>>64838

I keep saying... The ANONRAD is an impressive force even when using ... 'approved' resources that go through opsec filters of the cabal.

Guys like me would love to engineer a system where they get full spectrum waterfall feeds and can pull raw signal return recordings. Bandwidth requirements of wide band recorders make this a challenge... But the script/codefags should be enabled to write up some openCL to adjust filters and algos used for triggering record sessions on the platform.

The ELINT potential this place has is, frankly, intimidating should it ever be properly empowered for the task. But I prefer chaos of the fags to the select agendas of the self-important few. While there will always be a need for the military and militia, the goal and power of self-defense is as civil a matter as it is a military.

I was particularly interested in the use of an Etherium-like system for self-arranging process hierarchies and distributed C3 networks. A sort of taboo, as it is effectively skynet, but the system would work off of two types of currencies - an internal consumptive for 'paying' to delegate a process routine, and an external currency used to buy commands on the network in a sort of voting system. Very rough and raw idea - but I came up with it about a year ago when studying etherium, and then seeing the chans confirms that the human side of the network could function.

>>64949

Currency will be difficult to predict… And ultimately will not unseat the cabal on its own. I can throw a million of one currency into each crypto as a Roth, back when they were first issuing, without even putting a dent in the checking account. Long before they gain mainstream acceptance and value, the cabal can sell high and buy low. They have gold, silver, stocks, bonds… Even if civilization collapses and no living person would honor the bond of a nation, the cabal has ways of leveraging influence and securing its seat against financial disruption.

They -have- to be physically detained and removed. Or outright killed, but that is my way of 'fixing' things… Much easier to kill wolves preying on sheep than to teach the sheep how to not be food.

Moving on… I see the cryptos as becoming their own ecosystems. I am a proponent of Monero, but I suspect that will be 'entrepreneur' money, while Bitcoin will be the currency of banks as large farms of ASICs churn out the hash rate. Bitcoin will need major block size upgrades to enable it to handle every-day transaction use… And that means it will migrate up to banks. It also can only be economically mined using hardware and future mining output will be generated from transaction fees, only - which makes it almost ideal as a banking and big business currency for settling transactions between banking institutions. As the ledger is public, it helps keep the business and banking sector somewhat honest.

But I am sliding around. I just see cryptos as becoming socially targeted as opposed to nationally. Different economies and social walks will use different currencies for their advantages where applicable.

>>64994

Sure, a bit stupid.

At the same time… Who do you think the shills report to? Keep in mind that our opponents are readying their own moves, as well. They have been building and prepping a conspiracy narrative for over a month. The editorial sections lit up back in December about Q-Anon and a return of pizzagate.

They knew they would have to deal with us. It wouldn't surprise me if we are readying to the meme war because Q's own sources see the media is mobilizing their narrative. According to plan, but we are something like a harpoon fired as a snapshot against a surface launched torpedo. Ours will hit long before theirs.

>>65027

Currency is the problem more so than money.

An economics discussion/debate is outside the scope of the thread, but you should look into what is known as "Dunbar Layering." And also into what many business owners have to say about what changes when a business grows beyond 250 people.

Money is a tool for working with people outside our troop. It is a barter standard that allows division of labor and accrual of transactions. The tool boxes we make at the factory I work at are not all-important in society. I can't justify any and all wants I have for the work I do, as the work I do is only so important to the needs and wants of society. Likewise… How would the 500 floor employees trade the various tool boxes sold? Do the locals just swing by with their goods and services for us to potluck from?

Money makes that solution workable and simple.

Anything that would theoretically replace it must satisfy the same utility and practicality. In an ideal world… We could work for ten minutes, complain about being slave-driven, then go fly our own personal jet for the afternoon or go back to commanding an entire fleet of starships for funzies. But all things in their due time and process.

>>65113

Not to completely doubt his story, but the … People he describes being around is a very unusual array. It is a very unusual chain of command he describes, and anyone in his position knows what is going to happen.

He already signed an NDA when taking that position. Just as all of us in the military sign an 80 year NDA upon enlistment. While it is rare to prosecute, it is there for a reason and the court battle to deem the NDA invalid for the charges will be an uphill battle from behind bars, likely using an appointed attorney.

But the chain of command he describes, and presence of the FBI, make no real sense.

>>65162

They can't even keep their own narrative straight. Isn't Russia supposed to be getting ready to blitzkrieg Germany?

In Soviet Germany, Krieg Blitzes you! Har har…

I should think we want to be able to keep the Red Menace at bay. Or maybe the North Koreans trying to nuke us?