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on: November 25, 2021, 10:54:03 PM
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Lets speculate, was Bitcoin made because the globalists want us to get used to digital currencies before they implement their own? Or was it made because somebody foresaw these days we live in right now and gave us a way out? Hopefully its the 2nd. I think this video from George is very important to watch and share with family and friends. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtwrn1eUqkU&ab_channel=GeorgeGammonOk, time for a reality check. "The global elite" are already ruling the world, and they have always done so. "the global elite" is simply the richest people on the planet at any given time, in medieval times up till the industrial revolution it was royalty and nobility and a few banksters, like Rothschild, who would eventually be elevated to nobility as well. The elite today is not the same as yesteryear, and the elite tomorrow will be someone else, it changes all the time, with some exceptions, it's just those that happen to be rich and therefore by default powerful. The very richest seem to be able to keep their wealth trough the generations though, probably because it's easier to hedge against disaster the richer you get. They rule the world not because they have a secret club where they meet and come up with plans, but because they usually have the same interests and goals, because they are rich. And because they are rich they will be listened to and admired, and people will do their bidding, and this is not even (mostly) a conscious process, it's just human nature. So, "the global elite" has always been there in some form or other, and they always will, the best you can do is to recognize this and work with it. Preferably by becoming one yourself. Edited. |
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on: November 24, 2021, 08:27:39 PM
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Why don't you put in a air/water heat pump, my neighbor had a system like yours and when it broke down he put in a heat pump, he said it saved him a lot of money on the electricity bill.
Good idea, all in all. I use a water-heatpump myself for the home, but this is a different story, because i always have about 8-9°C water temperature down in 128 meters below the ground. In contrast, these air-water pumps perform pretty well in environmental temperatures above -5° Celsius, but if you get below that, their efficiency is degrading. Another problem: Infrasonic noise. Some people suffer from hum that is produced and resonating in walls and/or ceilings in the right distance (single or multiple wavelength of the hum frequency), i'd recommend some sort of anti-vibration mount, or placing the thing further away from the house, with a solid structure in between, down a hill for example. My three cents. Reminds me of a guy I used to work with back in the 80s. I was working at a CD factory and it had some big fans and a big duct system in the attic, one morning we found the guy sleeping in the attic next to the fans, he claimed that the ultra sounds from the fans calmed him down and helped him sleep. I don't know, but he was overusing amphetamine, tall and scrawny with that weird way of walking these guys get and a bit of a weirdo. I suspect he was just homeless for a period. |
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on: November 24, 2021, 07:35:46 PM
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Why don't you put in a air/water heat pump, my neighbor had a system like yours and when it broke down he put in a heat pump, he said it saved him a lot of money on the electricity bill.
Good idea, all in all. I use a water-heatpump myself for the home, but this is a different story, because i always have about 8-9°C water temperature down in 128 meters below the ground. In contrast, these air-water pumps perform pretty well in environmental temperatures above -5° Celsius, but if you get below that, their efficiency is degrading. Another problem: Infrasonic noise. Some people suffer from hum that is produced and resonating in walls and/or ceilings in the right distance (single or multiple wavelength of the hum frequency), i'd recommend some sort of anti-vibration mount, or placing the thing further away from the house, with a solid structure in between, down a hill for example. My three cents. True, it's efficiency drops when it gets really cold and might even use 100% electricity with no addition from the air, but the system he has now is 100% electricity all the time. Never thought about infra sound, should be able to fix that by not mounting the outside part directly to the wall. |
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on: November 24, 2021, 07:10:28 PM
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Man, I can literally see LFC and Arrie fuming...
Hang in there guys. $100k is not too far away. One more year at most. You HoDLed through a lifetime. What's another year?
HoDL, brothers!
75% of my stash goes nowhere this cycle. I have sold some at $60,000 & at $65,000. I even panic sold some at $57,xxx & $56,xxx recently. I have extracted a large amount of cash already & have some corn on an exchange which will be sold this year too. I’m waiting for hopefully better prices before the bull run ends on them though. I can guarantee 75% of my stash isn’t touched this cycle. Some I’ve sold already though & that will total 25% before Christmas. I won’t regret it either. I will be retired at 35 with a new home without a mortgage, no debt, a lump sum of fiat to get me through to the next cycle. Probably look to invest in some stonks & maybe a small apartment or two to rent out also. 75% going nowhere though. 25% partially sold & will all be sold by New Year. No regrets, after buying & HODLING since 2014 this is the first time I’ve extracted significant funds from bitcoin. I think I deserve it, less pressure & panic watching charts. Peace of mind is something important I think. Well for me I have not sold anything yet, except for what little I have sold by using my Binance card. I still believe there will be a blow of top in late December or early January. We have been following the pattern from the two previous cycles so far, I see no reason why we wouldn't keep doing it. Remember, we have not had any type of real top yet, and I mean the type where you make a couple of years worth of salary over night a couple of nights in a row and then suddenly it drops like a stone. Before that occurs we have not reached the top as far as I'm concerned. Still bloody annoying though. |
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on: November 24, 2021, 06:49:59 PM
