Aquilae Trust

02/15/2026

It's like having Scott there for hours, making you a tiny bit smarter

Now with more clubbed baby seals and netted dolphins than EVER!

01/31/2026

License, Purchase Orders, & Nobility

Then Scott Duncan asks the most profound question ever asked in his forums.

Now with more clubbed baby seals and netted dolphins than EVER!

01/25/2026

https://soundcloud.com/roguesupport/bitch-get-off-my-phone-scott-duncan-parodies-kevin-samuels-at-friends-request

The official SoundCloud page of ROGUE SUPPORT (Scott and Tara Duncan)

01/25/2026

Underrated.

01/23/2026

01/21/2026

Remember this from 2013, in THETENDERFORLAW?

We call it the chart.

It's now a map of what Menard and Clifford robbed people of, with their lies.

Everyone who listened to Scott Duncan is ACTUALLY FREE and wants for nothing. Those of you who lied about him cannot make the claim that your lives are better, and you deserve everything that is about to happen.

And before you ask; F**k off. Our days of helping are OVER.

01/18/2026

A true Legend 🐐🫡
Meet Jean Baptiste Kempf, one of the key people behind VLC and the face of the VideoLAN project for many years. He decided not to chase money or turn VLC into a business. He rejected Millions of dollars and it open-source, ad-free, and free for all users around the world. No ads, no data selling, no subscriptions -just a clean tool that works. Even features like 200% volume are there purely for the user, not for profit.

01/18/2026

https://rumble.com/v72m1fs-cdd.com-big-red-button-chat.html

Now with more clubbed baby seals and netted dolphins than EVER!

01/14/2026

⏳The First Bitcoin Transaction (January 12, 2009)

On January 12, 2009, Satoshi Nakamoto sent the first Bitcoin transaction to Hal Finney, marking a key moment in Bitcoin’s early history.

Finney later said that Satoshi’s real identity was unknown to him. Based on their communication, he believed Satoshi to be “a young man of Japanese origin, very intelligent and sincere.”

Looking back in 2014, Finney reflected on his early experience with Bitcoin. At the time, the network was still experimental, mining difficulty was 1, and blocks could be mined using a regular CPU. He mined a few blocks but eventually shut down his computer due to heat and fan noise - unaware of what Bitcoin would later become.

This moment highlights how modest and uncertain Bitcoin’s beginnings were, even to those closest to its launch.

01/06/2026

Be the reason a jew gets mad today.