Craig Wright is tapped into the dark corners of the internet. He takes other people's ideas and co-opts them. There is a big chicken and egg problem with the CW symbols everywhere.
By dark corners, I don't mean nefarious. I just mean unpopular, niche. He's clearly aware of a few cutting edge areas before their time. More importantly, he's aware of them before most people, thus he can carve his name into places where perhaps he has no business. Those that come later have little basis. His "17" degrees are bullshit, but "17" gets an non-thinkinganon all boner'd up? Gay.
He's definitely NOT the most vocal proponent keeping Bitcoin Bitcoin. That's an opinionated statement on both terms. If the guy is Satoshi, prove it. He doesn't seem able to…And if he wants to keep his baby, why did he abandon it into the hands of others? There are great ideas out there…and monetary policy is a conversation, not a dictatorship. Whoever he is, fuck him. Some of these ideas outside of him are good ideas that should be discussed, not immediately and unilaterally dismissed as he does…every.fucking.time. #fulllibertariantard
https://safenetforum.org/t/the-2019-safe-network-roadmap-project-plan/28533
cause Charles Hoskins is a shill
This guy is shitposting THIS same/very similar message across multiple threads with timestamp confirms, FYI.
If zhe wants to know, zhe can ask Q zherself!
Shillary.
>5/8: Facebook reverses ban on cryptocurrency ads
Bad idea, but they need the money. Good thing is that, hopefully, new projects will have trouble getting money like before. As institutional money floods in, it will signal that the future markets are much less interested in playing hot potato with shitcoins.
BTC is tiptoeing into a new long-term move up, but likely a pullback from here short-term…
Hodl.
>Babylonian Captivity of Cardano has ended
So…you're saying the Jews are now headed toward the Red Sea?
Charles is smart as hell. He was one of the key people I listened to early on. As time went on, he put himself into the shill box. I can't believe that you are promoting Lagarde as some kind of crypto leader. GTFO, seriously.
"Guardians of Cardano", "Social contract", "assign new board members", "Swiss Foundation" = centralized as fuck
"Now, personally, I'd like to see some more democracy…like 7 more board members" - Charles Hoskinson, Nov. 14, 2018
>Davos
>Bldrbrg
Enough said.
spoken like a true leftist academic cuck.
BTC Dominance: 60.3%
put that in your communism.
>communism is meant to stop greed
Communism is meant to reward greed just as much but with social(communal) currency. Don't be an idiot.
>If we look at the Star Trek universe – in particular, the Federation – we see a quasi-communist society that works rather well.
AKA
"Communism works well in the movies! We should go full retard!"
Again, cuck…and a dumb cuck at that.
"Computer" is the benevolent dictator of the Enterprise…quietly in the background.
https://bitcoinist.com/this-latest-who-created-bitcoin-theory-is-the-craziest-one-yet/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Le_Roux
This was entertaining as fuck.
I was reading about the Bitcoin ETF process reset. The first "last date" for the SEC to make a decision is October 13. October 13, 1917 was the day of the Miracle of Fatima in Portugal. See the Vactican Fatima Letters prophecies. The event is also known as the Miracle of the Sun. Think Apollo, think Trump's apartment ceiling. Think multiple financial organizations competing as custodians for Bitcoin. Think structure.
good, clean fun
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2019-03-08/the-gazillion-dollar-standoff-over-two-high-frequency-trading-towers
https://www.wsj.com/articles/first-speed-bump-coming-to-u-s-futures-markets-11557924822
Gold/Silver HFT speed bump
Books too. Some partial truths, some complete lies.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doge_of_Venice
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The Pythia (/ˈpɪθiə/,[1] Ancient Greek: Πῡθίᾱ [pyːˈtʰi.aː]) was the name of the high priestess of the Temple of Apollo at Delphi who also served as the oracle, commonly known as the Oracle of Delphi.
The name Pythia is derived from Pytho, which in myth was the original name of Delphi. In etymology, the Greeks derived this place name from the verb, πύθειν (púthein) "to rot", which refers to the sickly sweet smell of the decomposition of the body of the monstrous Python after she was slain by Apollo.[2]
The Pythia was established at the latest in the 8th century BC,[3] and was widely credited for her prophecies inspired by being filled by the spirit of the god (or enthusiasmos), in this case Apollo. The Pythian priestess emerged pre-eminent by the end of 7th century BC and would continue to be consulted until the 4th century AD.[4] During this period the Delphic Oracle was the most prestigious and authoritative oracle among the Greeks, and she was without doubt the most powerful woman of the classical world. The oracle is one of the best-documented religious institutions of the classical Greeks. Authors who mention the oracle include Aeschylus, Aristotle, Clement of Alexandria, Diodorus, Diogenes, Euripides, Herodotus, Julian, Justin, Livy, Lucan, Nepos, Ovid, Pausanias, Pindar, Plato, Plutarch, Sophocles, Strabo, Thucydides and Xenophon.
