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1501  Economy / Reputation / Re: Goodbye, world! on: February 11, 2021, 10:58:45 PM
I wondered where this little bitch went.  I guess when I mentioned on the feedback that he's a gullible retard and probably vulnerable (since he fell for the O_I_L_I_O fake doctor's scam here) someone tried hacked him.  And, unsurprisingly, succeeded.  Didn't thermos give him a commit bit on this forum once?  Lol.

I think it would be a good policy to kill off trust system feedback from an account which has been terminated.  Probably all of them since it would take human effort to weed through ones which an asshole like the dearly departed left simply because of a disagreement rather than as a result of a business transaction.  That would be for the meta board though, and I don't care enough to bother to suggest it.

1502  Other / Politics & Society / Re: The globalist controllers have already LOST the end game on: February 11, 2021, 10:20:10 PM

Better understand and consider the 'Samson Option.'

Some people are sore losers, and technology (esp, biological) is such that it might be possible to get such an effect as a mishap of a development program.  For decades I have heard a fairly diverse set of people mumble a very similar fever dream about wiping out all of humanity if they, as an ethic group, feel threatened.  Or maybe even thwarted.  A sufficiently screwed up mind can conflate the two words.

1503  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Coronavirus Outbreak on: February 11, 2021, 10:09:30 PM
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/24/us/politics/student-suicides-nevada-coronavirus.html

And this story is from today - https://nypost.com/2021/02/11/texas-boy-hangs-himself-after-battling-depression-amid-covid

Isolating children is causing mass depression and the social isolation is causing children to take their lives. EU countries opened their schools ages ago, some never closed. But in the US, apparently opening schools is a political matter. I wonder how many dead children it takes to recognize that in person learning and social contact is necessary for child development.

Do you think that anyone did NOTE recognize this way back before this exersice went live?  I wonder how many dead children it takes before people understand, in general figures,  the numbers of souls that the game designers consider desirable.

The interesting thing is that seriously mentally fucked up people probably make BETTER technocrats than normal humans.  Those who don't cut deeply enough into their wrists and thus survive long enough to perform a useful function in the 'new normal' could well be one of the things being cultivated here.

1504  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Bitfinex does not allow the USA on: February 11, 2021, 08:30:20 PM
Ultimately, as they grew and got under the thumb of the USD banksters (or simply showed their true colors as the case may be) they became useless to me.
 

I'm not sure if Coinbase is more under the thumb of the big banks or the government--it's hard to tell, ...

In my analysis there is not a lot of difference between 'big banks' and 'government'.  'government' is, for all intents and purposes, the arm by which the financial powers exert their wills.

1505  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Bitfinex does not allow the USA on: February 11, 2021, 08:18:20 PM
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Would it be better to simply move out of the United States?
The user, I mean.

Everyone's situation is different.  Such a thing may make sense to some people but probably not for most.  I did so (for a variety of reasons) and am damn glad for it.

I anticipated that one of the Trump clan would have been running the show from 2021-> when I decided to leave, and that was a big factor.  Had I predicted Biden (or whatever degenerate the Dems picked) my decision to leave would have been that much easier.

The epiphany which caused me to split was that anyone who had a snowballs chance of being installed as U.S. president, and in most important seats in what is mis-understood as the 'US government', would be assigned the task of imploding what is left of the shell.  The only difference between it being the Zionists or the left-wing Luciferians who did the 'pull it' would be certain of their methods.

1506  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Bitfinex does not allow the USA on: February 11, 2021, 05:55:46 PM
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Are you present in the U.S.?
It appears you are accessing Bitfinex from the U.S.

Pursuant to our Terms of Service, if you are present in the U.S. or a Territory or Insular Possession of the U.S. or are U.S. Person, such as a U.S. citizen or resident, you may not create a Bitfinex account.

USA people not allowed

Good!  That adds credibility in my opinion.  I consider any service which even can operate in or interoperate with those who control the U.S. herd to be basically broken by default.

