SAFER, not MORE SAFE.

and...

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/darknet-vendor-selling-millions-of-stolen-bitcoin-user-accounts/



poloniex themselves are often under DDoS attacks and you get notifications every now and then to change your password and 2 factor authentication.

you figure it out.

as a mizrahi friend of mine put it,
the shia are more like the fascists, and the sunnis are the guys that tend to get all upset cos you're not like them, lol.

aaalright, just for the record and so everybody knows - giftrocket.com is a scam.
good thing no transactions occurred on that account cos somebody would have been pissed...

sorry about that, and please, caveat emptor - take a note to be cautious as what you sell and what you pay for.
myself should have more thoroughly checked before posting a selling offer, not after (and waste both yours and my time in the process..)

bid you all good day for now:)

i'd argue otherwise.
american propaganda is bloated annoyingly overpriced advertisement.
russian propaganda is art, and brilliant as such.

example
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Od4MWs7qTr8

seen any russian movies lately?
heavily sponsored by the ministry of culture, putin criticizing his own regime without any sugar coating.
but what is anybody gonna do about it?
any they're pretty artsy too. as good as any russian novel.

most of them aren't even syrian but gathered from the prisons from all the bearded world...
among other assorted scum.

here's a video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HCFol7g-FU

so what's this now..? a fake? or a fake of the fake? or the fake of the fake of the fake.... ah, the horror, lol.

and here's how the real thing looks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-S5nvJUBFRA

yup. fuck that shit. the russians at least take some truth and verifiable facts mixed with the plausibly deniable lies to build a narrative.
this is here is just simply fucking criminal in every sense of the word.

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conditions negotiable and contacts via PM.

yeah, it does depend on a lot of things.
unless i've missed something, i think all israeli mainstream parties are from the center right.
and for a good reason.
the whole dynamics there are different.
and yeah, assad may be a creep, but it ain't an easy task to keep that shit together.
read somewhere that persia/iran, after three thousand years of ethnic reconciliations (and the occasional genocide) eventually decided to make up a 2 million man army and simply occupy themselves, so to speak.

ok, that's better - i agree i didn't well enough explain myself.

strangely, since i been in asia my vocabulary and manner of expressing myself has deteriorated a bit.
when people don't understand what i try to say too often i try to use simpler/more common english words and thus...

no time to try learning chinese yet unfortunately.

i lived an year in israel, the negev desert near gaza.
know people who lived or had spent time in iran, egypt, lebanon, lybia... - even syria before the war broke out (not to mention encountered some syrians in the last half an year and those i met strike me as quite secular and what's even more of a surprise - well educated and speaking good to perfect english).
what i can tell from personal experience and encounters is that:

- ironically or paradoxially, the middle east and people there (whether muslim, jewish, druze, bedouin, etc.) seem a whole lot saner, particularly in their everyday interactions compared to the west, where the neurosis/psychosis spectrum reigns.

- the middle east is really a different world, one that cannot be judged by one's external standards that are mostly derived from media and inability to interpret events and causal relationships of what affects what and how.... not to mention it being a mosaic of ethnicities and ethno religious groups (many of which quite ancient), and a whole lot of them just nominally muslim and largely secularized. but most people just see them as 'muslims', 'sand niggers', and can't recognize a kurd from a saudi or a syrian from an iraqi...

and yeah, i'm balkan too, i know what you mean and that's what i wanted to point to as well.
you even have muslim matriarchical societies somewhere in africa, lol.
at the same time, statistically speaking, it seems that most crimes (and by crimes i mean the really criminal shit, like those fuckers in sweden that raped a girl for 3 hours proudly live streaming it on facebook and so on..) are committed by muslims coming from places like pakistan, somalia, etc.
when i hear some of the stories from friends and acquaintances living in germany, what germany allows there, i am shocked.
and if we keep up this way of thinking, of either/or, black or white, either with us or with the terrorists, that dialectic only perpetuates things one way - from worse, to worse...

you might get a better understanding of what i am trying to relay if you stop thinking of things in terms of -isms and read up on some historiography and literature.

judgments and opinions don't really give any insight or understanding, but neither will i argue.
it's up to you what you decide to think, what statements to make and how much to educate yourself and in what departments.



how obviously?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historian%27s_fallacy

next thing you know it, you're gonna say cambodia brought it all upon themselves too.

its very convenient to point the finger at a single reason - islam, the jews, the bourgious, the rich, etc...
but that's not how things work, ever.

have you taken a look at the map lately?

what constitutes the 'muslim world'.

and im not implying islam is good or bad, i am saying that this is not the way to formulate it to begin with.

i deposited some BITCOINS by mistake at poloniex that i needed to withdrawal shortly after.
Awaiting Approval 3 days now, I have 3 tickets being PROCESSED and nada.

