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If we draw back it's onto prediction. We will continue to press until the results show up.
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Hello Snippers!

We would like to inform all community members that if you wish to add to your staking this month, now is the time to do so.

New stakes will not be accepted after the next 24 hours in order to ensure that all 30-day lockups expire before transitioning to the new contract and Snipverse 2.0 site.

Please note: the new contract will go live on December 20th. Unstaking will remain functional, and the current contract will continue to be supported on a backup site for an extended period after the new launch to provide ample time for everyone to migrate.

Make sure to stake before the 24-hour window closes if you wish to participate this month!

Thank you for your continued support!

Chinese Ship Linked to October 2023 Pipeline Damage

⏺A Chinese container ship is suspected of causing significant damage to a natural gas pipeline between Finland and Estonia in October 2023. Finnish officials confirmed that the vessel dragged its anchor, leading to the pipeline’s rupture.

⏺The incident has raised further concerns about the vulnerability of critical infrastructure in the region and the potential for foreign interference, particularly with tensions running high over Russian aggression in Ukraine.

A severe strain of monkeypox has emerged in the United States.

⏺The Ministry of Health has confirmed a case of infection with a new form of monkeypox. This involves the "Clade 1" strain, which is significantly more severe than the usual form of the disease.

Texas may introduce Bible studies in schools, sparking both criticism and support

⏺A meeting of the local Board of Education was held in Houston, where officials heard from over 150 people who voiced their opinions on the initiative to include Bible studies in school curricula.

⏺According to the proposed plan, the Bible study course would be introduced from kindergarten through fifth grade. Teachers would educate students on biblical creation theory, the Golden Rule of morality, and similar topics.

⏺During the meeting, educator Megan Tessler stated that such an initiative contradicts the principles of secular education. Schools, she argued, should teach rather than engage in ideological indoctrination.

⏺Some parents supported Tessler’s stance, but others welcomed the idea of Bible studies. For instance, Sydney Asmussen claimed that “parents and teachers want to return to perfection,” emphasizing that the Bible is an integral part of classical education.

⏺The Board of Education is set to vote on the “Bible program” this Friday.