[non stop]

The FBI expects you to believe it examined 650,000 emails in 691,000 seconds. That's around 81250 emails per day, or about one email per second, non stop for nine days.

Clinton supporters buy it, nobody else does.

In contrast, during last year's investigation, the FBI investigated approximately 45,000 emails over the course of 365 days.


"Although an algorithm or program combing those documents might indeed retrieve subjects of interest to investigators — keywords, germane subjects, accordant people’s names, and the like — in no way would such technological gatekeepers reveal subtle nuance as has been displayed in emails published by Wikileaks from Hillary Clinton, campaign chair John Podesta, and the Democratic National Committee."

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/utter-bullst-fbi-wants-believe-examined-650000-emails-691000-seconds/#pj4UfVLvEetH04Lh.99

I am familiar with the Firefox App Multi-Fox, which allows you to multiple login a game/email account by running multiple sessions in either separate windows or tabs.

I want to know how I can use a paid, premium VPN to have a different IP address assigned to each different account.

The VPN I am using is http://privateinternetaccess.com

I am looking for a VPN, this is all I'm looking for:

1) A lot of different IPs, it does not matter which country they are from, they should all be following requirement 2, which is
2) Good speed. Good speed means a decent ping. A good comparison would be the TOR Network. It's so slow, I don't want that kind of speed.
3) Should be within my budget, pretend I'm a broke high school kid

A bonus would be the ability to have multiple VPN sessions per Firefox Multi fox session (Not sure if this is possible, just throwing it out there)

Thank you!

OS: Ubuntu
(No Windows!)

(ISP censors VPNs)

So like, I don't have a SIM, alright?

I need to install whatsapp, but to use it, I need an SMS verification. Anybody that can help me out, I would appreciate it. List your prices.

I keep seeing this name everywhere on the forums, "Mark Red".

I am just curious, is he some famous person, like somebody who downloaded the first Bitcoin?

Every time I am browsing through the threads, it shows, "new topic", "notify", and "Mark Red"

Please tell me who this "Mark Red" guy is!!!!!

The cross has been the symbol of fascism, nationalism, and ethnocentrism before it was even the symbol of Christianity.
Paintings going as far back as Ancient Egyptian times show the sun cross being used by warring tribes when burning libraries.

The sun cross is also responsible for carrying the blood of millions of Native Americans, non-white immigrants/slaves, as well as pagans and other differing religions.

In contrast, the swastika, having maintained its status as a symbol of balance and divinity for thousands of years, is now considered an evil, pro-Nazi symbol thanks to the actions of one German dictator who used it for mass genocide. We know that the Christian cross has far more blood on it than the swastika, why then is it not considered evil in the same way?

That's because Christianity and white supremacy go hand in hand. It's irrefutable that white supremacy uses the sun cross as their symbol of choice (Look at Stormfront, the KKK, etc). If anybody were to bring up how Christianity is a genocidal mass murdering cult, they would be shunned and persecuted severely for their beliefs.

After reading all this, you simply cannot tell me that we do not live in under white supremacy.

Are you inspired by those Bitcoin millionaires? Are you thinking of filing a resignation letter on your day job (if you have any) and focus on YoBit's signature campaign ad revenue instead?

Me? I don't have a day job and I consider Bitcoin as my only job. I don't want to lose my only source of income just because Bitcoin is awesome.

I have three kids to feed, and a 2*3 cubic centimeter house which supports my family, and so does my signature campaign.

I see more and more articles of the USD being used for illegal activities, such as funding of terrorists and unconstitutional, illegal wars, funding of wars that cause severe infringement of civil liberties like the war on drugs, among other things. I am pretty sure that when goons smash into convenience stores and steal stuff, then the money they probably steal is USD, which makes it criminal currency. Also, I am pretty sure that the baseball bats that majority of the goons have bought were paid for by the USD.

Also, most people collect rain water, drink raw milk, and throw cannabis seeds in soil, all three acts which are considered serious illegal felonies punishable by seriously expensive fines and extensive jail time, possibly life in prison.