Nevertheless, details of how the Pythia operated are missing as authors from the classical period (6th to 4th centuries BC) treat the process as common knowledge with no need to explain. Those who discussed the oracle in any detail are from 1st century BC to 4th century AD and give conflicting stories.[5] One of the main stories claimed that the Pythia delivered oracles in a frenzied state induced by vapours rising from a chasm in the rock, and that she spoke gibberish which priests interpreted as the enigmatic prophecies and turned them into poetic dactylic hexameters preserved in Greek literature.[6] This idea, however, has been challenged by scholars such as Joseph Fontenrose and Lisa Maurizio, who argue that the ancient sources uniformly represent the Pythia speaking intelligibly, and giving prophecies in her own voice.[7] Herodotus, writing in the fifth century BC describes the Pythia speaking in dactylic hexameters.[8][9]
Anyone can copyright anything.
He doesn't have to prove anything to get a copyright on the Satoshi whitepaper.
Do some basic homework. Damn.
We could just as easily conclude that he's doing this just to create weak evidence in his trial, just like the dems are subpoenaing people they have no jurisdiction over because the mere fact they do it makes them think they'll be able to support having standing in courts over some other issue at a later date…or like the Christopher Steele planting the dossier with the FBI and then leaking the dossier to Yahoo News and then the FBI using the Yahoo News "anonymous" source as evidence at the FISA court.
IT'S A FUCKING GAME!
Learn how it's played.
At best, he's fishing for the real Satoshi to come out and defend such acts, particularly if Craig starts to abuse innocent people over copyright violations or whatever else.
New Exchange. Small float/volume, but notable because Maidsafe, unlike other coins, has always refused to pay their way on to exchanges & Bittrex is rare in that it adds new coins using it's own liquidity without the coin addition model of charging the projects. This is what happens when there are mature companies and real innovation. A taste of things to come?
Swalwell pumping crypto? Accepting BTC?
Break in the ranks?
Whatever is going on here, one thing is for sure: crypto adoption (building up the ecosystem and the enforcement capabilities) is the only solution to the illicit uses of crypto. A non-approach or a half-ass approach wouldn't dent it, and it isn't going back in the box.
Thought experiment: criminal pedos trafficking with crypto to push crypto adoption because they need laundered campaign donations. Knowingly or not, the dems push the Trump agenda to destroy the FED. Who knows…
@2:45 re: MIT
Already happening @ MIT Media Lab with Tim Berners-Lee, Solid, and their relationship with Maidsafe.
>AgPdAuPt
Pick one. Gold. Multi pegs with metals that have strange properties, distributions, and use cases allows for the same bullshit of manipulated arbitrage with forex and carry we have now. It was part of the big problem with the Gold:Silver fixed ratio to the dollar. Not a good idea. Just let the everything else float.
CW isn't trying to convince everyone that he is SN. Maybe just the Chinese?
https://coinjazeera.news/block-one-eos-announcement-leaked-got-away-with-it/
The absolute biggest bullshit project ever. And Block.One is a scam. I hope all these people end up in jail. Block.One also had about 35,000,000 MAID at one point. They were by far the largest holders. About 18-24 months ago, they mixed their coins with the Poloniex address, so no one is sure how much they still have, but I would imagine that Brock Pierce isn't much longer for this world, nor are his ICO stakes.
Learn. Think for yourself.
https://safe-network-explained.github.io/safe-for-bitcoiners
http://nymag.com/intelligencer/2019/06/rick-santorum-launches-catholic-bitcoin.html
https://twitter.com/brockpierce/status/1133493375301246976
huge douchebag. "kind of a big deal"
puerto rico trafficking source, IMO.
>>6749547 off
real! wow. this IS getting interesting. I knew he didn't like trump and is pretty liberal, but retweeting Evan McMullian???
https://twitter.com/timberners_lee/status/788403330976362500
Thanks.
>is there any downside to bars
coins, not rounds, are generally easier to evaluate. more security features, etc.
just buy eagles. its a no brainer…unless you've got "good delivery" bars, you rich bastard.
