so what arrested for few day then went out . ?

if u ask to spend few day in jail in exchange of million of dollars i am pretty sure that most people will happily go to jail  

Whoa!   Glenn Frey passed?   (Not pasted.)  RIP

It doesn't matter what he posts, mirrors can be put up anywhere. The link to his replay will just not be the one that gets used then. He's only hurting himself by censoring a single word of the entire conversation

went back and looked at polonibox, Rick clarified that the things being removed are all comments about Paul Vernon's house, and a question about their communication methods. Said that "they were not relevant".

http://www.polonibox.com/?messageId=4441763
http://www.polonibox.com/?messageId=4441775

We noticed:


 

Paul Vernon, also known as Big Vern, founder of Cryptsy[,] announced that the cryptocurrencies exchange had been hacked. The announcement was made more than a year after the discovery of the hack[.] Cryptsy, meanwhile, was trying to cover everything up by channelling [sp] the money it was earning back into its clients’ wallets.

The attacker – famous [really, famous? Most of us never even heard of this shit] for developing Lucky7Coin – inserted a Trojan malware into Cryptsy’s code [what?] so that he could access precious information and transfer cyber currencies – mainly bitcoin and litecoin, among others still being discovered  – out of Cryptsy’s safe lukewarm storage. Overall[comma] the losses amount to $6 million, equal to with a running tab of over 13,00 (commas use two 0's?) BTC and 300,000 LTC if translated into cryptocurrencies.

Cryptsy is under investigation by a US federal court as it "held “hostage” money belonging to its clients. The account holders were in fact denied access, and ability to withdraw, or unable to their funds. Clients were not warned of the hack and many of them continued depositing funds into the exchange [, lured in by the reduced trading fees to get more deposits in the coffers]. The money was probably used to refill those wallets who resulted after the attack. Cryptsy still owes [more than] 10,000 BTC (3830900.00 US Dollar) to its clients. Big Vern declared that he even try tried to involve the FBI in the matter, but did not succeed to do so, but instead chose to use buzzwords and recent headlines to try to prove his innocence.

Now, there is a bounty over Lucky7Coin’s developer’s head to return funds: 1000BTC promised to anyone who can trace the stolen money. Big Vern, on the other hand, promises “mercy” in the case of the hacker spontaneously returning the money or “war” if the hacker [does....what?].

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That was harder than I thought and now my brain hurts

http://www.polonibox.com/?messageId=4440153

Best "bootleg" is right here: https://mega.nz/#!rIASVKIY!TzgknO0kL_tSAuSZVGOHP8XB32W6MQ3gfDdgQPrmZIE

I wonder what Horus asked to get edited out - maybe it was the comment about how Marshall Long (Their CTO) ruined their relationships with the banks and that's why Cryptsy Canada supposedly failed?
If I have time later, I'll go through the radio show again and make timestamp notes of interesting things.

Heyyy! You're skipping my jerking!!! I was next, damnit!!! *zippp*

CCN story

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/lawsuit-cryptsy-proceed-planned-despite-theft-claim/

When asked if Cryptsy’s claim of a theft would inhibit the filing of the class action lawsuit in any way, Mr. Silver replied:

It’s business as usual. What this appears to be is possibly criminal liability.
He continued, “I represent investors that lose money. The complaints against Cryptsy have been filed and we are waiting on personal service.”

It’s business as usual. What this appears to be is possibly criminal liability. So they suspect criminal activity?

we are waiting on personal service They have not found him to serve him?

Interesting...

http://www.bledsoejacobson.com/CorpOfficer.pdf

I would love to be a fly on the wall when they start deposing vern and the cryptsy employees...  

Did you read this?? That's in fact very retarded. Denouncing people and giving incentive to do so by offering money is a very bad move for society.

Doesn't mean that I agree with what Paul did in any way. At all.

Well, after some last minute corrections due to my errors during formatting (144 does not equal 140), https://twitter.com/MLKsIHaveADream is now complete with all 86 tweets in place, symbolic of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s 86th birthday today (UTC/GMT), born January 15, 1929.

I've read the entire I Have a Dream speech once again in its new format, and I must admit it reads rather well. Hope you folks also take the time to give it a read, for even if it's not your first time, I'm sure you'll come away with a different perspective upon rereading it. I know I have, even after having read it dozens of times during the past few days.

Now, I'm goin' to tighten up the bio a tad, for I feel it's lacking. Then, I'm goin' do some tweeting of my own from one of the other Twitter accounts I have. Hopefully, by tomorrow the site will start gaining traction with the help of some [notable] periodicals.

Here's to a million new set of eyeballs subtly being introduced to Bitcoin for the very first time. For lack of a better term, I'll dub it the Million Eyeball March.

FYI, I'd have no problem with handing over the MLKsIHaveADream Twitter account to The Kind Center as a gift.



Thanks to the two Bitcoiners that have opted to follow thus far, neither account belonging to me.