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1  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Are we brainwashed? on: November 11, 2017, 07:09:34 PM
THE conscious and intelligent manipulation of the organized habits and opinions of the masses is an important element in democratic society. Those who manipulate this unseen mechanism of society constitute an invisible government which is the true ruling power of our country. We are governed, our minds are molded, our tastes formed, our ideas suggested, largely by men we have never heard of. This is a logical result of the way in which our democratic society is organized. Vast numbers of human beings must cooperate in this manner if they are to live together as a smoothly functioning society. Our invisible governors are, in many cases, unaware of the identity of their fellow members in the inner cabinet.

~Edward Bernays, Propaganda, 1928

Are we brainwashed? Yes, the masses are brainwashed. This is in accordance with behavioral engineering, courtesy of the Tavistock Institute for Human Relations and its countless branches throughout the world.

The Black Venetian Nobility (aka, Fondi, or European royalty) control Tavistock and the Bank for International Settlements. This is your true government. All other governments are puppets of this one.

More importantly, the Fondi are Luciferian (what high-level Freemasons practice), which means they actively engage in demon worship to fulfill their goals. They sacrifice babies in the womb, via organized and preplanned abortion, to greatly enhance the sacrificial offerings they make to demons. This ensures their ongoing success.
2  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Exchange Bittrex began to block accounts!!! on: November 11, 2017, 06:56:58 PM
We do not know for what reason our accounts are deactivated, and for no reason and explanation from the bittrex, even our money is not returned.

Isn't it AMAZING that all the exchanges are suddenly devoted to stealing your wealth -- that is, if they weren't doing this before the alleged "government crackdown" requiring adherence to US AMLs.

To me it sounds like these countless garbage "exchanges" aren't really serving the purpose of being exchanges, after all. They were created to get you interested in cryptos because they promised to make you wealthy. The cryptos were in turn created to transform money, in accordance with UN Agenda 21 planning (aka, Fondi central banker plans for all aspects of global society).

So, they transform the money, and you get rich but then the exchanges the Fondi incubated all decide to take your wealth. Money is still transformed, and the majority who participated are left without money. Sounds like a typical communist dialectic scheme to me. This has Fondi BS written all over it.

The "tell" here is that it would be extremely profitable for any of these exchanges to provide solid service with high integrity. Any of these exchanges could rise to be the next Goldman Sachs, overnight. But they all pass this opportunity by, despite that all of these exchanges have already had a taste of the extreme profits to be made. No... they pass this opportunity by so they can rip you off, instead. It doesn't make any sense whatsoever.

Why don't folks reading this start their own exchange. How hard could that be? It has to be far more profitable than actually owning the coins, since you skim profits off every single trade if you want to. It's a free ticket to become a banker. How often does that opportunity arise?
3  Economy / Exchanges / Re: CoinExchange.io - Account locked, no response from support for five days on: November 11, 2017, 02:53:52 PM
Organize a group of carefully selected and vetted individuals, who do not work for central banks or their countless minions, in any way. Then build your own exchange. This is the only way to guarantee your money will not be confiscated by central banks.

Central banks incubate and create countless intentionally-corrupt garbage exchanges so that you will welcome the "officially sanctioned" central banks and blockchains five or 10 years from now, when they launch. They are developing those now.

By then, the idea of a "currency for the people" will have been replaced by a crypto bubble that makes many people wealthy, then replaced with widespread wealth confiscation (where we are at now), and then the launch of the safe havens that the central banks offer you.

Meanwhile, the masses just moved from a society that allowed private financial transactions, to a cashless one where all transactions are tracked to the individual, forever.

Bait and switch. Rinse, wash, repeat. Works every time. This is how central banks guide and manage society.
4  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Poloniex $360K Frozen $0.00 remaining of $0.00 USD daily limit. on: November 11, 2017, 02:17:23 PM
Interesting theory only time will tell whats your thoughts on decentralized exchanges?

I doubt what I wrote above is a "theory," especially since it is happening in front of our eyes right now. JP Morgan also registered a patent 25 years ago for something closely resembling Bitcoin. The Fondi plan their managed society about 150 years in advance.

Decentralized exchanges needed to be created since if the Fondi didn't do it, there would be an organic movement that would -- and anything unmanaged in society is a threat to Fondi control/power. Kind of like my posts here.