I wouldn't buy it, but I wouldn't sell it. It's more useful than a lot of other stuff. They might even gain a bit of numismatic value being historical…
Like bars and rounds, though, they still need to be melted down, separated, and recast to be circulated again. Gold is for value; silver is for exchange. Junk/Old Gold is more interesting. Regardless, I'm only interested in a balanced portfolio, with au/ag play a very specific and limited role. Way to many other things in the world to worry about more than that.
>Money is no object for him or his spawn - ever.
"partners"
https://www.forbes.com/sites/caitlinlong/2019/06/09/what-facebooks-cryptocurrency-means-6-predictions/#34444a0a7022
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Facebook’s cryptocurrency will be a powerful force for good in developing countries, which is where Facebook intends to market the product.
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Facebook will pay interest to holders of its cryptocurrency, and this will eventually lead to populist calls to repeal corporate subsidies to banks at the heart of the US banking system.
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Facebook’s foundation will grow to garner big power in global capital markets.
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Facebook will face regulatory uncertainty—which will shed light on many outdated financial regulations in the process.
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Facebook’s regulatory reporting program will open all kinds of interesting discussions.
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Facebook’s cryptocurrency will turn out, in the end, to be a Trojan horse that benefits bitcoin.
just passing on the summary of the article…
From video description:
"When Nakamoto published the Bitcoin Whitepaper, a door was opened that could never be closed. The world now had a Sybil-resistant, trustless consensus protocol - and thousands of minds started working overtime on ever-more intriguing applications of this novel technology.
Maidsafe Developer and PARSEC co-author, Pierre Chevalier will present the PARSEC consensus protocol.
He’ll show why a blockchain just couldn’t cut it when it came to powering the SAFE Network - the fully autonomous decentralized data and communications network for the world - and how the PARSEC protocol solves that problem."
https://hub.safedev.org/
muh faketoshi
Gold is exploding. Just crossed VERY important resistance. Not sure there is any going back from here. 1400 will confirm it, but I'm seeing 1387, wtf???
Pressure for the G20?
>https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/senate-bill/1379?s=3&r=5
Look for it to happen at midnight…but might actually happen in about 5 minutes at this rate…
143,966
>Ultimately people don't want crypto they want a medium to trade for goods. So the crypto that'll win is the one stores accept
when it's embedded in the system that everyone desires, then that's what they'll use. Gold in the Earth, Dollars in the USA, native crypto in the most used decentralized internet, etc. It will be secondary to the environment. Bitcoin is a plan B. It will remain a plan B as well which is fine. It can scale but it can't be the foundation to a new internet. The internet environment is the problem, the incorrect incentives, etc. The solution to that problem that has a native crypto secondary will be used as digital currency in that market. Dollars and gold and bitcoin and even such a native currency aren't mutually exclusive…just a checks and credit cards aren't.
10 days…and 2 days early…July 4th.
There are a lot of patriots with a lot of Bitcoin in that 1%.
Best defense is a strong offense.
Good points. Some people might not be reading crypto news, but there is an official coordination to require all exchanges around the world in like 74 countries…the only ones that really matter for AML/KYC regs. Only decentralized exchanges will work in the future…and those could be big honeypots.
Honestly, I did a mini-dig last week on the Panama Papers and the Paradise Papers. I think there is gold in them hills…
Speaking of Wizards and Warlocks…What about Magic the Gathering? MTGOX? There's quite a hoard of BTC in Japan. I know Mark is trying to restart/rebrand MTGOX. Is that hoard, which is now his/the companies, going to play a role in helping the world and redeeming his image with the help of Japan…since you mentioned its legalization there…
It won't stablize into the market cap reaches the levels that full adoption requires and the liquidity and other derivatives create a healthy ecosystem around it. It's a process.
>I've already resolved that if I can achieve financial independence I'll spend the rest of my life being an anon: researching, meme-ing, truth-telling, writing, fighting, whatever it takes. I'll never work for the Cabal again.
I like this sentiment. I think we have to take into account our mortality. We need to teach others, the next generation, build relationships and create firewalls against this from happening ever again. Cabal companies without the cabal and a reorg could serve us again. A social network or a bank in which the users are the customers rather than advertisers or central banks/wall street would align incentives and create pretty interesting results. Things like Bitcoin and soon to be newer protocols that aggregate distributed idle resources with 10x or 100x efficiency are going to help give us a new chance.
