
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As 1915 draws to a close, the staggering human toll becomes even more apparent. The weekly report emphasizes the immense suffering—from Italian soldiers in the trenches to exhausted Serbian and Balkan troops facing freezing conditions. The war's brutality has shattered morale across the front lines, resulting in mutinies, executions, and disillusionment among soldiers.
Despite the ongoing destruction, the report reflects on the soldiers’ hopes for Christmas—an event that many assumed they would be home for in 1914, only to realize the war would extend far beyond. The week ends with a poignant reminder of the immense loss, suffering, and despair faced by those fighting in the trenches, and the uncertain path toward the wartime conclusion.
Part 13/13:
This detailed weekly overview underscores both the relentless hardships endured on every front and the fragile, often fleeting victories that defined this tumultuous phase of the Great War.
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If clinical trials prove successful, the cowpea mosaic virus might offer a cost-effective and efficient option for immunotherapy treatment.
Really, I will like to read more about that stuff. It sounds interesting.
Cowpea mosaic virus is a plant virus that can boost the immune system to fight cancer without infecting human cells. It's showing promise as a low-cost immunotherapy, and researchers are pushing it toward clinical trials. Pretty wild stuff
The time when you feel helpless, ignored, lost, loser, is the time you have the chance to change your life. Not everyone can do it but if you can do it you will be the best version of yours.
#life
The individual behind the 1995 phishing tool 'AOHell' shares insights on piracy, script kiddies, and their thoughts on AI.
!summarize
Part 1/8:
The Life and Legacy of Field Marshal John French: A Veteran of Imperial Wars and a Man Unprepared for Modern Warfare
Polní maršál John French, a towering figure of the British military, dedicated his life to service and adventure during the era of the British Empire’s colonial conquests. His career spanned from the late 19th century into the tumultuous years of World War I, reflecting a seasoned soldier whose experiences in colonial wars did not fully prepare him for the unprecedented horrors of modern global conflict.
Early Life and Military Beginnings
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Born on September 28, 1852, in Ripple Vale, England, John Denton Pinkstone French’s life was shaped by early hardships. His father, William French, served as an officer in the Royal Navy but passed away when John was just two years old. Following his father’s death, his mother, Margaret, suffered severe depression, leading to John and his elder sister Charlotte being placed under the care of relatives in London.
At only 14, French entered the Royal Navy, embarking on a lifelong military journey. However, in 1874, he transitioned to the army, where his career rapidly gained momentum. His early service took him to distant colonies and conflicts, laying the foundation for his eventual prominence.
Colonial Wars and Rising Through the Ranks
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In 1885, French participated in the Nile expeditions in Sudan, notably during the rescue attempt of General Charles Gordon in Khartoum. Although the rescue mission failed and Gordon was killed, French’s bravery and leadership caught the attention of his superiors, earning him command of the 19th Hussars by 1890 at the young age of 36.
His career faced a hiccup in 1891 when he was accused of adultery while on leave in India—a scandal that earned him the nickname "French Holiday" among troops. Despite this, he continued to ascend, commanding cavalry units during the Second Boer War in South Africa, where he earned national recognition for his role at the Battle of Elandslaagte and the subsequent capture of Kimberley, a strategic diamond hub.
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From Colonial Battles to the Brink of World War I
French’s success in South Africa established his reputation as a formidable leader. Returning to Britain, he was promoted multiple times and, by 1912, became the Chief of the Imperial General Staff, the professional head of the British Army. His position positioned him as the designated commander of the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) in the event of war—a responsibility he was preparing for as tensions in Europe escalated.
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When World War I erupted in August 1914, French was at the forefront. Leading the BEF, he played a significant role in the initial battles in Belgium, including the Battle of Mons. Though these early engagements laid the groundwork for Allied victories, they also marked the beginning of widespread criticism against him.
Criticism and Challenges During the Great War
Public opinion turned against French as the war dragged on. He was blamed for high British casualties, even though the scale of losses was comparatively modest next to German and French figures. His reluctance to fully support French military strategies and his preference for withdrawing troops for reorganization, especially during intense battles like Ypres, drew further ire from political leaders, notably Lord Kitchener.
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His strategic decisions during early battles, including the costly attempt at a breakthrough at Loos, did not yield the desired results. Following these setbacks, in December 1915, French was replaced by Sir Douglas Haig and returned to Britain. Officially, his departure was attributed to his alleged lack of vigor and resolve, although some historians argue it was more about disagreements over military strategy.
Later Years and Legacy
Back in Britain, French served as commander of the home forces and later as Governor of Ireland. His post-war memoirs, published in 1919, were heavily criticized for inaccuracies and embellishments, tarnishing his reputation further.
Part 7/8:
John French died from cancer on May 22, 1925, leaving behind a complex legacy. Despite an illustrious military career marked by colonial conquests and battlefield successes, he exemplified a military leadership unprepared for the radical transformation of warfare ushered in by World War I. His experiences highlight the disconnect between 19th-century imperial combat and the brutal realities of 20th-century total war.
A Veteran Unforgiving of Modern Warfare
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French’s life underscores a poignant truth: a soldier shaped by colonial battles and traditional warfare could find himself ill-equipped to face the technological and tactical upheavals of modern combat. His career reflects the clash between imperial glory and the destructive might of mechanized war, making him a symbol of a bygone era and a cautionary tale about leadership in times of revolutionary change.
John French’s story is not just about a military man; it encapsulates the transition from empire-based conflicts to the devastating total war of the 20th century. His experiences serve as both a testament to dedication and a reminder of the perils of military complacency in the face of inevitable change.
That is not a prediction, That is a spoiler!
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Can being vulnerable actually turn out to be a strength as well ?
#threadstorm #outreach
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One of the most difficult emotions to express to other people for us is surely going to be our vulnerability as we feel very scared to be showcasing out true self to others and exposing our raw side.
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It can obviously be very hard to find relevant people who will be actually trustworthy with whom we can be totally vulnerable with but once we find those people it can actually turn out to be a very big strength for us.
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Research into stars that disappeared before the Sputnik era has revealed a curious link to UAPs and nuclear weapons tests.
!summarize
Part 1/11:
The End of Gallipoli: A Turning Point in World War I
In the weeks leading up to this moment, the Allied campaign at Gallipoli has been nothing short of a tragic stalemate. Since April, the Allies—primarily British, Australian, New Zealand, and French troops—have been relentlessly attacking fortified Turkish positions atop the Gallipoli Peninsula. However, their efforts have consistently failed, marred by exhaustion, disease, and stubborn Turkish resistance.
The Prolonged Struggle at Gallipoli
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The Gallipoli campaign, initially conceived as a bold attempt to open a new front and knock the Ottoman Empire out of the war, proved to be a quagmire. Months of fighting had decimated the Allied forces, and progress was painfully slow. The troops faced not only enemy fire but also harsh conditions: disease, lack of supplies, and the difficulty of seizing elevated terrain. The Turks, well-entrenched and resilient, held their positions tenaciously, making any significant breakthrough impossible.
This week marks a pivotal moment—the beginning of the evacuation from Gallipoli. Under the cover of darkness and meticulous planning, the Allies began to pull their troops out, orchestrating a strategic retreat that aimed to minimize Turkish casualties and avoid a disastrous defeat.
