Interesting take.  You might be in the minority with your position but I don't believe there is a right or wrong answer.

 If you don't have the time to wait for a confirmation, why not use a credit card?  That's pretty quick.  Nobody is going to fault you for using an alternative to Bitcoin once in a while.

 Perhaps some weapons use and safety training would be in order but do you think you can teach people to be meek? 

 Would you destroy all life on earth to stamp out terrorism?  If not, then even you must have a line.  Do you have a number for us?  How many innocents should die to maybe prevent the death of other innocents?  This is why I say it's best to have an armed population.  Let the people defend themselves.

 oh for cripe's sake!  Here!

 Well here's the rule:

Services (child board of Goods) - Services provided/demanded on-forum for Bitcoin. If you are providing/demanding services on another site (e.g. have a hosting site), it doesn't belong here.


 

Is there anything bitcoin related in this venture?

You should teach the intended victims to become hard targets and give them weapons to defend themselves.  Terrorists would not have such an easy task.

How did you arrive at 11.16 cents per kWh?  Is that an aggregate cost analysis of a 24 hour period?

I laid this out in another post previously -

The variable charges on a typical bill for many North American utilities are:

electricity (time of use) charge
distribution charge
transmission charge
loss adjustment (usually a fixed multiplier - mine is 4.8%)
regulatory charges
city, state and or federal VAT or sales tax (anywhere from 0-24%)
metering charges
advanced metering surcharges (if you're lucky enough to have one of the newer remote controlled meters)
nuclear decommissioning fund charges

 The stated cost per kWh non-peak for me is 8 cents but my average cost over the month is 18.6 cents per kWh (that also includes the fixed costs such as a customer surcharge and paper billing charge. I think I could save a couple bucks and the planet if I were to opt for electronic billing).

  Long story short - I haven't been able to run a miner that would have been profitable for well over a year.

 Your title says 15.ooo yet the text says 10.ooo until the last sentence where it says 15.ooo and yet you're going do this 30 times for a total of 300.ooo yet according to traditional math 15.oooX30 is 450.ooo

 Now I'm not even sure if this is 10 or 15 thousand or are you showing three decimal places of accuracy and on signing up I would get 10 or 15 satoshis?  Also, do you even care what you are doing?  This is the sloppiest give-away post ever.



 

There was never any water left to pour off when I was making them.  It was a long time ago though... back then they're called Ramen though.

Edit:  I hate night shift.

Benazir Bhutto

 It's different for each country.  Neither Scientology nor Pastafarianism is a recognized religion by statute in Romania.

 It's generally much more difficult to leave a cult but I believe your question is of a rhetorical nature so I won't expound.

 The negative trust from him does not appear to me (by default) so it appeared to me that you had no negative trust from anyone.  I saw it on second glance.  I probably should have deleted the comment but what's done is done.  Sorry about that.

Looks like he didn't do a shit either.  Now you don't have to do a shit because you don't have a negative rep.
All you need to do is relax.

 Ooops - he did a shit!  How did I miss that?

Scientology:religion = Cosa Nostra:Protection Insurance <--- Stay away.

Went in for the "free" IQ test a long time ago with a friend... never saw him again! (kidding)
It's a cult.

 We usually discuss only electricity cost with respect to mining.  The problem with doing so is that there are many other charges to consider on most if not all electricity bills these days.
Here is a list of variable costs on a typical electricity bill:

electricity (time of use)
distribution charge
transmission charge
loss adjustment (usually a fixed multiplier - mine is 4.8%)
regulatory charges
city, state and or federal VAT or sales tax (anywhere from 0-24%)
metering charges
advanced metering surcharges (if you're lucky enough to have one of the newer remote controlled meters)
nuclear decommissioning fund charges

 there are also fixed charges but that wouldn't affect the cost to mine.    My average cost of electricity alone was $0.108/kWh last month but once you add on all the other variable charges it works out to $0.186/kWh and the stated cost of electricity (non-peak) is $0.08/kWh
Be careful when doing your calculations.

You can read it any way you please sweetpea.
Its not worth enough on its own to interest law enforcement but I'm hoping there are enough members with trust who will eventually take notice and get out the red brush.

edit: for spelling correction

It's called shill bidding.  It is wire-fraud - a federal crime.  Ergo anyone participating in such a scheme is conducting a scam.  An illegal scam - do you need any more justification that that to give a negative rep to all alts involved?