In my new realizations I am particularly inspired by your underlying
agenda of tax evasion, black marketeering, and the overthrow of
governments. DEATH TO ORDER! Hedonistic delights like gambling dens
and prostitution rings would be a Love Boat for everyone, but they
aren't enough. I have had some neat fantasies lately about starting new
drug nextworks and assassination enterprises. What delights await us!
The possibilities of untraceable cash and anonymity are truly
liberating -- we can build up internation criminal organizations and
launder our money freely, and avoid all detection! The vanquished world
will lick our boots! I hope that you will let me in on your finetuned
Cryptoanarchist secrets that would make Goldfinger and Hitler proud. If
you don't, that's okay too. I'm really unstable and there's even a
rumor that I'm actually an FBI agent, so that it would be better if you
didn't tell me anything that would be upsetting to someone who
practices law enforcement. I think that the person who wrote the above is more inclined to be Satoshi with having a reason to remain anonymous. http://unenumerated.blogspot.com/2014/12/the-dawn-of-trustworthy-computing.htmlHi Nick,
As always great work. I really appreciate the knowledge and information you make available to the common person like myself that doesn't always have easy access to highly guarded research and study findings.
Also, great job on finally putting a name to some of the stuff we are dealing with on a daily basis. The "Virtual Computer" Blockchain reference is great.
Respectfully,
L. Detweiler
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I have learned many things over the past three years. I thank you for the
valuable lessons you have taught me. I was too arrogant until now to
accept your wisdom with humility. Clearly, my mistake! Don't I feel
stupid! I think both you and I have many things in common. We are
interested in the growth of Cryptsy and recognize that
cryptocurrencies has awesome power, like an atom bomb. I think the
difference is that I thought you were doing all you could to detonate
them when you were really trying to support them. I apologize to everyone
I offended by suggesting otherwise.
Paul Vernon aka BigVern I think he made that up.  |
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Money laundering is possible with any currency, electronic or fiat. A public ledger can even be useful for money laundering. It's a perfect proof that a transaction was real. What's not in the ledger though, is the proof that some service was done, or that some goods were exchanged. The blockchain is a great tool for creative accounting...
Gosh, I could sell methods to launder money with BTC!
I just purchased ten thousand and eight copies of a book entitled Methods to Launder Money with Bitcoin. Full Disclosure: countryfree may or may not be a nym in my control. |
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http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/feb/01/ex-secret-service-agent-shaun-bridges-bitcoin-arrestShaun Bridges, a former secret service agent who was part of the investigation into the now-defunct dark website Silk Road – but who was subsequently prosecuted for stealing $800,000 in the online crypto-currency bitcoin from the site – has been arrested at his home in Laurel, Maryland, the day before he was scheduled to hand himself in to begin his prison sentence.
An arrest warrant was issued under seal on Wednesday and executed on Thursday. During the arrest, according to court documents, officers found bags containing Bridges’s passport and a notarised copy of his passport, as well as corporate records for three offshore entities in Nevis, Belize and Mauritius.
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Force is currently serving a 6.5-year sentence, and Bridges is in custody and considered a flight risk, according to the government’s motion detailing his arrest, though the Department of Justice did not respond to several requests by the Guardian for more information. I think the FBI needs to look into what role Paul Vernon played in his bud, Shaun Bridges, perhaps skipping the country. http://blog.cryptsy.com/Some may ask why we didn’t report this to the authorities when this occurred, and the answer is that we just didn’t know what happened, didn’t want to cause panic, and were unsure who exactly we should be contacting. At one time we had a open communication with Secret Service Agent Shaun Bridges on an unrelated matter, but I think we all know what happened with him – so he was no longer somebody we could report this to. Recently I attempted to contact the Miami FBI office to report this, but they instead directed me to report it on the I3C website. I’ve not heard anything from them. Good news, Paul Vernon! The FBI is about to get back with you on that missing $13M+ worth of cryptocurrencies from your Cryptsy located in Belize. I'm not sure, but they may have connected the dots my now. Oh oh oh, step right up and take a look at a fool
He's got a heart as stubborn as a mule
C'mon everybody, he's good for a laugh
And no one could tell his heart is broken in half
Well, the joke's on me, I'm off to join the circus
Oh, Mr. Barnum, save a place for me
Shoot me out of a cannon, I don't care
Let the people point at me and stare
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Au contraire!  |
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I don't get how he got "a 0.07% decline from December". In December he claimed to have 122 BTC and I found 51 BTC. That's far more than a 0.07% difference from 35 BTC that he claims to have now. 51-35=16 BTC or a ~31% decline.