Part 3/11:
The Broader Context of the War in December 1915
Meanwhile, the war on other fronts continued to evolve. On the Eastern Front, both Russian and German forces, suffering from the brutal winter, halted major operations. The land had become frosty and treacherous, making rapid movements difficult, though artillery exchanges, snipers, and aerial combat persisted fiercely. Unlike the Western Front, where trenches were more organized and the terrain higher and drier, the Eastern Front was often riddled with holes and mud, making control and composition more challenging.
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The Germans, more accustomed to winter warfare, benefited from a higher proportion of trained scientists and mechanical specialists, and had brought along winter provisions—warm clothing, heated dugouts, and specialized units such as snow cavalry with skis. The Russian troops, despite their resilience, faced severe hardships, with the conflict turning into a form of guerrilla warfare over small patches of territory.
Shifts in Leadership and Strategic Planning
In the Western Front, notable leadership changes reflect the ongoing frustration. British Commander John French resigned on December 15 after months of failed offensives, replaced by General Douglas Haig. This transition signaled a shift towards more aggressive tactics, even as the Allies continued to face setbacks.
Part 5/11:
On the battlefield, German forces launched a gas attack using phosgene at Ypres, but British troops, trained to counter such tactics with gas masks, held the line. French forces achieved a tactical victory by capturing Hartmannsweilerkopf in Alsace after eight months of brutal fighting, although the Germans quickly retook parts of the lost territory.
The Germans' strategic outlook for 1916 involved resuming unrestricted submarine warfare and targeting the French defenses at Verdun. Chief of Staff Erich von Falkenhayn aimed to break French morale through attrition—a brutal approach later condemned by historians like Alistair Horne, who noted the war's inhumanity where human lives became mere statistics in a relentless pursuit of exhaustion.
Part 6/11:
The Gallipoli Evacuation: A Masterclass in Deception
One of the most remarkable aspects of this week's military maneuvering is the careful planning of the evacuation from Gallipoli, spearheaded by Brigadier General Brundell White. Recognizing the danger of Turkish detection and potential annihilation, White devised an intricate plan: secretly withdrawing troops under the pretext of routine activity and assembling fully armed units for a stealthy exit.
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The plan employed 'silent hours,' periods when movement and noise would be kept to a minimum, allowing the Allies to evacuate thousands of men without significant Turkish interference. Over a span of 12 days, from December 8 to 20, approximately 83,000 soldiers, nearly 4,700 horses, and numerous vehicles and artillery pieces were quietly moved away from Suvla Bay and Anzac Cove.
Despite the meticulous effort, Turkish forces perceived the evacuation as a major victory, claiming it as a triumph. In reality, the loss was minimal—only three British soldiers were wounded—a testament to the precision of Allied planning. Their withdrawal was so effective that it went unnoticed during the night, avoiding a potentially catastrophic Turkish counterattack.
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Reflecting on the Human Cost and the War’s Grim Reality
As soldiers began heading home for Christmas, the harsh reality of the war persisted. British troops, under the new command of General Haig, yearned for peace and a return to normalcy, singing songs of longing for home. Yet, death and destruction continued unabated. Many would not survive the year, and no Christmas truce was in the cards—a reflection of a conflict where sentimentality was drowned out by relentless violence.
The Bigger Picture: Plans for 1916 and Future Warfare
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Looking ahead, German military leaders set ambitious and ruthless strategic plans. Falkenhayn’s aim was to dismantle French morale through a bloody attrition campaign at Verdun, while secretly supporting the Bolsheviks by funding propaganda efforts in Russia. The broader German strategy included resuming unrestricted submarine warfare—a dangerous gambit intended to starve Britain of supplies and bring the Allied war effort to its knees.
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In the background, the Allied command grappled with operational delays. Lloyd George, speaking in the British House of Commons, lamented how delays in decision-making and execution—episodes of being 'too late'—had prolonged suffering and sapped morale. The recurring theme was clear: the Allies needed to accelerate their efforts or risk losing the war altogether.
Conclusion: A War of Attrition and Strategic Withdrawal
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The week’s events epitomize the brutal, often strategic, chaos of World War I. The evacuation from Gallipoli marks not just a tactical retreat but a symbol of the shift towards more calculated and, at times, deceptive military maneuvers. While leadership changes and strategic plans hint at a future of intensified combat, the human toll remains profound—soldiers facing an unending cycle of violence, longing for peace, and the grim inevitability of loss.
As the trenches deepen and the toll rises, the war's true horror becomes ever more apparent. Yet amidst the chaos, stories of clever planning and resilience serve as a testament to the ingenuity and resolve of those caught in the colossal machinery of the First World War.
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Norway aims to tackle climate change by positioning itself as Europe's carbon storage site.
Still waiting for @dashpay to mention the INLEO's threadcast on their Twitter (formerly X)'s space!
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Midl has successfully raised a $2.4 million seed investment from Draper Associates and Draper Dragon to lead the development of native dApp infrastructure on Bitcoin.
I had a conversation today that made me appreciate that we don't have PayPal in Libya... Think about it, countries have to make treaties with each other could pass limitations on how they treat people using their own local rules. #crypto #paypal #showerthoughts
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Part 1/13:
The Final Voyage of the Emden: A Tale of Courage and Persistence in World War I
Indy Neidell takes us on a riveting recounting of the remarkable story of the SMS Emden, a German light cruiser whose daring exploits during the early months of World War I exemplify ingenuity, resilience, and relentless determination amidst chaos and danger.
An Introduction to the Emden
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Commissioned in 1906 as part of Germany’s Dresden class of light cruisers, the SMS Emden was a formidable vessel for its size and era. With a crew of 361 personnel—18 officers and 343 men—it could reach speeds up to 23.5 knots, armed with ten quick-loading 40-caliber cannons, each capable of firing shells over 12 kilometers. Additionally, she was equipped to lay mines and launch torpedoes, making her a versatile tool for naval warfare.
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When the war ignited in August 1914, the Emden was stationed at Tsingtao, a German-held territory in China. Her commanding officer, Karl von Müller, recognized the strategic importance of her location and proposed a bold plan: instead of joining the main East Asia Squadron under Admiral Maximilian von Spee headed for South America and back to Germany, the Emden would remain behind to disrupt Allied shipping routes.
The Emden’s Raids and Disruptions
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Von Müller’s decision set the stage for an audacious campaign of commerce raiding. Acting independently, the Emden unleashed a series of attacks against Allied commercial vessels, seeking to damage Britain’s supply lines and weaken its naval dominance in the region. Starting in September 1914, she captured numerous ships, including five vessels in quick succession and sank four more in one week.
One of her most dramatic early actions was her raid on Madras harbor in India, where she shelled the oil tanks of Burma Oil Company, igniting fires and causing significant damage. She then slipped away, leaving chaos in her wake, and managed to reduce shipping between India and the Suez Canal by approximately 60 percent—a blow to British logistical operations.