If one does find some U.S. based or operative service who is getting away with providing results, plan on it being a pretty transient affair.  For instance, Coinbase started out providing me with pretty decent service in their earlier days.  Ultimately, as they grew and got under the thumb of the USD banksters (or simply showed their true colors as the case may be) they became useless to me.  And I'm a completely non-criminal who paid all my taxes and didn't have a problem with KYC!

Other services in other countries have demonstrated to follow the same pattern by the way.  Relatively few countries have the political muscle to stand up to the enforcement frameworks controlled by those who use the BIS.

My opinion is that if one is a U.S. citizen the only realistic option to maintain some modicum of service is the partner with someone who is not a U.S. citizen and avail of whatever secure communications channels one might be able to find.  It's simply not worth the risk, cost, etc for most users.  But then most users won't really be bothered by the crippling policies that US hampered institutions will throw up either.

1507  Economy / Exchanges / Re: [OFFICIAL]Bitfinex.com first Bitcoin P2P lending platform for leverage trading on: February 11, 2021, 04:29:40 PM

Datapoint about my friend's experience with Bitfinex recently:

 - A number of reasonably large USD transfers have gone through without incident over the last half year.  I would specify that it is without incident from Bitfinex's side...the banks themselves are chronic sources of grief and delay.

 - A recent incident with a new bank saw a wire be 'returned' by the bank to the sender, whatever that means.  The funds went missing.  After some legal threats to the bank, my friend got the tracking info.  Only then did friend bother Bitfinex support.  Upon doing so, they were very efficient and informative in tracking down the funds and getting them back to the appropriate wallet.

I've talked smack about Bitfinex over the years even though I've never been a customer.  I think it important to also relay positive information when the vendor does provide exemplary service so that is what I am doing.  As always, YMMV, but this is my friend's recent experience.

1508  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Myanmar coup: The country is now under military rule on: February 10, 2021, 11:46:38 PM
Short little update: Biden admin has announced sanctions on the military leaders who directed the coup where they’ve frozen their assets and money that was held by the Burmese government in the United States. Seems to be some export controls as well into the country.

https://www.cnn.com/2021/02/10/politics/biden-myanmar-coup-sanctions/index.html

Curious on if this is enough pressure of if we’re going to need a concentrated effort by US allies to sanction them (which I expect to be the case)

One interesting thing I picked up on from Ronald Bernard's interviews were that international sanctions are one of the main ways to get money moved into and out of the shadow banking system.  When he mentioned this it got me thinking about various observations and memories of the 10 years of sanctions on Iraq and the like.  His suggestion fits pretty well actually.

I have less confidence in who/what Bernard is than I have in the generals (and specifics) of stories he tells.  Many of them have great explanatory power.  And there are a variety of reasons why having fake people tell real stories could be of certain uses.  I have seen nothing which really convinces me that he is _not_ more-or-less legit either.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w12IksIQQn0

1509  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Coronavirus Outbreak on: February 10, 2021, 02:31:02 PM
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Always wear a mask and keep your body healthy maybe that's the best we should do at this time

You will have chronic medical problems which could become acute at any time if you wear a mask a lot.  In addition to decreasing oxygen and increasing CO2,  mask trap, host, and re-circulate a whole ecosystem of microorganisms.  Especially cotton masks.  The trick has been to:

 1. claim that 'covid-19' causes every possible malady known to man.

 2. milk the early 2020 common cold out for a year with falsified data and mainstream media propaganda until people started to get good and sick from the masks then blame that on 'covid-19' (or 'covid-2[012345]') as well.

If you have to wear one as a term of employment, you are pretty well fucked.  It's just a matter of time before you fall.  I suggest to anyone in this situation to try to find a very thin mask made of some inert inorganic material and wear that if your employer doesn't pitch a bitch.  Hopefully you'll not be one of the losers in this phase of the game.

Like I said in a different post, I really didn't have the creative insight to recognize that a 'pandemic' could be completely fabricated.  I was anticipating a real biological weapon rather than a virtual one to get the games started.  My bad.