Because Leroy Fodor is a motherfuckin' idiot! The fucker didn't even know how to convert GMT to local time in the Philippines until WE corrected him after going months depicting the wrong time. That fucker will look you in your eye and express that he's working hard while his social media presences are depicting his latest conquests on the various online games he's playing. Leroy Fodor is a worthless piece of shit like Marshall Long, Paul Vernon, etc. (I'm pretty sure I missed a few). |
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- Withdrawals - The current principal payout rate is 0.35 BTC
per week. There are several principal and partial withdrawals in
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https://www.facebook.com/leroy.fodor/posts/962105647146874:0 https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1732419916981989&id=1627849564105692
StakeMiners.com
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Stakeminers - This Week - 02 February 2016
>The Future of PoS Mining<
Visit us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/StakeMinerscom-1627849564105692/
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Welcome to our 11th month in business.
- Minimum deposit is 0.05 BTC.
- Invested BTC 123 / Current Value 35 BTC = change -72%,
a 0.07% decline from December.
- Earnings fell from 0.56% last week to 0.51%, a decline of .05%.
- Withdrawals - The current principal payout rate is 0.35 BTC
per week. There are several principal and partial withdrawals in
progress.
Overview - Altcoin prices are depressed and are still seeking a firm bottom. The situation will remain so until the dumping of altcoins by Cryptsy account holders ends and traders buy
up the overhang. As a result earnings are low.
Altcoin Review - Stakeminers is conducting a review of the altcoins we stake. Once the review is complete a number of altcoins may be removed from the staking pool.
Client Exchange - due to the projected cost and complexity this project has been cancelled.
Philippines Crypto Coin - Stakeminers had discussions with the developer of a new altcoin. Stakeminers has agreed to act as a node for this new coin and we will be provided with some coins to test how it works as a stake. We will be paid in bitcoin for our efforts and we will use the bitcoin to buy altcoins on the market.
Have a good week.
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Stakeminers.com is a crypto-currency altcoin Proof of Stake (POS) company with current holdings in 12 altcoins. We provide our clients with a variable rate of return generated from our stake pool earnings.
Please see our website Stakeminers.com or email us at: info (at) stakeminers.com for more information.Full Disclosure: I'm not... I repeat, I AM NOT A B.B.A like Leroy Fodor is, earning said degree from Ohio University in Athens, OH, so I have no fuckin' idea if losing 72% of value in one month is in line with "This one is the absolute most profitable way to earn good income."I duly hope that a fellow Bitcoiner can shed some light on the subject. Thinking out loud: If StakeMiners Ponzi holdings fall to 33 BTC, does a Freemason in Heaven earn his wings?
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Yeah you don't want to do that. What you can get away with in China all depends on who you are. And he ain't nobody over there. Last I heard the coins were still in the wallets they were stolen to. Is that still the case? Coins are still in place. Just checked. |
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http://reason.com/blog/2016/02/01/google-celebrates-frederick-douglassToday's Google doodle is an image of Frederick Douglass, the escaped slave who became one of the most eloquent and influential abolitionists in American history. The doodle signals the start of Black History Month, which grew out of earlier traditions such as "Negro History Week" and offers a period of intensive reflection on the contributions of blacks to the history of the United States while also reminding the country of the historical realities of slavery and other unspeakable ills pushed on African Americans due to de facto and de jure racism.
Douglass, who was believed to have been born in February, 1818 is of special interest to libertarians for many reasons. As Damon Root has written for Reason, Douglass was a true classical liberal who believed in individualism, strong property rights, and voluntary philanthropy as the best way to create a free, prosperous, and inclusive society. From a 2012 review of Nicholas Buccola's The Political Thought of Frederick Douglass:
“Douglass’s arguments against slavery are, in a very important sense, arguments for liberalism,” writes Linfield College political scientist Nicholas Buccola in The Political Thought of Frederick Douglass, his engaging new study of the great abolitionist. Taking seriously Douglass’ dual commitment to both a “robust conception of mutual responsibility” and “the ideas of universal self-ownership, natural rights, limited government, and an ethos of self-reliance,” Buccola offers a nuanced portrait that illuminates both Douglass and his place in American intellectual history....
Buccola notes, “throughout his development as a political thinker, Douglass was presented with a series of ideological alternatives,” including the pacifist anarchism of Garrison, who said the only government he recognized was the “government of God,” and the utopian socialism of John A. Collins, general director of the Massachusetts Antislavery Society, who believed “that private property was the root of all evil.” Douglass, Buccola observes, “consistently rejected these in favor of liberalism.”
Socialism was then becoming particularly attractive to many New England reformers. Yet Douglass rejected the socialist case against private land ownership, saying “it is [man’s] duty to possess it—and to possess it in that way in which its energies and properties can be made most useful to the human family.” He routinely preached the virtues of property rights. “So far from being a sin to accumulate property, it is the plain duty of every man to lay up something for the future,” he told a black crowd in Rochester, New York in 1885. “I am for making the best of both worlds and making the best of this world first, because it comes first.” As Douglass’ glowing description of his first paying job indicated, he also considered economic liberty an essential aspect of human freedom.... Read the full article here: http://reason.com/archives/2012/07/17/frederick-douglass-classical-liberal
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Give me a minute.
