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1  Other / Politics & Society / Re: When will the vaccination end? on: June 10, 2021, 11:37:37 PM
This, with the goal of ending the Covid vaccines. This is about the creation of the Covid virus in Wuhan. What's interesting is, the vaccine implants the same kind of stuff into people who take it.

I hope people don't believe what you posted and will continue to believe in the vaccine and get vaccinated once their governments have vaccines available.


I hate it when this happens. We get these jokers, who almost would like to start a church, so we can have faith in the vaccine. Just have faith, like the vaccine is gonna save you. Who cares about the science that shows that the vaccine church is leading you to damnation.

He even calls himself Slow Death. It's like, don't look at https://www.openvaers.com/ to see that in the USA alone, vaccine death has been a fast one... 500,000 dead from the Covid vaccines, already.

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That site presents 5k deaths so where are you getting 500k?
2  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Do Covid vaccines contain GMO “Magneto” protein capable of remotely controlling on: June 10, 2021, 08:28:37 AM

The vaccines ARE killing people... to the tune of, like, 420 thousand of the vaccinated so far. And that according to VAERS (CDC) and Harvard School of Medicine. Within the next 5 years, you will find that almost all of the almost 200 million vaxxed so far, will die.

You really need to start to think about what you are blabbing a little.

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Personally I think you are lowballing that number. This shit spreads through body fluids. Sexual relations with any of the 170 mill in USA currently will also get it.

I'm thinking 70-80% of population will get it depending on the sexual proclivities and perversions of whichever society.

https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/nt3ls0/what_if_the_magnet_challenge_is_to_activate/

This video is creepy as hell. It is not just magnets folks it is paperclips, keys, multiple cell phones, and cutlery... (anything ferous). edit: (that video has DOZENS of average looking people)

Personally I am afraid to get on a plane with any of these people. Strong magnetic fields WILL throw off aeronaughtics instruments.

From what I have read it is some kinda replicating magnetic protein.... freaky....


Thank you.

You have noticed in my Covid-19 Vaccinated people will die in 2 years thread (the original one seems to be gone, is it?), that there are many people who think that the dying is going to start in 2 years. The idea from Open VAERS that more than 400,000 people have died already is something they can't handle. I almost can't.

It's kinda like Covid, where they tried to call deaths from anything to be Covid caused. The deaths weren't Covid caused, of course, but they tried to make it look like they were.

The vaccine is just the opposite. They are trying to hide the fact - or they just can't believe it - that the vaccine is actually killing people, and that it is their bias against this fact that is keeping them from reporting the vaccine deaths.

You are absolutely right. When you put all the medical info about vaccine damage and potential damage together, anybody who has been vaccinated, or places himself in contact with those who are vaccinated, will experience devastating effects, second hand, from those who are vaccinated.

The cure for the vaccine can be found right here The cure for the Covid-19 VACCINES is right here. The cure can be found in the website linked in the OP. The cure isn't simple or easy. And it may not be complete. But at least, we have a chance.

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The VAERS site is reporting only 5k Covid vax deaths...where are you getting 400k?
3  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin millionaire lists reasons most will never be rich on: March 12, 2021, 09:49:10 PM
Lol so does he rent his mansion? or he just owns property and tells people to rent lol.
4  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin could win the currency war on: March 10, 2021, 11:48:28 PM
Bitcoin could definitely triumph over the currency wars itself, but it's greatest defining factor could also become its biggest downfall. I'm talking about its intangibility and hoe it heavily depends in energy to exist. Most would agree that without the internet, bitcoin wouldn't have the higher ground. So nations could basically initiate a world war that could heavily impede technologixal advancement, with the inclusion of the internet to destabilize its value and put the power scepter back to fiat, as easy as that.

The internet is the most influential invention of the 20th century and has and will completely define the 21st Century. There is no way in hell that the world's superpowers would purposely hinder the internet and technological advancement to disrupt bitcoin. The entire fiat system runs off the internet so it would be the technological equivalent of kneecapping one's self. Central Banks are moving toward central bank digital currency and the internet is fundamental to their administration so this sentiment is really off base.
5  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Roast this Masterplan. on: February 24, 2021, 07:32:08 AM
Ehh.. you seem to have thought of this deeply enough, and I'm pretty sure you already understand the risks anyway. While I'm personally not a fan of using my bitcoin as collateral for anything, you do you. In the first place, only you yourself understand your knowledge, expertise, and how good/bad you are in general with real estate so we really can't encourage/discourage you.

Personally, I prefer starting(and growing) small, low-initial-capital businesses. But then again, that's just me, and the "best" ways of earning wealth is going to differ from person to person.

So low-initial-capital businesses would be like online reselling, youtube channel/streaming, 3D printing trinkets, shit like that? Giggish stuff?

Using cryptocurrencies as a collateral to get a loan and buy real estate seems like a very risky and stupid idea to me.I don't know about websites,that accept crypto collateral for fiat loans.Do you know any?
1.Cryptocurrency prices might crash.You need a collateral that has a really stable price/value.
Getting a mortgage is a better option.
2.Everything in the real estate business is all about one thing-location.Buy a property at the wrong location and you are done with this business.Real estate isn't that easy and you will have to learn.