Deeper than that though to the metaphysical, perhaps this is part of the cycles of evolution: slamming up against hard barriers and pushing through or transcending them or whatever. On one level, we've failed repeatedly over recent history. On another level, considering not only how the cabal but nature or entroy itself conspires against us, I'd say we've come a long way. Overcoming the big pitfalls along the way gets you a throne in the book of history. Fight. Fight. Fight.
KEK
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zw-jpVFKMY
Pillars and Checkers
I bunch of faggots that have been reading the shilling of that site across various platforms for months went to check on the status all at the same time with cleaned out youtube cookies. Pretty simple really.
What's up with gold overnight at provident?
number of immigrants raptured to the promised land in May before we burn this mother fucker to the ground.
I just think Bitcoin Jesus is a fraud, a homo, and a fake libertarian/anarchocapitalist. Just a real piece of shit in general.
>Is it wise to completely disregard a message based solely on the flaws of the messenger?
He's proven absolutely nothing. He's got himself into a real problem. He can prove it or he can't. BSV, IMHO, relies on that. He message means nothing. I can say that I'm Satoshi and invent another fork. Doesn't. mean. shit.
Pedo all over their faces, especially crying bitcoin antijesus.
Ver: criminal and abandoned his citizenship to live in japan with a st. kitts and nevis citizenship.
tell us more about the Caribbean, Roger!
DR-PR-VI
this starts with the consulting companies. they're all ivy league yes-tards that invent bullshit schemes to fire people and promote "solutions". if they are full of enough shit, they get promoted to the firms private equity or venture capital spin offs. Consulting needs to be regulated. They have tentacles and eyes in EVERYTHING with zero accountability.
BTC is eating the alts.
144,000=# of bitcoin FBI seized from Ross Ulbrecht
https://www.coindesk.com/ross-ulbricht-drops-claim-millions-raised-silk-road-bitcoin-auctions
Classic FUD.
There is so much going on in that set of tweets as well as the context that Powell mentioned Bitcoin today too in somewhat of a positive/neutral light. Read between the lines for nuance or GTFO.
I'm up to date on what's been suggested. I've seen little logic behind it. Plus, platinum and especially palladium are ridiculous choices for backing money. I've just seen a classic clown shill attempt at driving a narrative about 4 metals again and again and again. Nothing of substance.
not calling for bitcoin to back the dollar. it's fine just as it is. more regulation would be nice and 99% of the shitcoins can go to hello.
Bitcoin crashed because after every 10000% move it falls 90%. The last crash wasn't any different. It didn't fall because of the E.O. Just stop it.
As for tether, I'm no fan, but the tokenized dollars would be fine if we get regs around them. Sure beats swift or this new euro-iran network.
You all are all black or white, but I'm thinking just black at this point.
He's not a fan of Bitcoin. So what?
He's not a fan of other cryptos. Neither am I for most of them.
They definitely aren't money.
They are highly volatile.
Based on thin air? Air is an important commodity too.
Key word="unregulated"
drugs, lawlessness, etc. old news FUD. USD?
none of what he said is against Bitcoin as a whole. Only against Bitcoin in reference to the us dollar…and maybe gold. He doesn't have to like it, but he's also not saying that he's going to ban it. It's ridiculous to be so against it. The smartest people in the world, and yes some bad people but not all, are working in crypto. To dismiss it outright because you can't decipher if Potus is saying NO to Bitcoin on the whole or just saying he doesn't like it like he does gold because Powell mentioned it earlier today in a hearing. Narrow minded as hell, clown.
Bitcoin is a response to the forgery. It's not a solution. Just a response.
Funny, I actually am eating pizza at the moment…just not the kind you guys eat over in McLean.
Not saying a see it one way or the other, but this image is definitely about the famous Bitcoin Pizza. That a number of these people are depicted as pedos…and a few might even be, especially Ver…doesn't count out another theory: that the cabal run the Bitcoin media and want to control the narrative of Bitcoin by painting it with their own sins. Fuck that. The 3 part "thesis" above points out well that the cabal has hated bitcoin from the beginning.
For the normies, Trump needs to be seen loving the US through the USD. He can shift blame onto the FED from there as the USD devalues.
sauce?
>Wild theory - the Cabal's plan
>Libra was always supposed to be the one world currency.
Maybe, though it's blockchain inspired so…
>Bitcoin was created by white hats as a backup plan. The original way Bitcoin was created and distributed for the first few years did not make sense to becoming an eventual one world currency…too many coins in the hands of anarchist and freedom types
by white hats or grey hats, but a good campaign of real action and winning heats and minds draws better lines in the sand.