The Battle at Penang
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In late October 1914, the Emden’s boldness peaked at Penang, a British colony on the coast of Malaysia. Disguised as a British cruiser using a false smokestack, she entered the harbor undetected. Her target was the Russian cruiser Zhemchug, then undergoing repairs. The Emden opened fire, and a fierce explosion followed, sinking the Russian ship and killing 89 crew members, with 143 wounded.
Besides sinking Zhemchug, the Emden also destroyed the French destroyer Mousquet, resulting in further loss of life. Her relentless attacks had accumulated a tally of 25 civilian vessels sunk or captured, cementing her reputation as a formidable commerce raider.
The Final Battle and the Loss of the Emden
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However, such a streak couldn’t last forever. Von Müller aimed the Emden toward Direction Island, located between Australia and Sri Lanka, seeking refuge and repair. He dispatched a shore party to disable communications, but their efforts were detected. The Australian cruiser HMAS Sydney was nearby, and the battle was soon set.
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On November 28, 1914, the eventual confrontation occurred. Despite the Emden’s aggressive opening salvo, her damage was significant; she was hit nearly 100 times, with only one gun still operational, one funnel torn off, and a fire raging in her engine room. Her crew suffered heavy casualties—nearly half were killed. Facing imminent destruction, Von Müller ordered the wreck to be run aground on North Keeling Island, where the Sydney shelled and destroyed the remnants of the Emden.
Survivors and a Remarkable Escape
Not all crew members perished; the aftermath saw survivors taken prisoner or attempting to escape. Von Müller and other officers were sent to Malta, while the rest of the crew found themselves in prisoner-of-war camps across Australia and Singapore.
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Yet, the story does not end there. What makes the Emden’s tale extraordinary is the incredible endurance and resourcefulness of her crew following their ship’s destruction. First Officer Helmuth von Mücke and his men abandoned the wreck and managed to man an old, dilapidated schooner called Ayesha. Despite her fragility, they set sail across the Indian Ocean, navigating by catch rainwater and shifting winds.
A Journey of Courage: From the Indians to the Ottoman Empire
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After a perilous voyage, the crew reached the neutral Dutch colony of Padang in Indonesia in late December 1914, where they stayed briefly before leaving under cover of darkness. They evaded British ships, weathered storms, and eventually linked up with German and Austrian vessels. Their resilience was evident in their journey—covering over 1,700 nautical miles aboard the Ayesha.
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Their voyage took them to the German steamer Choising, and from there, they pursued further refuge by heading toward the Ottoman Empire, which had recently entered the war as an ally of Germany. The crew crossed into Yemen and faced hostility from local tribes and armed nomads but received crucial support from Arab allies, whom they secured by proclaiming their German nationality and appealing to local sentiments.
Final Legs and Arrival in Constantinople
The Germans endured fever, dysentery, and exhaustion as they marched through the desert to Hodeida and then to Jeddah. From there, they took the Hejaz Railway to Damascus, then to Aleppo, and finally reached Constantinople (modern-day Istanbul) in May 1915.
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Their odyssey was a testament to remarkable survival, ingenuity, and steadfastness amid adversity. Von Mücke reported their successful landings to the German naval command, emphasizing the extraordinary journey undertaken by a small group of sailors pushed to the limits of human endurance.
Reflections and the War’s Human Toll
While history often celebrates the daring exploits of ships like the Emden, Neidell reminds us of the grim realities of war. He emphasizes that behind the stories of heroism are the countless lives lost—sailors, civilians, and soldiers—highlighting the brutal truth that war is "hell." During the Christmas season, he calls for a moment of reflection and remembrance for the soldiers fighting worldwide, who may never return to their families.
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Legacy of the Emden
The story of the Emden epitomizes the spirit of resistance and determination during wartime, with her brave sailors surviving against the odds after their vessel was destroyed. The narrative underscores the importance of individual resilience, tactical ingenuity, and the human capacity to endure immense hardship—a story as inspiring as it is sobering.
For those interested in the broader context of the German East Asia Squadron and the fates of figures like Admiral Maximilian von Spee, Neidell encourages viewers to explore dedicated biography episodes for deeper insights.
A Final Note
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This saga of the Emden and her crew is more than just a chapter in naval history; it’s a testament to courage amidst chaos. It reminds us that sometimes, even in the darkest moments of war, heroism and resilience shine brightest.
For more stories of World War I heroes and to explore historic maps and images, follow the show’s social media channels and support content creators dedicated to preserving and sharing this vital history.
At Mammoth Cave National Park, US, palaeontologists have discovered a new species of ancient shark that once swam the shallow seas covering this area millions of years ago. The discoveries just keep coming!
Monero, Zcash, and Dash might be the most asymmetric play of this regulatory cycle. And they might get on top.
#dash #monero #zcash #privacy #crypto
#hiveengine #blockexplorer's #richlist is sorting lexicographically
Enough is enough... now gonna need to touch #grass
"It's like DOOM, except you can edit opponents with cut, copy, and paste abilities."
Imagine INLEO-themed Credit Cards? #creditcards #cent #crypto #inleo
What a great idea and we can use that card for online payments using leo token.
Top competitive economies for 2024:
Celebrating 10 years of $ETH 🎂
Early human trial results indicate that a reversible male contraceptive pill with minimal side effects and no hormones may be closer to reality than previously believed.
FOMO is real, folks! More
$LEO in the bag!
!summarize
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The Fascinating World of German Pistols in World War I: A Deep Dive
Introduction: Collaborating with C&Rsenal on a Historic Journey
Indy Neidell and Flo take viewers on an intriguing journey into the history of German handguns used during World War I. This special feature, produced in collaboration with Othais of C&Rsenal — one of the most renowned YouTube channels for firearm history — explores the evolution, mechanics, and significance of these iconic weapons through detailed analysis and demonstrations.
The Reichsrevolver: Germany’s Early Pistol
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The journey begins with the Reichsrevolver, a robust, early breech-loading revolver from 1879. Indy showcases the 79 model and the more compact 83 model, both mechanically similar. These firearms reflect a time when revolvers were predominantly single-action, requiring manually cocking the hammer before each shot.
This pistol's design emphasizes reliability and durability — qualities German engineers prized. Its construction is hefty, resembling a “brick,” underscoring its solid craftsmanship. Chambered mainly in a variant of the .44 S&W Russian cartridge—considered a powerful and reliable round at the time—the Reichsrevolver was a military mainstay, especially valued for its toughness on the battlefield.
Transition to Semi-Automatic: The Luger P08
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Moving forward in history, Indy introduces the legendary Luger P08, an icon recognized worldwide for its distinctive toggle-lock mechanism and sleek design. Revered in popular culture — many Bond villains carried Lugers — the weapon symbolizes innovation in firearm engineering.
The Luger operates via a short recoil system, where the slide and barrel move backward together upon firing. This movement causes the toggle joint to unlock, eject the spent cartridge, and chamber a new round. Indie highlights a key feature: the disassemblable magazine, which, although seemingly detachable, actually requires a fixed magazine loaded with stripper clips, demanding careful operation during reloading.
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The Luger's high-quality manufacturing and tight sealing made it highly reliable, even in muddy or harsh conditions. Its design allowed for a high-capacity 10-round magazine—a significant upgrade over previous pistols, giving soldiers greater firepower with a single, manageable weapon.
