pan·ic
[ˈpanik]
NOUN
sudden uncontrollable fear or anxiety, often causing wildly unthinking behavior:
"she hit him in panic" · "he ran to the library in a blind panic"
SIMILAR:
alarm
anxiety
nervousness
fear
fright
trepidation
VERB
feel or cause to feel panic:
"the crowd panicked and stampeded for the exit" · "talk of love panicked her"
SIMILAR:
be alarmed
be scared
be nervous
be afraid
overreact
know all about the building of bitcoin, crypto infrastructure and those who invented it.
a big trap to catch them all, it will all go the way of china, every thing will be centralized for complete control of the monetary system with global accounting already in place and trace-ability of all transactions.
==the banksters must be destroy but do not want a.i in its place.
never invested a penny in my life, only asset anon has is a property and life expience and skill gained along the way. let it all burn
Did we just become best friends, anon?
Catherine Herridge
@CBS_Herridge
#Idaho “Given weekend arrests, federal law enforcement officials tell @CBSNews
they are re-assessing threats surrounding upcoming events like Idaho. Lawyer for one of those arrested told us defendants never had a chance to exercise 1st amendment rights + allegations are unproven.
https://twitter.com/CBS_Herridge/status/1536497247843647489
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#22487
Check em or wreck em
Baker requesting Handoff