Some people also walk, drive, fish, or hunt without a permit that can easily be bought for in USD.
 
Will this hurt USD in the long run? Will governments ban this just like they started to do with paying in cash for some services to harden the use of illegal activities, and money laundering?

Is because of a foreign policy program that supports funding Israel's military through US taxpayer dollars. This only fuels conspiracy theories by right wingers about Jewish world takeovers, that they somehow link to the Bible.

The worst part is, this money is not going to schools, to build libraries, hospitals, no, this is money that goes to the military, meaning it is squandered the moment Israel launches a rocket into Palestinian territory, or when it is used to hire pro-Zionist officers at airports so everybody who is a secular liberal or an Arab has a hard time going through, or when it is used to print propaganda and send it to the United States, or every time the government of Israel authorizes the illegal demolishing of Palestinian homes.

The obvious solution to this issue is a non-interventionist foreign policy that withdraws all aid to foreign nations or organizations. 

Not only will it stop anti-semitic conspiracy theories, it will also allow us to rebuild as a nation that is currently crumbling in infinite debt.

I thought it was very unfair that this poll only included two candidates, we all know the issues with a dangerous, lesser of two evils type dichotomy.

Let's check Bitcointalk's political awareness. My personal choice is option 5: Nobody for President

You may change your vote, since this is meant to be a reflection of current events.

[://thepiratebay.org/torrent/13599744/Elvis_Presley_All_Time_Top_50_(2016)]

So I was browsing through ThePirateBay, and I see this warning page from Firefox:

"Reported Unwanted Software Page!

This web page at thepiratebay.org has been reported to contain unwanted software and has been blocked based on your security preferences.

Unwanted software pages try to install software that can be deceptive and affect your system in unexpected ways."

I could not understand, was this part of the government's war against torrenting, a possible conspiracy by Mozilla to smear TPB?

Turns out, apparently not! I looked it up, and TorrentHound and TPB are exiting, the sites are shutting down, but before they go, they decided to clog the torrent pages up with malware. That's a damn shame!!

Possible malware warning:

https://thepiratebay.org/torrent/13599744/Elvis_Presley_All_Time_Top_50_(2016)

This guy posts a link to a paid URL shortener.

And in case you have been living in North Korea for the past couple of years, what that means is that it takes a link, shortens it, and seeks to redirect you to a longer link, but with an advertisement in the middle, the revenue of which goes to whoever used the service to shorten the link.

So, he links to a paid URL shortener on the forum with the subject, "Can I get some users to visit this link and tell me if it works"

That's actually a very good way to get lots of clicks. 10/10

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1616292

It only looks good in fantasy, but in reality, I just don't think I can ever handle it. It's very unfortunate, but it's the realization I've only just come across. I don't like changes

This is basically a resurrection of an old project, can't give much details, but it was never completed

In summary, it's a game where I am boosting by attacking and losing to a player. Requires multiple clicks, no captchas. Also requires multiple tabs, and at least one variable.

Please message me if you are interested for more details.

Also, if you previously worked on this for me but did not finish it, please message me so we can pick up where we left off!

They are really not funny, we lost many lives. To be specific, 19 brave souls were lost that day.

No but really, I lost my great grandfather to the attacks. I will never forget his last words: "Die, infidel!".

RIP 911 victims. The best readers of their time! Went through 100 stories in just ten seconds!

I had a nightmare that I got banned from Bitcointalk!! 

I was mentally scrolling through a thread full of people complaining about me, and then the Admin spoke "Enough is enough, it's time to ban this prick already!"

And I tried to reply, that I am innocent! But I couldn't, I got IP Banned!