Design Considerations: Recoil Management and Ergonomics
Indy discusses the weapon's handling: due to the barrel's high position relative to the shooter's hand (the muzzle climb), controlling recoil was essential. The Luger’s stock design, including adjustable sights and ergonomic features, allowed soldiers to improve accuracy and manage the considerable upward force when firing.
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He demonstrates how the weapon could be used shoulder-fired like a carbine, transforming it into a versatile firearm suitable for different combat scenarios. The integration of a stock and the ability to use it akin to a small rifle made the Luger adaptable for close quarters and ranged engagement alike.
The Iconic C96: The "Broomhandle" Submachine Gun
Next, Indy introduces the C96, perhaps the most recognizable pistol of the era, often dubbed the "Broomhandle" due to its distinctive grip shape. This semi-automatic pistol boasts a fixed magazine within the frame, high capacity (typically 10 rounds), and a robust construction inspired by earlier machine gun mechanisms.
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He highlights its unique operating method, which employs a bolt handle — a design derived from machine guns like the Maxim. The bolt, connected to a tilting barrel, integrates a short recoil system similar to the Luger but features a rotating locking bolt.
The Mechanical Marvel: The Cycling Process
Indy closely examines how the bolt mechanism operates. When fired, the bolt is pushed backward by recoil, rotating and unlocking with a hinge-like motion reminiscent of a human knee. A spring then pushes the bolt forward again, stripping a new cartridge from the fixed magazine and chambering it for the next shot.
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He demonstrates the rapid cycling capabilities of the C96, emphasizing its high rate of fire, often comparable to machine guns. The design allows for efficient automatic fire if equipped with a drum magazine, which could hold up to 32 rounds—a crucial feature for trench combat.
The cylinder-like drum magazines earned the "Snail" nickname and provided soldiers with a significant ammunition advantage in close combat, such as clearing trenches or engaged in rapid assaults.
Reliability and Practicality in Wartime
A recurring theme in the discussion is the reliability of these early 20th-century firearms. Despite their complexity, the German pistols were known for their durability. They functioned well even in muddy, dirty environments, thanks to tight seals and robust construction.
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Indy notes that soldiers carried these weapons in well-made leather holsters, often attached to their belts for quick access. The weapons' modular design and sturdy operation meant malfunctions were relatively rare, an essential trait during the chaos of war.
Real-World Usage and Impact
Throughout the presentation, Indy emphasizes why these weapons were critical: they provided German soldiers with reliable, high-capacity, and versatile firearms that could be used in various combat scenarios. The progression from revolvers like the Reichsrevolver to semi-automatic pistols like the Luger, and finally to the high-capacity C96, reflects the ongoing arms race of innovation driven by wartime necessity.
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In particular, the Luger and C96 influenced firearm design profoundly, inspiring future weapons and becoming cultural icons. Their deployment changed infantry tactics, enabling soldiers to carry more firepower without significantly increasing weapon size or weight.
Conclusion: A Legacy of Innovation
Indy wraps up by highlighting the enduring legacy of these early German pistols. The engineering ingenuity and adaptability showcased by these weapons set standards that would influence firearm design for decades.
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He encourages viewers to explore more about specific models, particularly the C96, by visiting Othais’ C&Rsenal channel for detailed reviews and historical insights. As he signs off, Indy reminds us of the intertwined history of technology, warfare, and culture, all embodied in these remarkable firearms of the First World War.
For further details and in-depth analysis, check out the linked content on C&Rsenal — a treasure trove for firearm enthusiasts and history buffs alike.
Is the use of ChatGPT impacting intelligence levels?
Hello lions 🦁
We bid farewell to the month with a story of mermaids and a bit of terror to set the mood for the afternoon.
Mermaids have always been the subject of stories, in some they are good and in others dark beings. The story is set on a beach where some kids make a shocking discovery, everything becomes darker and chaotic from that event.
I hope the mermaids are to the liking of our community of lions.
Let's roar!
#mermaids #story #spanish
I leave you the link of the post
https://inleo.io/@rinconpoetico7/sirenas-mermaids-esen-3al?referral=rinconpoetico7
It doesn't even have to be made by INLEO, they could just use services like PerfectGift.com or something. It just needs to be purchasable by $LEO and have the INLEO Logo and Color-themes. #crypto #inleo #feedback #leo #idea
https://inleo.io/threads/view/ahmadmanga/re-leothreads-zcncczm7?referral=ahmadmanga
🚨 A working group on digital asset markets, appointed during the Trump administration, has called for immediate action from the SEC and CFTC.
They urged clarity in crypto trading rules, granting the CFTC authority to supervise spot markets, accelerating DeFi products through safe harbors, and encouraging Congress to enact a "Digital Asset Market Clarity Act" to solidify U.S.
leadership in blockchain.
So it was written…https://inleo.io/threads/view/khaleelkazi/re-leothreads-wunvuxc5
Skip the usual ride shares, the jellyfish cab is the new way to travel. 🦀
Weak hands, sell us your cheap $LEO!
I want one weak LEO whale to create a massive red candle so I would be able to buy the dip super cheap! 😎
LoL, they are seeing it that inleo is not joking.
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I shared a story of how my cousin was accused and arrested by the police. It was a sleepless night for us.
#outreach #threadstorm #hive-reachout
🧵/2
That night was very frightening for us because, what if it had been a more serious case, and Ezekiel had been killed in the process?
🧵/3
https://inleo.io/@thirdson/unforgettable-night-4rw?referral=thirdson
Apple's transition makes India the leading producer of American smartphones globally.
This is what I found on the internet today when I was searching for Leodex logo to use on my blog post. Leodex plus sounds like a great idea.
What do you think?
@khaleelkazi azi are you still the one running this?
Awesome! 😀 I like it.
I have seen someone using it but in that time I didn't know about LEODEX of here.
Is it real drug?
hmm
The leading 10 Bitcoin mining pools now possess 94.2% of the network's power and manage $6.52 billion in BTC.
A recent poll reveals that 60% of Americans use AI for search purposes, while only 37% utilize it for tasks in the workplace.
still 37% of 60% is not a bad stat at all.
True, 37% is still a solid chunk considering how new AI tools are in the workplace. I bet that number climbs fast as more companies adopt it
I pretty much talk to around 50 employees a day in our company on a daily basis and pretty much most of them use AI for their work. Some way too https://inleo.io/threads/v2/trendingmuch. Some less but majority is using them for good.
That's awesome to hear that most of your team is using AI in some way. I reckon as the tools get even better, it'll be hard for anyone to resist jumping on board
definitely.Our developers are using cursor for software development. Productivity has increased a lot for sure.
Cursor's a game-changer for devs for sure. I've seen productivity spikes with tools like that too. Can't wait to see how much further AI pushes the limits
Hopefully we are not going back from here. Let the FOMO begin 🤓
It's red but still above 6 cents. It means it will go up for sure.
LeoDex has an Interface Health Score of 418. It’s ranked #6.