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Returning home after a period of travel, to find my central heating furnace has died. To summarize a very long (and doubtless boring) story, my furnace is of a very specific type and no local tradesmen are interested in either trying to repair it (which I think is unlikely, since it's 30 years old) or replace it. So I'm on Day 5 of zero heating and it's 1C outside. Brrrrrr. I made a trip to collect some portable heaters which are currently being rotated around various rooms in the house, which is helping. But there's no end in sight to this situation. I've fired off several late night emails to various suppliers and contractors in the hope that at least one of them will reply favourably by morning. I keep checking the Bitcoin price to try to find some positivity in an otherwise cold and cheerless house. In that regard, today is looking a little more optimistic than recent days. Thought I'd share my tale of woe here in search of some WO brotherly love. I need a (virtual) group hug   Weird, what's wrong with it? If it's gas and the basso valve has failed they can be plumbed around with a new electronic basso wired in. Had that done on my 50 year old furnace, works fine. If it's oil, and the line outside is not insulated then insulate it with a nice heater wire next to it and the oil will not freeze up/turn to goo. Dealt with that one with a friend as well. This stuff ain't rocket science. It's actually an electric furnace which heats water supplied to wet radiators (with hot water coming from a completely different electric immersion heater) - there is no gas in my rural location. It was installed many years before I bought the house and there seem to be hardly any of them around. I think it probably dates back to the early 1990s. There has been some kind of electrical overloading which has fried at least one, maybe all three, of the internal relays. There's also no guarantee that the element itself hasn't gone too. The manufacturer no longer exists and a search online for known spare part numbers has proved fruitless. So I could spend ages trying to source spare parts; and/or pay 100s for a call-out and repair fee with no guarantee of success; or buy an equivalent modern replacement furnace. I'm going with the last option, since I've found somewhere that sells a modern version: https://www.heatraesadia.com/products/heating-and-ventilation/electric-flow-boilers/amptec#productgallery4 ...but trying to find an engineer to fit it is proving to be the difficulty - plumbers think it's a job for an electrician and electricians think the opposite - all in a rural location! Everyone else in the area has oil fuelled furnaces, but that would require a complete overhaul of my system. All a bit of a ball-ache. I appreciate the input from you all though. Why don't you put in a air/water heat pump, my neighbor had a system like yours and when it broke down he put in a heat pump, he said it saved him a lot of money on the electricity bill. |
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on: November 19, 2021, 05:26:49 PM
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The comparisons to Nazis will stop when they stop acting in ways that are comparable to the Nazis. Deal?
You'll have to point out where the Nazis were vaccinating people with a vaccine that is 99% effective in keeping people from dying a rather sad and painful death. Maybe the people rolling out the Polio vaccine in the 50's were Nazis perhaps? Curious. No he doesn't, it's a straw man argument and you know that, you are just playing dumb. The argument is about the gradual revoking of civil rights for a specific group in society. The comparison between the jews slowly and gradually getting stripped of their civil rights and the unvaccinated slowly and gradually getting stripped of their civil rights is very much valid. To paraphrase a famous person: if you don't get it or don't believe it then I'm sorry but I don't have the time to explain it to you. |
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on: November 19, 2021, 03:25:01 PM
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Please be careful to compare the torture and murder of millions of innocent people to our first world problems.
If people starting to compare ''dealing with a pandemic vs how to send millions of people to the extermination camps'', they are already per definition low intellectuals. These people suffer a mental disorder, my advice to them is to visit a psychiatrist but the scary part is these peple don't even realize how backwards they are. Btw. These digital vaccine passports were planned way before covid and should have been implemented Europe wide by 2022. And then by coincidence we got a pandemic. I have a vaccine passport for more than 30 years, now Covid will be added on the list and it goes digital because we live in a digital age. You create a storm in a glass of water. I have a vaccine paper too, I wouldn't call it a passport but rather a certificate, I have had it since I was a little boy, it says that I'm vaccinated against tuberculosis, smallpox and polio. I have taken many other vaccines too, like tetanus and meningitis, but never have any of these vaccines or that certificate ever been used against me, never have anyone said that I cant assemble or travel without showing my certificate. The problem is not the certificates/passports as such, it's the fact that you have to have them in order to move and assemble freely. |
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on: November 19, 2021, 02:34:34 PM
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So start a pharmacy and specialize in weed.
I would need to study pharmacy for 4 years in university + 1 year internship. Considering how badly I fried my brain studying physics... Im not going back.
... good that they getting the cops and courts out of a health problem by finally seeing sense on the futile the war on drugs after only 70 years ...
... it's not like anybody would even suggest would need health passports and cops checking on where everybody is and courts handing out large fines to control a health problem like drug use
Yeah, the situation used to be: smoke a week ago, get pulled over while driving, take a test, fail because you have teeny tiny traces of thc in your bloodstream, lose your license forever. And probably your job. ...some of my home pressed hash...
How do you make your hash? pollom or extract? Ice hash from fine sieve bags. I don't use tobacco either just a simple pipe. I'm just not used to it everyday, like some of you guys. Tried the butane method through a perfume extractor, but lots of problems, obtaining odorless butane, safety and so on. Sorry, you can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear. Real hash is made from landrace plants grown in the Balkh province of northern Afghanistan, slowly dried, sieved through fine silk into jooshi garda, and then heated and kneaded into a rich black paste, being decarboxylated in the process.  Yum. It also strikes a blow against the Taliban. It was actually what helped the Northern Alliance (Dostum et al) kick the Taliban's ass out of Mazari Sharif back in 2001, after helping drive back the Soviets over a decade earlier. Hashish is freedom. Can't wait to try dabs. Also, I did not know hash got decarboxylated in the process... This means you could literally eat it and get stoned? also, charas is fucking gross. Why would anyone want to smoke skin cells, skin oil and probably fecal matter in their hash? Can't you just be the owner and let a licensed apothecary be the executive, if you know what I mean. |
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on: November 19, 2021, 02:59:01 AM
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Das weed apoteke, or however you spell it. I would pay it a visit just for fun.
In Sweden pharmacys usually have names, at least the older ones still do, like for example "Apoteket Lejonet" "The pharmacy the Lion" Malmös oldest pharmacy.
I always imagined myself naming my pharmacy "Den Erigerade Penisen" "The Erigated Penis" if i ever opened one. And it would have a giant erigated penis as a sign outside and the door handles would be erigated penises as well.
Just because I could, and it would irritate just the right people.
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