As she fainted at a 911 event, her doctor claims she has pneumonia. Will edit to add more details, please see live updates from CNN:
http://edition.cnn.com/2016/09/11/politics/hillary-clinton-health/

Update: Just had my comments removed and got banned from commenting on CNN's live stream on Youtube

["What if there is an EMP? That would wipe out your entire course work dude"]

This is an 'argument' I've been hearing before I was into Bitcoin. This was when I would be using my Android tablet in class, doing our math classwork on it. Of course, most people thought I was showing off, others thought it was cool, but some would also say


"What if there is an EMP? That would wipe out your entire course work dude"

When I was locked up last month, I heard one guy discussing the future collapse of fiat currency, and how we would be transitioning to a gold based economy. He asked me what my investments were in, and I said "Bitcoin". He said "Don't do Bitcoin man, if there's a huge EMP bomb in the future, you will be left with nothing". Of course, my response was the exact same response that I would always have when I was in class:

"Dude, if there is ever a large EMP attack, I'm pretty sure your Bitcoins would be the last thing on your mind, I'd be more worried about the fridge, schools, banks, and elevators with people trapped inside of them"

It's pretty interesting what lengths people will go to try and justify making fun of Bitcoin as an "edgy Libertarian" thing, but the fact is, cryptocurrency is perhaps the safest way to store your money. Biometrics (ie fingerprints) can be forged or hacked, so can facial recognition, as can fiat currency, but not cryptocurrency.

Has anybody else ever heard the "What if there is an EMP" argument?

Does anybody know how to do it?

I accidentally set my settings on my Blockchain wallet to block TOR

But now I can only use TOR for some reason (I just installed DNSCrypt and now only TOR works)

Warning!!! Over 99% of Americans have already been affected by this scam! This scam is in the form of a Ponzi scheme, promising you prosperity and enough wealth for self sustenance!

This scam has already cost American taxpayers $12.3 trillion dollars, and yet the media remains silent about it!

The federal government has been the most successful scam since its inception! Be warned! Warning signs to look out for the scam include:

* Promising a payment in exchange for labor or other services, when the payment is in fact a piece of paper, a debt slip with an arbitrary number on it, that has its value set through the installment and expansion of military bases in the Middle East, deriving its value from stolen oil!

* Excessive printing of the debt slip to increase its supply, robbing you simply by virtue of printing and decreasing its value!

* Taxation. For all taxation is theft

* Taking out of giant unaffordable loans which will lead to dramatic increases of your taxes, for more wars! (A vicious cycle)

* Concentration of wealth leading to severe wealth inequality (the top 1% vs The Other 99%)

* Secretly funded, covert "backdoor bailouts" organized by elected bankers masquerading as public servants (That's a bad one)

The scammers will sometimes claim they have "lost" trillions of dollars of your money!

Tips to prevent this scam include:

* A disassociation of one's financial assets with the US Dollar, or any other fiat currency (Use Bitcoin)

* Sign up for the Libertarian Party right now, and rally against the criminals holding us hostage!

* Advocate publicly against the federal reserve

* Avoid paying taxes, taxation is theft

* Support a voluntary society, call out oppression wherever you see it!

* Support businesses that are independent of the US Government! (Yes, this includes AlphaBay, the Dream Marketplace, and of course many many others)

The Federal Reserve recently launched a Facebook page, which was (very briefly) taken down because too many people reported it for theft!




Sources:

Audit of Federal Reserve shows $16 trillion in bailouts
https://www.sott.net/article/250592-Audit-of-the-Federal-Reserve-Reveals-16-Trillion-in-Secret-Bailouts

Backdoor bailouts
http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2011/02/09/biggest-scam-in-world-history-exposed.aspx

From the same source:

“The Federal Reserve was secretly throwing around our money in unprecedented fashion, and it wasn’t just to the usual suspects like Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Citigroup, Bank of America, etc.; it was to the entire Global Banking Cartel. To central banks throughout the world: Australia, Denmark, Japan, Mexico, Norway, South Korea, Sweden, Switzerland, England ... We are talking about trillions of dollars secretly pumped into global banks, handpicked by a small select group of bankers themselves. All for the benefit of those bankers, and at the expense of everyone else.”