I sold some $SPS, but this time the proceeds will not be invested in $LEO. Those who have been following @khaleelkazi knows another option with a certain "discount".
this is the way
#moviesonleo #television #review Second instalment of Law & Order/Homicide crossover inspired by Lewinsky affair. (link in reply)
https://inleo.io/hive-166847/@drax/television-review-sideshow-homicide-life-on-the-street-s7x15-1999
The community spirit around $LEO is what's really interesting to me. When everyone is saying the same thing and being positive about it, it shows that something solid and authentic is happening.
We need to get this words beyond Hive and inleo platform.
The analysis suggests that 2.5 million lives were saved between 2020 and 2024 due to COVID vaccinations.
I want a healthy correction for Leo token. Call your friends, families and neighbours whose hands are weak to come and sell their tokens. We need this correction for a new height to be unlocked.
A new study mode in ChatGPT aims to assist with learning rather than simply providing answers.
My premium tick just disappeared. I presume this is just a UI bug
I can see it visible beside your profile.
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#outreach #threadstorm
We begin learning from the moment we enter this world, and we continue learning until our death. We go to school for the sake of gaining knowledge that can be handful to us in life. But does school teach all the important life lessons?
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There are many lessons that are not taught by schools. We need to learn it by our own based on our experience. School lessons are just a small part of the entire life lesson.
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#gosh
I have written a post about it and I hope you will enjoy reading it. I am inviting you to read the post.
https://inleo.io/@intishar/not-all-lessons-are-taught-in-school-j94
Happy 10th birthday, Ethereum! 🎉
Research into stars that disappeared before the Sputnik era has revealed a curious connection with unidentified aerial phenomena and nuclear weapons tests.
Curious to see who is part of the @leostrategy board? Check out our latest post to see the VP of Engagement.
Link in thread below.
https://inleo.io/@leostrategy/building-our-crypto-community-introducing-leostrategys-vp-of-engagement-jw6?referral=leostrategy
Another familiar face. It's good to know.
Very cool!!
Cisco has given the AGNTCY Project to the Linux Foundation.
Working hard brings in your first $100k.
Your first $1M comes when your money is doing the hard work.
smart work brings that to your pocket.
Smart work definitely speeds up the process, but combining it with consistency is what really builds that momentum over time
📣 The 17th Crypto Quorum is LIVE NOW!
https://inleo.io/threads/view/italiadash/re-leothreads-3byqtzv7z
Jerome Powell is the Chair of the Federal Reserve.
Stuck and for that I can't go to sleep right now. 🤣🤣.
It's not fair.
#stuck #cent
Linux 6.16 introduces enhanced file system speed, better confidential memory capabilities, and increased Rust support.
Precio $LEO 🤨
https://inleo.io/threads/view/thelastdash/re-leothreads-fjb5mkpf
"If you would be wealthy, think of saving as well as getting." — Benjamin Franklin
!summarize
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The Enigmatic Life of Mata Hari: The Iconic Dancer and Alleged Spy of World War I
Introduction: A Woman of Mystery and Allure
Margaretha Geertruida Zelle, better known by her stage name Mata Hari, remains one of the most captivating and controversial figures of the early 20th century. Celebrated for her exotic dance and sensational performances, she became a worldwide icon during the tumultuous years of World War I. Her life story is intertwined with glamour, tragedy, espionage, and a dramatic execution—elements that have cemented her place in history as both femme fatale and alleged spy.
Early Life and Torn Roots
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Born in 1876 into a wealthy Dutch family in Leeuwarden, Margaretha's childhood was marked by tragedy and upheaval. Her father was a hat merchant and a financial speculator who eventually went bankrupt. At the age of 15, she lost her mother, and her father, overwhelmed by financial troubles, took her younger brother with him to start afresh, leaving Margaretha with her godparents. Sent to a girls' boarding school, it was initially expected she would become a teacher. However, her rebellious streak surfaced at 17 when she was accused of having an affair with an older school director, leading to her expulsion.
Journey to Indonesia and the First Marriage
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After her expulsion, Margaretha moved in with her uncle in The Hague. Two years later, she responded to an advertisement by Rudolf John MacLeod, a military captain stationed in the Dutch East Indies (present-day Indonesia). She sent her photo and was swiftly taken with the 21-year-old officer. They married in 1895 amidst significant age disparity, and soon after, relocated to Indonesia. Their marriage, initially promising, was marred by MacLeod’s alcoholism and infidelity. To escape her unhappy marriage, Margaretha joined a local dance troupe and adopted her stage name Mata Hari—"Eye of the Day" in Malay.
Personal Tragedies and Transformation into Mata Hari
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The couple’s life was riddled with tragedy when their children fell ill and died suddenly—one of them at just three years old. Speculation suggests poisoning by a servant, while others point to complications from inherited syphilis. Disillusioned, Margaretha and her husband returned to Europe, where MacLeod took her daughter with him, leaving Margaretha alone and penniless in Paris.
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In Paris, she eked out a living as a circus rider and then as a model before embracing her new identity as a dancer. In 1905, she met the artist Emil Guimet, who invited her to perform at his museum. She began her career as Mata Hari, mesmerizing audiences with her exotic performances inspired by her Indonesian experiences. Her dance—characterized by revealing costumes, billowing veils, and a mystic persona—became an instant sensation, capturing the imagination of Parisian society.
The Exotic Dancer and the Myth of Mystique
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Mata Hari’s performances often featured her dressed as a sacred temple dancer, claiming origins from Jaffna, Sri Lanka, where she was supposedly a Brahmin and temple dancer who was initiated into the divine mysteries of love and worship. Her act involved bold, provocative movements, with her bare back exposed and her breasts modestly concealed by jewelry. Her ability to transform striptease into an art form made her an icon of the cosmopolitan and daring belle époque.
As her popularity waned with new generations of dancers, Mata Hari resorted to flirting with powerful men, including government and military officials, to sustain her flamboyant lifestyle.
The Apex and Downfall: World War I and Espionage Allegations
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By 1915, her stage career was waning, but her life took a sudden turn during World War I. Because the Netherlands remained neutral, Mata Hari could cross borders freely, and her activities caught the attention of British and French intelligence agencies.
In 1916, she fell in love with a young Russian captain wounded in battle. When he was injured, she was approached by Captain Georges Ladoux, who suggested she could assist France’s espionage efforts. Although her actual involvement remains shrouded in mystery, she was purportedly tasked with gathering intelligence and using her charm to access enemy secrets.
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Reports from 1917 indicated that German agents believed Mata Hari was passing secret information, though her part in espionage is still debated among historians. She claimed to have been working for France, yet conflicting reports suggest she may have been a double agent or simply a courtesan exploited for her contacts.
Trial, Conviction, and Execution
In February 1917, Mata Hari was arrested in Paris amid suspicions of spying for Germany. Her trial, held in secrecy, lasted less than 45 minutes. Key evidence was circumstantial; witnesses and her own confessions pointed to her receiving money for sexual services, which the prosecution argued amounted to passing enemy secrets. She was swiftly convicted of espionage.
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On October 15, 1917, at the age of 41, Mata Hari was executed by firing squad. According to accounts, she removed her blindfold and blew a kiss to the soldiers before her death, cementing her status as a tragic and enigmatic web of intrigue.