>Cabal hijacked BTC during Obama's term in retaliation
not sure if that is true, partially true, or if true would continue to be true into the future. we're at war, remember?
>HRC's 1st term contains a planned currency crash caused by an engineered catastrophic event in the 16 year plan, like World War 3 with Iran or NK, and push Libra as a false flag private sector alternative to the collapsing fiat in the worldwide depression
details aside, libra is definitely the proposed cattle drive destination
>Final conditions, every citizen's money is linked to a social credit system on a worldwide scale
second to last step. last is cancel all, kill off a bunch of people, and create a slave class like ancient egypt while the whores of babylon paint their tits with gold leaf that any of your surviving progeny dig up with their raw and bleeding fingernails…right before being tortured and sacrificed to the gods.
beyond that, it seems like the new fed appointee might have an opening for looking at the value of bitcoin and blockchain.
"the ride" is on a tiny mossad dick.
that's my best hypothesis. 1% of the world knew about Bitcoin. Trump tweets and now the whole world knows and they're researching it and reading lots of intelligent pro-bitcoin comments. he just brought about 5 huge subjects together in 3 tweets to drive the news cycle for a couple days. The larp just takes the tweets on face value. fucking idiot.
Real Vision: Why We Need Both Gold and Bitcoin (w/ Roy Sebag)
sauce?
PARSEC lead from Maidsafe scooped up by Twitter.
Twitter going decentralized?
CHEVALIER=Knight=Horseman
somebody feels the need to support the MAID price at an interesting level. This is 10x the largest about I've ever seen…and even that was only once, and we're pretty sure it was Brock Pierce dumping 1-2 years ago…
>its not sustainable, and requires too much energy to use.
https://meaww.com/porn-netflix-amazon-prime-online-video-streaming-pornography-carbon-dioxide-emissions
https://sputniknews.com/science/201907131076235927-porn-carbon-dioxide-emissions-research/
How's that "liquidity falling into alts" working out?
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/07/16/i-like-bitcoin-says-house-gop-leader-mccarthy-hits-facebook-libra.html
-Reads Trump statement on Bitcoin
-Agrees because confirmation bias (and cabal shill)
-Watches McCarthy interview
-Can't agree although should agree because shill role is pro-Trump
-Internal contradiction doesn't compute, shill BTFO right after attacking thinkers that don't drink the koolaid.
You're a sick fuck with this censoring clown tactic bullshit all thread long. no digging, just shilling and parroting entitled opinions. GTFO already.
>it's quickly becoming largest drain of electricity in the world
waiting for the luddite to talk to us about global warming.
AOC, we've only got 12 years. Leave the Bitcoiners alone.
Legacy crypto, maybe. First movers advantage is a big deal. Also, trust. What other chain hasn't been full of scandal and has been distributed in a reasonably fair way without wildly enriching the backers in an ICO. Who the hell is going to trust that problem. Better chance that Bitcoin will innovate or at least just flat out rob a better tech from one of the other chains. Consensus is hard for any changes, but if push came to shove, a new algo would be adopted and Bitcoin would retain it's status in the crypto world. A 10-100x innovation is needed to disrupt it and I see that mere potential in one 1 project that is out there.
XRP is essentially WallStreetCoin. There's nothing decentralized about it. It has lots of interesting atributes, but not the key ones that are behind the whole point of crypto. It's not even a 10x move beyond fiat. The FED will create something easy enough just with a digital dollar to annihilate XRP and all the other centralized alts. Liquidity is LEAVING alts. People finally figured out that most are scams and a shortlist are just testbeds that will never turn overcome cryptogold, cryptosilver, or Web 3.0. Blockchain will be a cost reduction tech for business and government. Bitcoin will bridge a new monetary regime. The broader category of distributed consensus will result in a web 3.0 what will revert the data for free stuff business model of the internet and directly monetize the data for people to use at their own discretion. Data is the new oil and the whole directionality of the new monetary regime will be on how to monetize and transact in that world. In an oil world, you can base the currency with a physical commodity. In the digital world at least, you have to monetize the data digitally to base the currency. Fiat or bridges like centralized tokens or even credit cards will all fail at that in the long run. The internet is only becoming a bigger and bigger market…and attack surface. It's catch up time and people can place their bets where they may. Shitcoins are shitcoins for a reason, but feel free to continue not doing the homework and research but just parroting the cooked up notions of value from some self-interested consulting firm.