i use VPN, not always necessarily the same browser and had one account with no activity that i had forgotten about that i linked.

so now, what would it take to speed this all up and have my bitcoins back to my wallet?

ok, so it appears that's why they're holding my coins for 3rd day now.

i also use VPN, not to mention i don't always necessarily use the same browser.

if they ask me to verify i do so, withdrawal whatever and would like to have nothing to do with them further.

i don't hate islam.
it's too conveniently simplistic to view islam as 'the problem'.

which is not to say it doesn't have its problematic aspects.
there's only one final prophet there, mohammed - full stop and end of story.

but the historical trajectory there is such that mohammed had to figure out a way to break the perpetual cycle of endemic warfare and find a way to unify many tribes around some broader meaningful order. he undrstood power very well and did a brilliant job far as that goes, in those times and places, but then - islam is also designed to appeal to the very poor (and thus also uneducated), that have in many cases lived in the mud for centuries, and those are always pretty tough neighborhoods so to speak.

funny enuough, the only 2 descendents of mohammed today are the king of marocco and jordan - both really cool, intelligent, modest, liberal (even somewhat nerdish) in secular (or slowly secularizing) countries.

and then let's not forget that the sunni and shia are fighting it between themselves like the catholics and protestants did back in the day (the 30 year war) - only in this case the stakes are higher and its not enclosed in fortress europe but is quite transcontinental and geopolitical in nature.

 

kind of the second dumbest thing i read today.

religion(s) are not something you grade in terms of better/best.
and neither is philosophy something you're a 'fan' of.

to quote nassim taleb on the matter:


here in taiwan, people have 3 religions: confucianism, daoism and buddhism. often at the same time. and 3 different kinds of 'temples'.
all three serve different functions and have different purpose.

god, i just registered in this forum few days ago and it already seems to me like the bluelight.org of bitcoin/cryptocur...

exactly.

http://thestrategybridge.org/the-bridge/2017/3/8/information-warfare-isnt-russian-its-american-as-apple-pie

and american tactics in those departments, be that hacking or misinformation, are still to me most despicable.

russia and china are doing what any russia or china would.

i think i am entirely missing the point here.

i'm redirected to a simple boards site, not in any way special than any other, obviously less secure, for... what exactly?
having fractions of the cent drip for me posting and wasting my time there.
i might be mistaken, but it doesn't strike me as particularly viable or appealing, sorry.

it might have had, had the people who run it gotten their shit together BEFORE announcing it.

but feel free to correct me if i am wrong.

my gf is taiwanese.
i'm bulgarian.
know this and that about indonesia, but very little about malaysia tbh.
taiwan seems to have attained that degree of what i'd call 'comfortable wealth' tho, for sure.
but ridiculously stubborn when it comes to anything too foreign or new (cryptocurrencies/bitcoin, weed, etc..)


recently read that sicily is known among some sociologists as an 'assabiya black hole' - namely, a place that due to historical circumstances not much meaningful cooperation between people can emerge or sustain itself for long, and is thus dead weight for anybody unfortunate enough to have it in its jurisdiction. it was mentioned alongside afghanistan, somalia and etc... personally, idk. couldn't care so much about italy.


not sure i entirely agree that guns are so much the issue.
maybe its rather something to do with the fact that in the US you can buy a gun, fill out your antipsychotics prescription and buy a bottle of everclear all in the same place.


grim, cold weather all the time, sparsely populated ghost towns, everybody just gets drunk home, high rate of suicides... just because its rich doesn't mean its nice, especially to live there.

i prefer a poorer country with relaxed laws, good weather, beaches, decent food and foreign cultures one can learn something else than what he already knows from.

i've lived a number of different countries for longer periods of time...
any place has their advantages and disadvantages, pluses and minuses (often even their best aspects are just side effects of their worst..)

czech republic is pretty much your euro-libertarian paradise.
spent 3.5 years there.

denmark sucked (but some would disagree) and i don't like scandinavia.
hated the netherlands too. even the kids are jerks there... and i'm not big into debauchery and that perverse liberal freedom of theirs that takes place in a disneyland prison for adults.

bulgaria, which is where i originally come from is also arguably the worst place on the balkans you can happen to live in (but its still, for me, nowhere near as bad as the UK, NL, DK...)

currently in taiwan, which way i feel it its like they've taken the best of all worlds (chinese, japanese, western/european..) and secluded themselves on an amazingly beautiful island... its pretty good and really comfortable, but also bit conservative in some weird if not slightly irrational ways.

and i'm headed southeast asia soon, where i really had been planning to settle for the long haul in the past 4 years.

none.
secured *nix box.
win itself is bloatware, malware, etc. pre-packaged as an OS even before you 'catch' any virus.