Legacy: Myth, Reality, and Cultural Impact
Declassified German documents released in the 1970s suggest that there is credible evidence of her espionage activities, but many doubt the extent or even the reality of her spying role. Her story remains one of ambiguity—was she a genuine spy, a scapegoat, or simply a victim of wartime paranoia?
Her life has inspired countless films, books, and plays. The 1931 Hollywood film featuring Greta Garbo as Mata Hari immortalized her as a femme fatale and symbol of seduction and danger.
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Conclusion: The Woman Who Lived Twice
Mata Hari’s story epitomizes the allure and tragedy of a woman who seemed to live two lives: the exotic dancer captivating Parisian elites and the accused spy caught in the chaos of war. Her fate—death by firing squad—has cemented her place as one of history’s most legendary figures, a woman whose identity continues to evoke fascination and intrigue a century after her demise.
Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for more insights into World War I history, and don’t forget to subscribe for upcoming features. See you next Thursday.
Feliz y lluviosa tarde ❤️
With the world evolving, it's worth reconsidering how we perceive the seasons.
A large AI datacenter is set to open in Cheyenne, which will consume more electricity than all the households in Wyoming combined.
Best news I read all month. Even more reason to get behind $LSTR
Congrats @anderssinho
Perfect fit!
https://inleo.io/threads/view/leostrategy/re-leothreads-khcvhvmm
🦒 Giraffes have a 30 times higher chance of being hit by lightning compared to humans.
The second quarter of 2025 showcased contrasting market dynamics. HYPE spearheaded the bullish rally with a 203% increase and a strong confidence score of 88.02, while SPX6900 and PENGU experienced significant recoveries.
Conversely, GT managed a mere 3.08, and both AVAX and APT saw significant declines. Is sentiment now the key to success? Which community is your preference?
Sharks and rays initially seem to establish sex similar to mammals, yet they have developed a unique method, which they've used for hundreds of millions of years.
The fundamental aspects of the renowned Double-Slit Experiment remain valid even when reduced to its core quantum principles.
La economía y las finanzas de #cuba son un rompecabezas descapitalizado. Entérate de uno de sus aspectos peculiares en el link que te dejo dentro de este hilo.
#hivecuba #santiagodecuba #spanish
https://inleo.io/@yecier/mlc-o-cuc-20-arn
@anderssinho is the man!
https://inleo.io/threads/view/leostrategy/re-leothreads-khcvhvmm
Thank you very much! 🤩🦁
What age would feel ideal for a long and fulfilling life?
I stopped explaining myself when I realized people only understand from their level of perception — not my truth.
Those who see this are amazing.
Scientists remain uncertain about how much time a black hole will need to complete its meal! 🔭
Google executives emphasize the importance of employees becoming more knowledgeable about AI.
LEO coming for you !
#freegifs4leo
#grindsquad #duo #dook #aideep
Wonderful
The boxer crab has developed a unique adaptation by utilizing anemones' stinging abilities to its benefit, gripping the venomous Triactis producta in each of its claws. 🦀
Never walk past a playboy at a garage or estate sale. Some are very valuable and I've sold quite a few. Most of the anniversary ones sell for $15-20 on ebay.
$LEO IS HEADING TOWARDS NEW HIGHS AND HATERS ARE CRYING IN THE CORNER BUT THEIR VOICES ARE VISIBLE TO OUR EARS.
#LEO
Meta's AI systems, according to Zuckerberg, have started enhancing their own capabilities. The development of superintelligence is now within reach.
These stunning creatures are Asia's most elusive cats, and their behaviors remain largely a mystery.
The BLUDGEON HUCKER is a monster that was launched into the game with the launch of Conclave Arcand edition cardset. This monster by rarity is common type, and it belongs to the Water element.
#splinterlands #outreach #threadstorm
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Bludgeon hucker comes from the Ulund bloodline. The mana cost to use this monster in battles is 5. The attack type of this monster is Ranged and it also comes with a good combo of armour and health.
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If you are interested in SL, please read my full blog post below!
Link - https://inleo.io/@mango-juice/splinterlands-bludgeon-hucker-protect-ability-is-a-game-changer-2op
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Just 27% of managers across the globe report feeling engaged in their jobs.
Imagine a world where the equator experiences below-freezing temperatures, oceans are locked in ice, and survival is a daily challenge: this is Snowball Earth.
A study reveals that almost 50% of the software produced by AI code generators has vulnerabilities.
That's improvement
makes sense as developers tend to not cross check the code developed by AI.
Yeah, it's kinda scary how much trust we put in AI without double-checking. One tiny bug can spiral into a huge mess if we're not careful
Between POL and LeoStrategy, I think around 5M $LEO might be permanently staked on sLEO, earning USDC and auto compounding for more LEO that is perma staked every day
Imagine $1,000 per day is being earned (would be light in comparison to what is being earned by other UIs)
If 15M total LEO is staked as sLEO, 33% or $333 per day would be earned by POL & LeoStrategy
$333 at current prices = about 5,200 LEO per day that will get bought off the market or about 2M LEO per year that will be removed from the market and can never be sold
We are not bullish enough.
The sooner we sell out LSTR, the better. The more LEO that can be acquired by the fund, the more buy pressure LEO will permanently have from LeoDex USDC rewards
Is it all making sense to you yet?
BUY LSTR
khal. Is it possible to see overall LEO supply , LEO liquid and LEO staked ? I think old leofinance UI had it b
Not sure if anywhere has that. @dalz used to post stats on it
okay let me check once. I think I can pull the data and post it. Dalz is not active anymore is it?
Yes if you want to post it, nobody else is doing this. I'm sure it would get curated well!
https://inleo.io/stats
Percentage of people who believe in God or a higher power:
no list - thanks
A YouTuber has managed to store a 176KB PNG image within a bird's song, creatively embedding a drawing of a bird inside the bird's melody.
The controversial design and price of Nothing's Phone 3 are causing obstacles for its success.
Are #powering up tomorrow? If so how much 👀 or is it all locked up in $LEO^^
yeah, want a perfect streak this year. Powering up whole year, every day. Tomorrow +/- 100 hive
You?
Got 50 $HIVE at my disposal, but I'm swinging between 10 and all 50. 50 would be good for the summarizer spaming^^
its time to get so muchleo as i can
A groundbreaking discovery has been made: the rarest baryon decay ever observed was found during an experiment that wasn't specifically searching for it ⚛
Perhaps it’s for the best that a Dyson sphere isn’t discovered. 😰
Thanks to LetsExchange for highlighting our latest Dash Evolution release! 🙏
Try out a swap and you can get cash back until the end of August with the "dashevolve2025" promo code.
#dash #crypto
Here's the article:
https://letsexchange.io/blog/letsexchange-celebrates-dash-evolution-v2-0-launch-with-an-exclusive-promo-for-dash-traders/
US intelligence reportedly influenced the Department of Justice to advance the HPE-Juniper merger.
is Leo pool buying enough Leo to pay the 16% apy for Leo .voter? Or is it going to have to pick up the pace? Still a lot of hive delegated.
it’s buying enough
Also keep in mind it’s actually buying more than it needs because as the price goes up vs. HIVE, the LEO amount paid out goes down
So if it buys 100k LEO today and pays it out in the future when LEO is 2x higher, it has a larger stash
that’s a great point. We jump and it’s Leo last a long time.