>The reason petrodollar became the standard was because it had the lowest cost
"War is cheap"
>Look at those prerequisites and what those prereq's NEED and tell me if that doesn't rely on government?
Government relies on the internet. You think they'll shut it down to stop Bitcoin? Funny.
That Bitcoin mining requires specialization is a threat? Do you personally mine for gold? It's called a market. Monopoly and collusion mining are worrisome, but not all barriers to entry are oppressive; natural growth hierarchies are developmental and beneficial.
Cash is far more anonymous than crypto so far.
What is a government if it doesn't control the currency??? What is a free people if it doesn't control it's own government is the important question. You've got your ass and you head switched around. A government doesn't need to control the currency. It just needs a stable currency to collect taxes and do large scale planning. Tariffs solve the problem of foreign intervention and help keep the playing field level. Why force people into bonds when fixed supply money produces a deflation dividend? You can still have a bond market, but it won't imprison the pension system into buying yield without regard to quality. It's the black hole of the bond market that is distorting time and space because of shit fiat money.
The new financial regime, whatever it is, will be phased in and it will be a participatory process. It's our government. While they're going to force consensus toward real and healthy monetary ideas, there's plenty of room for public participation…at least if you still think they're restoring the republic with a new government…
Bitcoin doesn't need to be currency, especially the US currency. It's not black and white. As a mere commodity with in-demand attributes, merely as a portfolio diversifier of a few percent, the universe of retirement accounts with an ETF would make the thing skyrocket. But I agree, the government probably does have a big chunk. And as more and more politicians speak about it, it's clear that people in the government are holding it.
I'm not dumb enough to say I can predict the future, but the level of autism and nuance in this thread is really lacking lately.
>hur dur hur gwoabal woming
You're the douche worried about muh resources, muh electricity. Who gives a shit. Econ 101. If it's too much at some point, the system adjusts, right? Or tell us more about your Limits to Growth conference with the Club of Rome…
Ripple gives away XRP so more people will use XRP. That tell you what a money is worth. If Ripple went out of business, people would sell XRP. Short it. You can thank me later.
Bitcoin has the highest hashing power? Are you looking at charts from 2014?
You clearly assume that there aren't workarounds. That technology is stagnant, and that innovation is not worth it. I've got a horse drawn plow to sell to you.
>You clearly assume a lot about how the internet stack works.
The stack is fucked.
Something else is coming. Bitcoin can adjust and try to compete. That's all that's happening. Your individual sentiment doesn't really matter.
>you've shared nothing but you're feelings so there's no reason to believe this is something you can even argue one way or another.
Isn't this the Ilhan Omar strategy? Just say the exact same thing back to the people accusing you? She's just a retard…
I've given tons of info to help people dig and decide on their own. You just spew opinions and claims without evidence, toss out a bit of "appeal to muh authority" and whatnot. I don't need to doxx myself to make a point. You've just, once again, made it for me. Thanks.
I don't want you to disprove anything. I never discounted any of the things you mentioned. The strawman is unnecessary. I only want you to either GTFO or contribute something of substance rather than attacking my information with empty rhetoric just because it doesn't align with your bias toward an analog-only future.
2 days early even…
http://bluelineis.com/about-us/
Connect Kleiman in Palm Beach who worked with Palm Beach PD to Michael Fisten, the detective from Miami who worked as a PI on the Epstein case in Palm Beach.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Kleiman
https://www.davekleiman.com/dcar.html
2019? who's updating that page?
https://web.archive.org/web/20070214123237/http://www.castlecops.com/
castle.
they kind of look alike…
>https://www.miamiherald.com/news/state/florida/article232595847.html
Is it because Sun is cabal? OR because the whole Buffet lunch charade is to get Buffet into some zero day bitcoin? Is China stopping Sun? Or did POTUS tell China not to let Sun out?
"Sun"
reread posts.
Interesting conversation from main qresearch bread
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Interesting graphic, but you should do more research on scaling and just the broader research on distributed concesus and schemes for creating decentralized networks by monetized idle computing resources, i.e. bandwith, memory, cpu, etc. There's quite a lot happening and there are plenty of ideas about reducing, fees. There are fees and costs with gold, fyi. Not sure why you posted a pro CW montage if you against crypto…
Venn Mo'
https://thenextweb.com/hardfork/2019/07/31/bitcoin-twittter-ethereum-coinbase-theyearis2030/
just for keks