i trust in the greatness of kim jong un over western capitalist stooges, mostly everything we hear from sources hostile to the dprk turns out to be wrong
Don't let your feelings to mislead you. I agree the western political/economic establishment is a bunch of crooks, but the north Korean ruling elite isn't any better. |
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I like this project and I'd be happy to test it.
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But what is wrong with Ukraine, whose outpost is it? if you think it is Russian, then I beg to differ.
Apart from the bosses over there nothing wrong with Ukraine. It's a contested Russian "outpost" now  . |
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I mean these guys need to be stopped if what we hear is true then they are the sickest vile human beings of recent years or are they?
What do you guys think do you believe what you hear and see on the news or is it just the media doing what they do best? 'lying' and blowing shit out of proportion..
They have captured a lot of the middle east has anyone got contact with friends or family who can say yay its true or nay it is not as bad as made out?
I'm affraid we've missed the opportunity to stop them. Just take a look at their predecessors in Afghanistan and Pakistan. We beat them, but more and more coming back next time. So, yes, we can beat them, but we can not root them out. The survivors will scatter and going to start new groups everywhere they can. To make things worse many young muslims across the world see those bastards as heroes or defenders of the faith, and going to be happy to join them. Get used to them. |
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Facts don't confirm that their rocket technology is "up to date". The two stages of the rocket launched in 2012 were examined by Korean missile experts. They reported that the components of the rocket were unreliable and inefficient, the rocket design being based on older technologies from the 1960s and 70s, whereas the rocket engine was almost identical to the Iranian one (don't ask me where they got the Iranian rocket engine from).
I said more or less . BTW nothing wrong with the 60' 70' rocket technology. E.g. the good old russian kerosene/nitric acid or DMH/NTO rocket engines are still the most reliable and cheapest engines "on the market" (...but a bit fussy to handle the fuel). The keyword here is "based" e.g. the Scud-C and Scud-D are both based on the ancient Scud-A (what is a direct descendant of the V2) but the newer C and D models are very different in almost every possible ways. So underestimating NK could be a serious mistake. BTW nobody will directly attack NK as it's still a Chinese outpost. Same situation as Ukraine. |
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IS and NK are equally insane.
Kim is just doing the usual scare mongering tactics with his shitty soviet missiles.
Well, actually NK recently did quite a lot of research and development on those rockets and probably they got some know-how from China, so some of those missiles are more or less up to date stuff. Anyway, currently none of those missiles can reach densely populated areas in the US. |
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the dprk has raised itself up to become a powerful prosperous nation with nuclear arms and space satellites, it has no need for yankee goyim "aid", this isn't the 90s
Actually they are quite a bit far from being prosperous. They are still alive because of the mercy of China. Technologically they are developed relative fast, but the lack of arable land (the whole country is a big bunch of mountains) is still crippling them. |
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Hello, Alright , once I did about 0.8 BTC but ended up using them all . which I decided to not do anymore (let me know if it's the wise thing to do right now or not ) . Now I have about 1.2 BTC which are full profit (Signature compaigns , Digital goods selling ,etc ...) because I never buy Bitcoin and only earn them . (two months btw) , Still not sure what I should do with them , should I keep holding them since the price seems like rising lately and keep making more Bitcoins ? Note I'am 18 years old and I have nothing to lose if I hold them , I don't pay any bills , food or anything . Simply drop your suggestions below and no trolling please . Open discussion  ~ Madness [joking] Register an account on Bittrex and/or Poloniex and get involved in pump and dumps. Shortly you can restart your quest for putting together you first 1 BTC again. Guaranted renewable thrill . [/joking] |
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Decantralized asset exchanges are alive and well (at least one), and you can find WhateverCoin/USD assets what you can reclaim at some USD gateways. So some workarounds are already available. Ripple is the best example.
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Much needed reminder given the current obsession with IS and the like, that the craziest mofos in town are still the Koreans of the North. Beyond all dispute.
Unlike the IS, NK is not on the western asset list, that's why they are demonized on every possible ways. (BTW they are a crazy bunch indeed, but not much more than some of the US hawks and surveillance freaks.) |
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Shits is getting bad .
I knew something screwed up is going to happen since the "The Interview" movie accident .
~ Madness
Throwing such threats to the US and South Korea is basically a part of the local political culture. Just like talking about freedom and democracy on the west. Sounds good and/or defiant, but nobody taking seriously . |
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Today, one of the criteria of the middle class in Russia is the possession of a property. Many Russians have taken out loans, and the crisis of change, their monthly bills have doubled. Many will not be able to repay their loans and risk losing their property. In Russia, the credits are usually made in foreign currencies because the rate proposed by Russian institutions for loans in rubles exceed 10% (this practice was already due before the crisis, ed.) In currencies, against the rates are interesting but the risk is also more present. You never know, and rightly so, what can happen with euros or dollars.
Banks now offer these consumers to switch their credit in rubles, but the current rate of interest being close to 20%, the population is found in an impossible situation. The mortgage is one of the examples that show the difficulty of the middle class because it is also one of the criteria by which it is defined. And today, this criterion is clearly in danger.
That's manageable. Even Hungary with a much smaller budget and far less power was able to force banks to convert loans nominated in CHF or EUR to HUF on an exchange rate favourable to the debtor. In exchange the banks increased the transaction costs and started charging their customers, so they were able spread their losses over more ppl and wider timeframe to recover some money. |
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Russia can't even take care of its own citizens and is heading for a demographic disaster, breakaway regions will become more active and Russia cannot hold it's integrity for long
As far as I know the shrinking of the population recently stopped. What are those breakaway regions? |
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They have no limit on funding they take down banks and run a nice part of the middle east, oil fields included. Its the numbers game though how many mentally ill psychopaths can they recruit to join there rain of terror before country's step in and wipe these scumbags out. Hitler done similar the world just watched until it got to a point where he was near impossible to stop  Hitler isn't a good example . The world turned against him when he started to be a serious economical threat for the English/US interests. Prior to that nobody really cared about the jews. ISIS however not an economical issue. They are selling their oil for dollars, so they are annoying but they are part of the business. In addition they are a very effective blocking force against the planned independent Iran-Iraq (Kurdistan)-Syria pipeline, therefore they are an asset for the US/UK. |
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Emunie?
Still in beta and under development, so I don't know if it counts here. BTW the development started roughly in the same time as NXT, maybe a bit earlier. |
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A wider adoption together with higher BTC prices (when ppl sending tons of dust) could be an issue, but I think we have a couple of years to resolve such limitations.
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So, the ice cream has licked back ? |
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Enrolled, tested and it looks fine. Good work!
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How low they can go? I think that depends only their numbers and funding. The more manpower and more money means the more opportunity for them to extend their influence and go even lower.
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Wow! I've got paid for my two days contribution in february . Thanks Marco! |
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