I need some way to take a loan for my $LEO to buy moar $LEO and $LSTR
Dying over here.....lol
yeah. I’ve been wondering the same thing.
i remember it mentioned a while ago....wonder if it's still a thing
I have a bunch of arb.eth ready to buy Leo.
An Australian-built rocket experienced a crash just 14 seconds into its flight.
Friend 1 - You don't own any bitcoin, how sad!
Me - Do you have bitcoin?
Friend 1,2 - No we don't, it's too costly now.
Me - Do you own Leo?
Friend 1, 2 - what's that?
Me - Something I am not missing and you both are missing. How Sad!
🫣🫣🫣
#leo #story
While telescopes are crucial for exploring space, our unaided eyes also play a role in observing the cosmos.
#gmfrens
It's Friday 1 August 2025
Today's #lbi asset backed value per token is:
1 LBI = $0.158 USD = 0.707 HIVE = 2.533 LEO
A wave of sophisticated online gaming sites crafted by scammers has emerged.
There have been countless number of those scam websites. We have to be careful when using it. It can lead to compromise of more than what we might think.
Absolutely, it's wild how sneaky these scam sites can get. Always gotta double-check URLs and never share personal info no matter how legit it looks
Research before we start doing anything will help and most importantly educating ourselves on these things is important.
Totally, educating ourselves is the best defense against these scams. Staying updated on the latest tricks scammers use can save us a lot of trouble down the line
Solved the quiz to get my bonus miner activated
#btc #miner
https://gomining.com/?ref=CZamA
The metal-organic complex raises intriguing possibilities about which other molecules considered impossible might actually be feasible.
That was like alienated information for me, haha 🫣
Haha, no worries, it’s a bit out there! Basically, this metal-organic complex shows that some “impossible” molecules might actually work under the right conditions. Science keeps surprising us like that
Google's AlphaEarth AI utilizes satellite data to map any 10-meter area on the planet.
Voice actors are expressing concerns as AI technology poses a challenge to the dubbing industry.
Welcome the newest board member to @leostrategy!
https://inleo.io/threads/view/leostrategy/re-leothreads-khcvhvmm
congrats to the new member 💐
100%!
https://inleo.io/threads/view/mcoinz79/re-leothreads-27jxybyw9
Peacock feathers are capable of producing laser effects.
It is something I really didn't know. Thanks for sharing that information and I will read more about this you sure.
locked Leo is better than burned Leo IMO
https://inleo.io/threads/view/khaleelkazi/re-leothreads-7hk5qwrj
I agree because that locked LEO is earning USDC and perpetually locking more LEO
It also contributes to market cap, while the burns actually remove LEO from future circulation
When done together, I think they have a really positive impact
the curious part will be how much USDC you can earn.
I plan on re-investing my USDC into Leo for a while.
But at what point do we take profits????
Maybe never. Just random thoughts.
I’ll be taking 100% of my usdc as profit I do believe.
the team grows. Congrats
https://inleo.io/threads/view/leostrategy/re-leothreads-khcvhvmm
The only true way to actually profit in crypto is to invest the money you would never need in the short term. There's 99% probability that 99% of people would sell their coins if it does 10x within a short time without minding whether it will go up further than that.
Tag them from the rich list! We need that $LEO back on the market
https://inleo.io/threads/view/mcoinz79/re-leothreads-2scync3n
i have seen some new names selling recently. Maybe the leo success is spreading like a fire in the forest. Still people are unable to take the right decision.
This is the lion mindset
https://inleo.io/threads/view/intishar/re-theindiantrader-2srpiekzq
@leo.voter thank you for this surprise visit, I didn't expect it.
Keep threading as $LEO is the only place where everything is good. Not a single thing to complain about especially if you are a premium member.
It's. getting to the point where I'm earning more from Threading then long form blog posts.
It's looking like so right now. These leo.voter visit on thread is a motivation to do more.
Best thing they did was turn it pro-premium!
Premium Feed the SIRP and the SIRP feed the threaders. Such a win-win game.
This does happen to me on some days.
With strong international partnerships and a focus on environmental responsibility, we aim to support the circular economy through efficient, ethical scrap trading practices. https://tinyurl.com/3skd5m47 #plasticscrap #scraprecycling
🛞 Tires are a major source of microplastic pollution, more so than straws or grocery bags.
But maybe it's hard to get rid of them. I don't see any alternatives and people don't seem to be caring about this.
True, tires are tough to replace with no clear alternatives yet. I think awareness is low, but maybe innovations in materials or recycling could help down the line
Go premium and you will see a lot of this
:)
https://inleo.io/threads/view/thelastdash/re-leothreads-2ur6nps3i
i think he is already a premium member 🫣
I am loving it that the Inleo platform is taking good care of those who supports the platform by being premium user. This is how everyone win together.
I have said it to so many people since joining premium membership that they are missing a lot by not participating here at INLEO.
THEY ARE ACTUALLY MISSING THE NEXT BIG THING!
You are right, a lot of people thought that the 10 HBD is way too much for them to part with without thinking about the benefits they would enjoy. Inleo is making Hive platform a great place to be.
Can't stop this perpetual motion machine.
🧵 There are so many topics on which we need to educate ourselves.
Bitcoin dominance is one of those topics and I created a blog on that today.
You can check it in the next thread 🧵
#bitcoin #dominance
🧵 You can read it 🧵
https://inleo.io/@theindiantrader/understanding-the-concept-of-bitcoin-dominance-and-its-impact-on-the-entire-crypto-market-eux?referral=theindiantrader
The data from Stack Overflow highlights a covert productivity cost associated with AI-generated code that's nearly correct.
What does this actually mean? Can you explain it in simple words, I can't understand 🥲
Basically, AI can generate code that looks right but has small errors. Fixing these takes time and effort, creating a hidden cost in productivity since devs spend more time debugging than coding from scratch
200 firms with billions in revenue, plan integration with crypto: survey 👇
full read: https://inleo.io/@badbitch/200-firms-with-billions-in-revenue-plan-integration-with-crypto-survey?referral=badbitch
Well that puts a damper on the day
gosh, that's not good!
ouch. Worst feeling.
dang. sorry brother! i hope the rest of the day turns out better.
One day to go on my premium subscription, have 7 HBD on ground, will need a couple of days for payout to drop and complete it for renewal. Hate to not be able to renew immediately.😞
We both are close on it. I have 2 days left but we will buy the premium again and again and again.....
Sure thing 100%✔️
Don't wait 😁
plan it ahead !BBH
Stop waiting for ALT SEASON, invest in $LEO and you will have a better financial situation than what that ALT SEASON can give you.
Believe or cry like others who are already regretting selling their $LEO.
#LEO #altseason
There's a lot of disagreement among physicists regarding the implications of quantum mechanics for our understanding of reality.
But there is a side with majority already so we don't have to worry and at the end, contradictions will help us find new things.
Looks like things are going for another temporary death dive. I'm ok with it. I'm going to keep doing buys.
Just bought some $LSTR for #lbi
The discount is just too big to ignore now.