Website is up https: //paycon .pw
Forum is getting set up https: //paycon .pw /forum
Then I need to clean the ann and forum up.
Sorry for the delay. Am still buying any at .4LTC/1000. I have set aside 100LTC to buy 250K total.
To make transactions quick and easy add me on Skype live:troychef and would prefer this.
Second option send PLT to PMNKZtHTk3K8HugnBYUY8nm5FZZv9mG8HZ and post the amount and your LTC address below.
I will come back daily and pay any LTC to PLT sent.
Prefer Skype for ease and future PLT purchases.
Someone forgot to enable privacy protection !   https://who.is/domain-history/paycon.pwName: Troy Black
https://au.linkedin.com/in/troychefHippy, I hate to break it to you but you're 100% wrong in this regard: I often use the name Hairy Crumpet
https://www.youtube.com/user/wiiiutv/channels?view=56&shelf_id=0 https://who.is/domain-history/paycon.pw http://www.ws-in.com/www/hairycrumpet.com https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1CHFX_enUS549US549&biw=1093&bih=508&q=%22ognewsnet%40gmail.com%22&oq=%22ognewsnet%40gmail.com%22&gs_l=serp.3...12865.53881.0.54451.16.16.0.0.0.0.541.1857.9j3j1j5-1.14.0....0...1c.1.64.serp..2.6.803.0.kAd30IeM8Wcognewsnet@gmail.com - Email Data - Whoismind
www.whoismind.com/email/b2duZXdzbmV0-gmail.com.html
Discover who owns the Email Address ognewsnet@gmail.com, which domains, hostnames and names are related.
hairycrumpet.com - Website Information
www.ws-in.com/www/hairycrumpet.com
rname: ognewsnet.gmail.com. serial: 2015021103. refresh: 86400. retry: 7200. expire: 3600000. minimum: 86400. mname: ns1.cryptorss.com.
Globalco.in - Global Co - WHOIS & Domain Review
wa-com.com/globalco.in
Sep 1, 2015 - Registrant Email:ognewsnet@gmail.com. Admin ID:c6f2f1c3e1290a89. Admin Name:Troy Black Admin Organization: Admin Street1:31 Ninth ...
Vaultcoins : Vaultcoin
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vaultcoins.com, NS, 21599, Target: rs18.registrar-servers.com. vaultcoins.com, SOA, 21599, MNAME: rs18.registrar-servers.com. RNAME: ognewsnet.gmail.com
Auscoins.org - Australia coin home - DomainSigma
domainsigma.com/whois/auscoins.org
auscoins.org, SOA, 86400, rname: ognewsnet.gmail.com retry: 7200 mname: rs18.registrar-servers.com refresh: 86400 minimum: 86400 expire: 3600000
Escrowcoin.org Analysis - DomainTuno
www.domaintuno.com/d/escrowcoin.org
Aug 8, 2015 - escrowcoin.org, SOA, 86400, rname: ognewsnet.gmail.com retry: 7200 mname: ns1.cryptosmack.com refresh: 86400 minimum: 86400
Gmail for Your Business Gulp! Okay, so you might... just might be 99.99976% right this time. But, I'm still gonna be keepin' an eye on you. |
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The best way is with a faucet
That's how Leroy Fodor started out, and in three short months he parlayed that into the largest bitcoin mining farm in all the Philippines, then went on tour across the islands teaching others to do the same. Follow the link in my sig to learnt how from there he now operates a PoS altcoin business that's the most profitable in the world called StakeMiners Ponzi Inc. |
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https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1732220343668613&id=1627849564105692StakeMiners.com 3 hrs
Stakeminer - Payouts and Withdrawals - 01 February 2016
Stakeminers has completed it's weekly payouts and principal withdrawals. The principal withdrawal cap is currently set at 0.35 BTC. No, that's not an abbreviated version. THAT'S THE ENTIRE POST. But don't fear, StakeMiners Ponzi is a real business with a real Board of Investards governing it, with the BoI's claim to fame being correcting the grammatical errors on StakeMiners Ponzi ToS page... Okay, not all of them, just a couple, but a claim to fame nonetheless. HAHAHA
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Scary for sure, but if China is anything like America, rich people are exempt from laws... When was the last time a rich person went to 'prison' in America? Martha Stewart, 10+ years ago? Since then we've been blessed with cases like The Affluenza Kid (spoiler: rich kid, drinking and driving, hits 15 pedestrians, killing 4 people... gets probation) Whatever happens, perhaps somebody will film it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlCvqHOWE2c |
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Dude is gonna have such a headache tomo. Bitcoin loonies and Newsweek blowing up his phone id lie in, let it blow over...  Dude, you haven't been around for 103 weeks. Where you've been? |
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