Decentralized may intentionally be used as an example of how not to make money in cryptos, since decentralized is essentially along the same philosophical lines as gold and silver. Gold and silver spot prices are completely controlled by the Fondi. They even created GATA to make you believe otherwise. No one is making money in precious metals and won't for a very long time, and by then you would have wished you invested in dog crap, instead. This is how the Fondi teach the masses to not have any faith in anything outside their managed society.

Remember the fake stock market bubble and crash of 2001? It got you to invest in the stock market, and guess how many lost their pants? Same thing for gold and silver. Same thing for real estate. Same thing for crypto currencies. Rinse, wash, repeat. The masses can only see 15 minutes in front of them, and hey, isn't that a football game on the TV?
5  Economy / Exchanges / Re: WEX.nz on: November 11, 2017, 01:59:31 PM
Hello dear guys,

I'm a newbie user in wex and i want to starting trading in wex trading market. however, i'm from Iran, Islamic republic and i live here. but wex have not region of iran for verify my account.Now If i want to deposit my funds to wex and starting to trade without account verification,Will I be having trouble in the future?

best wishes

Run from Wex. They have been given the central bank directive to steal your money, when they can. Plus, Iran doesn't yet have a private central bank, which is why it is considered a "threat." I doubt that any crypto exchange will want to deal with you, given the high probability that most of the crappy little crypto exchanges that exist were created by central banks to ultimately get you excited about a fully tracked and cashless society, while ensuring you also don't get wealthy from it, either.
6  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Poloniex $360K Frozen $0.00 remaining of $0.00 USD daily limit. on: November 11, 2017, 01:48:58 PM
This is one of the many mismanaged exchanges which have turned rogue. You have Yobit, Bittrex, Poloniex and more on the list.

Then you have the scam angle to consider here. The exchange is run by humans like us, prone to taking what's not rightfully theirs.

The "360k frozen" are just words you see on your screen. Holdings or assets, as the screen shots say. Your actual BTC are now probably paying for someone's lavish lifestyle.

Let's take this to its logical conclusion already. I will since I am seeing no one else do it.

In a free market where there is a LOT of money to be made transacting in cryptocurrencies, why is it that so many cryptocurrency exchanges 1) eventually end up ripping off a large number of the people they service, and 2) end up having extremely terrible customer service that guarantees they are able to easily rip off their customer base?

At this point in history, one would have to be a complete idiot to not realize how much more money is to be made by simply providing quality exchange services. How hard could this possibly be, to run a legitimate business? Look at the profits that Schwab, Fidelity, etc. have. Who wouldn't want to be in the same boat? All of the exchanges out there have this golden opportunity in front of them right now.

So why are literally all of them dropping the ball?

My conclusion is that this is organized and intentional. Many of these exchanges were likely incubated by the same entities. Who else? Venetian "noble" families that have been engaged in usury since the Crusades. Aka, European royal families. Aka, the Fondi, who were originally from Rome. They control the BIS and the 162 private corporate central banks worldwide. They have more than enough money to engage in the creation of millions of these crappy little crypto exchanges.

Consider, too, that several of their central banks are right now developing their own private cryptcurrencies and blockchains. These currencies and central banks will soon be competing with the crappy exchanges that they intentionally incubated and created.

Sure, go out there and make a ton of money in cryptocurrencies. But then guess what? The Fondi-created exchange you are using is going to steal that wealth back from you, courtesy of the Fondi. They can't have folks running around with new wealth, when the UN Agenda 21 plan is global wealth redistribution, communitarianism (aka, communism), and deeper debt slavery among populations.

So, they created the entire paradigm of cryptocurrencies to get the masses excited about the prospect of a cashless society where all financial transactions are tracked to the individual, forever. They created this excitement by ensuring people make quick wealth. Then they steal that wealth back from you via their crappy exchanges.

Then -- the cherry on the cake  -- once you have lost your shirt from having your life savings in cryptos stolen out from under you, they introduce their corporatized central bank cryptos for you to enjoy! No theft, fantastic customer service, and they'll even let you invest in your 401K, tax free. Oh, and let's not forget that these cryptos that you are excited about just destroyed your ability to do any level of financial transactions in private.

How's that for a communist-style dialectic? Rinse, wash, repeat. The masses have fallen for it for the last 1,000 years. Why not 1,000 more?
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