@leostrategy is awesome value right now and LBI needs to be on board one way or another.
Great work! I think this is a really smart move
With some proper direction now and a publicly-facing board, we will collectively make LeoStrategy a financial second-layer on top of the LEO Token Economy
One of the first revenue-generating services will be up-and-running by next week, adding to the list of ways that @leostrategy captures tokens and swaps them for more permanently-held LEO that backs the LSTR fund value
The discount is approaching 35% and revenue methods are barely getting started
All of these methods and more will create revenue, buy LEO and accrete value for every LSTR holder
I am very excited about what this team is capable of (and it's also nice to have another team working hard without needing me day-to-day)
Had to be done. Can't have a LEO based investment fund not in LSTR. Will add more but don't want to do it to fast as I've got to trade $LEO to do it and don't want to hurt LEO's momentum.
Discount is just too big to ignore now.
Totally get it
We're trying to tag people on the richlist to get more LEO sold on the market. The SIRP is having trouble finding asks to bid on
Feel free to set some asks too 🫡 the momentum isn't going to stop. My main worry is that the SIRP + POL + LeoStrategy are all trying to bid into thin liquidity and it's better to slowly rise than have a moon scenario where sellers then jump in and get overpaid
Haven't used the market for ages, I just stick to swaps - Can't SIRP/POL/LEOstrat use the LP's also?
Yep the SIRP uses Swaps/Order book on HE while the POL uses bLEO, pLEO and LEO (Arbitrum)
All of the buys are tracked (including the off-hive buys) in real-time by one of the new LeoAI Agents @leo.alerts
https://inleo.io/threads/view/leo.alerts/alert-1753899277?referral=leo.alerts
Very good. Fed some more LEO into the pool for more LSTR.
Nice, LFG
If you know of any old LEO stakeholders who have forgotten about the project / might want to take some profits, tagging them now is a good idea
Time to rotate to new hands and give this place a fresh start. Many of the old hands are exhausted hodlers. Our goal is to have the real ones aboard for what comes next
$PLS Pulsechain is undervalued not because of it's capabilities but Richard Heart has returned after his victory against the SEC and the engagement is High on X.
Microsoft becomes part of the $4 trillion group.
I'm going to be retaking a position in Pulsechain. Realize it is a $6.6 Billion marketcap and would be #30 on CoinGecko if them and CoinMarketCap didn't keep it off the front page. Most things are dumping and it is staying green.
I am loving the Inleo community more and more. See what Thomas Moore just did, sent me 2.5 HBD to complete my funds for premium renewal. Though this is a loan, I am more than grateful for this. Thanks man.
thomas moore is a nice person. enjoy
The primary rule of personal finance is to reach a position of stability.
Without the ability to cover essential expenses and having an emergency fund, decisions are driven by fear.
Fear-based decisions lead to errors, missed opportunities, and make it challenging to create the future deserved, so focus on these steps:
Lions,
Get some LSTR exposure before the entire initial sale is gone or you will be buying it 35% higher (and this 35% is growing)
LSTR's initial sale is a huge opportunity to get into it before it goes to the open market. The fund's LEO value continues to rise. At $0.12, the fund's value will be trading at a 70%+ discount
https://inleo.io/threads/view/lbi-token/re-leothreads-2jezg3cms
Thoughts?
It seems to have struck a chord.
Never experienced it myself, but was often told to bite a child's finger firmly if they were a biter to teach them not to repeat it. What about you?
Didn't face this issue with my kids, so it wasn't something to worry about, but not inclined to judge.
Rate cuts are not likely. The deficit remains a growing and unsustainable concern. Absolutely, more Bitcoin is being purchased.
🥳 Cheers to a decade!
#Ethereum
An email arrived claiming there were two unclaimed airdrops linked to an anonymous email, supposedly with the right credentials. The sender was "[email protected]" (note the missing 'k'), clearly indicating it's a scam.
This suggests a potential security breach. Any insights on this matter?
If you didn't sign up for an airdrop while will you ever look at that twice 🤷
Nice catch. Scamers are a tricky bunch.
Yeah, gotta stay sharp with these fake emails. They’re getting sneakier every day with those tiny typos like "banless" instead of "bankless"
Get active in the community, post things that are real not robotic, engage and people will know you. That's how to get value!
Hope I am making sense 🤓
Well said. Way too many bots today saying garbage
Feeding LeoAI's vector database with real time info is a good thing
Keep threading actively to fill in
Been trying that, still nothing 😪. Tbh
You are making a lot of sense, buddy
Ethereum Celebrates 10 Years: What Lies in the Next Ten Years?
Going to the summer cottage for two and a half weeks with friends and family.
It's an opportunity to unwind, relax, and enjoy life's simple moments—exactly how life should be. This is what it's all about.
That's beautiful. Enjoy your Sumner.
!BBH
Thanks, gonna make the most of it with some good vibes and nature
Can't wait to just chill by the lake and forget the daily grind for a bit
You are welcome
Exercise caution when facing decisions that are difficult to undo.
However, if an irreversible mistake is made, worrying about it won't help. The focus should be on making the best possible decision moving forward. Always capitalize on the current circumstances.
Adopt a "next play" mindset.
ok ok - I pull out
Success as a husband and father holds more value than success in business. That priority will always remain unchanged.
The narrative shifted from labeling crypto as a scam to regulators like the SEC undertaking initiatives to bring financial markets onto the blockchain. This feels like a lasting victory.
Whenever a partner believes they have completely understood you and mastered your essence, it can be invigorating to unveil a new, intriguing facet of your personality for them to explore.
Part of the joy in a relationship is continually discovering new aspects of each other.
Let's rethink the concept of wealth.
Wealth isn't about possessions.
It's about having choices.
It's the freedom to say "no" when you want to.
It's engaging in projects that inspire you.
It's not worrying about the source of your next paycheck.
That's true wealth.
Don't give up now. Keep going, and you'll reach millionaire status soon.
Another 924 people discussing Richard Heart's Hex/Pulse eco system on X spaces on a Thursday. Things are heating up. Liquidity is thin. Will a moon shot be incoming?
Mañana es un día especial para mí ❤️
Centralized platforms often prioritize VIPs, offering quick withdrawals, better rates, and special support for the influential. Onchain, equality prevails—no VIP treatment, no special privileges, just fairness for all.
Seeking the most secure messaging apps? Two top contenders are recommended: one offering peer-to-peer connections and the other known for robust privacy features.
The recent 1984-like legislation in the UK is prompting a shift away from current services.
Hello $LEO.
It's the last day of July. The days flew by.
Haven't been here today so I couldn't let the night pass without showing up.
Fortunately, I just published my long form post a while ago, the last for the month and now waiting for Hive buzz notify and my badge.
These badges are constant reminder to keep being active in the community and growing my reputation.
#thread2earn
The days pass quickly, so you have to make the most of them.
Yeah. I do.
!BBH
👍👍
BREAKING: Michael Saylor's 'Strategy' suggests that Bitcoin could hit $150,000 by the close of 2025.
Thoughtful speculation isn't merely gambling; it's about recognizing value before everyone else. This is where true wealth is created.
What are your current speculations?