Yea, there actually alot of companies that offer that service. Salt is the only I can think of off the top of my head but they exist. Also, this loan would happen years in the future when crypto has basically proven itself or failed. Only in the former would I get the loan and it would be much more stable then...and Real Estate isn't easy by any means and I'll be spending money on education for that as well but it seems like the lowest risk with the highest reward as far as financial strategy is concerned.

I would not take loans using cryptocurrencies as a collateral. Especially not if I'm expecting to get a property using loaned money because I might end up getting loans for loans rather than paying my first one and owning the coins and a property.

Fiat is more unstable than it looks. If you look at how fiat moved along the years, you'd see that some of the national currencies are falling, some are standing.. but in the end, your money is only going to only keep losing value. I can't call it a safe bet to get loans when you never have the safety that someone will actually rent your place. And when, during a crisis, you won't have the place rented no more, how will you pay the money you owe?

We're quite close to a big, big crisis and that puts real estate under risk. I would actually rather count more on something new such as Bitcoin than real estate because I know that, as a matter of fact, during recessions a lot of people will lose money and have no more budget for rentals.

Now.. why should you purchase rather than borrow? Here's the trick: the chances of ending up with both are actually quite slim! Otherwise, banks would run out of business. When you think about borrowing money from criminals (banks), you should be already contemplating how you'll be able to pay it back not only today, tomorrow or 1 year from now. Are you sure there will never be an unfortunate event until the end of the loan that will make it impossible to pay it back, hence making you lose?

I hate loans. I hate banks, and I will never agree that loans are good ideas tbh. The main tip I have for you is, think about it over the longer term.. is it worth the double-risk? Giving collateral a very unstable asset to borrow money for a property you're not 100% sure you're going to actually own in the end?

"....during recessions a lot of people will lose money and have no more budget for rentals."
Then where are they going to live? RV's? Their cars? Like we have a homeless problem sure, but if people go into debt for one thing consistently, it's housing.
6  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Roast this Masterplan. on: February 24, 2021, 05:01:43 AM
Alright, so I'm a BTC whole coiner and have a sizeable amount of Ethereum(not enough to stake though) as well as some XRP. All of it is in cold storage on a HW and I don't plan on selling any into fiat unless I absolutely have to. Some people might buy cars or jewelry with their shit and I'm not critical of those decisions as that is their liberty. I personally, want to make my coins produce as much capital as they possibly can.

So gaining interest on coins through providing liquidity through platforms like Blockfi and the like at ~8% at the most is very tempting especially the exponential upside of those gains later on...but the risk of market volatility and the non-custodial nature is too much for me to handle. I don't care if they have multi-sig private keys in faraday cages encased in lead in a mile deep underground bunker only accessible by retina scan and built into the Himalayas. I have "Not your keys, Not your coins" tatted on my ass cheek(jk). Someone recently told me that there are companies through which you can actually insure your coins when they are lent and I'm willing to explore that but I'm still entirely against it.

Next option is using my coins as collateral for a loan to start a business. Reliable ventures are liquor stores, dispensaries, strip clubs...all things that directly service human pacification are very reliable but accordingly very competitive. I have a myriad of ideas for cutting edge business ideas and models but such risky endeavors should only be pursued when was has a substantial amount of capital to fall back on. In general, There are so many variables with owning a business: Your employees could ruin everything if you don't hire stringently, unforeseen supply and demand shocks can happen that evaporate your bottom line and force liquidation, a host of natural disasters could destroy your building(one benefit of online business), or some new invention or drug could evaporate your industry. Plenty of business owners got absolutely wrekt by this pandemic through no fault of their own.

So what's left? Real Estate. Due to rampant debt and staggering wages, more Millennials live at home than not and automation is going to absolute eviscerate jobs which pretty much guarantees UBI will be inevitable. So, after a few years of appreciation and stabilization of cryptocurrencies' valuation and reputation, I want to use my coins as collateral for a loan to purchase a rental property...preferably a duplex within a metropolis thats not to close to the city or outskirts where I can live as well to keep an eye on the tenants. Given reliable tenants and time, I can pay off the loan with the rent and now have all my coins and a rental property. From there, I would use the equity in the property to get another loan to purchase a new property....rinse and repeat. As far as I know, this is the safest and most reliable way to build one's wealth while also having passive income.

Now for all the bitcoin maximalist that say I wouldn't need to get a collateral loan and could just buy the property outright with btc or eth....well even if that is an option, why would I do that when I could have both? Whether it be a loan or outright selling, the risk is the same and only one strategy guarantees I'll have less crypto(selling). Such are the downsides of deflation instead of inflation. It should be obvious that btc in particular is not primarily being used as a currency but a store of value so even if the rails exist, I am not incentivized to actually use as a currency because of it's tremendous value. As long as governments exist, fiat will too(albeit as a cbdcs in the future) and they honestly do a great job of facilitating value exchange..they simply don't hold value because they're susceptible to human greed and corruption (which is where crypto comes in).

So that's the plan. Please destroy it in any logical way you can.  

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