1510  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Pfizer-BioNtech vaccine, is it the end to the deadly corona virus? on: February 09, 2021, 09:53:06 PM
IMO, people started to afraid of covid vaccines more than the covid virus due to its side effects and often the side effects are too severe for someone who doesn't even infected with the virus yet. And some articles posted that few people also died after taking the dosages. Sad

For me it is a case of the following:

 - Understanding the goals of people who end up in positions of power.  (Mostly these are names nobody will ever hear.)

 - hypothesizing that biological means of achieving some of these goals would be the most effective.

 - having hypothesized that an 'epidemic' would be the most workable means of achieving the fine-grained control which might be desired.  (I'll admit that the idea of a 'mock-epidemic' or 'scamdemic' did not occur to me.)

 - Having put years of research into vaccination issues which necessitated becoming familiar with the biological science in use for 'normal' vaccines which are bad enough.

 - Having observed and (correctly) identified enough of the predictive programming that by Q1 2020 I was confidently predicting that the fallout of so-called 'covid-19' would be mass testing of genetic methods which, in normal circumstances, would have taken a decade or two longer to test and deploy.

For me this whole thing has been a very unpleasant set of stepping stones along a path which I could see fairly clearly from early on in this scamdemic and before.  By the end there will be implanted devices which can be programmed over the 5G network to produce any genetic material in any person, and on an individual basis.  Complete control of who gets what 'programming' will be in the hands of what is euphemistically called a 'public/private partnership'.  I often call this 'corp/gov'.

1511  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Do you trust the co-vid19 vaccine ? on: February 08, 2021, 01:42:26 PM

It has something to do with the logistics as well. The vaccine from Pfizer/BioNTech needs to be stored at minus 70 degrees and not too many facilities in India have the capability to do so. The vaccine from AstraZeneca/Oxford on the other hand can be stored using normal refrigeration. The same goes for the versions from Novavax and J&J. Apart from the vaccines approved internationally, India is also using one of the indigenously developed vaccines as well (Covaxin from Bharat Biotech). Currently around 80% to 90% of the shots being administered are Covishied (AstraZeneca/Oxford) and the remainder is of Covaxin. And till Saturday, the cumulative number of individuals who have received at least one dose of the vaccine stood at 5,803,617 (which is around 0.4% of the population).
...

India was relatively clear that Pfizer wasn't inclined to do the kinds of tests the Indian govt wanted (on India populations...every population has prevailing genotype issues, common regional infective threats, nation-wide nutrition and sanitation profiles, etc.)  If a government is doing their job right, they would be requiring such diligence.  That doesn't mean it was the whole story behind the rejection of course.

(Note that rotavirus vaccine works poorly in Indian babies because the mother's milk is particularly potent in that country.  The technocratic solution:  Don't breastfeed so that this one particular vaccine can work...and Dr. Paul Offit can get his royalties.)

AstraZeneca and J&J work by inserting custom DNA into the cell nucleus using viruses and letting the natural processes of the cell produce mRNA programmed to make designer proteins.  I'd want to see decades of real-world observations before taking such a thing.  Also, and very importantly, I'd want an independent analysis (and with adversarial independence) of every bit of genetics in every batch of 'vaccine'.  To say I don't trust J&J, who sold AIDS tainted blood products to other nations so they didn't have to dump it, just got found guilty of making carcinogenic baby powder, etc) is a VAST understatement.

Covaxin is plain old inactivated virus.  Even given that all such efforts (coronavirus vaccines) over the past 20 years killed the lab animals in startling numbers, I would still consider it the 'safest', and it looks to me as though all countries will have a small number of 'old school' vaccines.  I suspect for their 'elite' to use and still get their 'immunity passports' in case they are not elite enough to buy a private jet.

Noravax is a 'subunit' vaccine.  This is like inactivate, but it just makes antigen parts in the lab/factory (rather than re-programming one's own cells.)  This technology seems to me like it might hold promise for safer vaccines...which is all most of us so-called 'anti-vaxxers' really want.

1512  Other / Politics & Society / Re: ELON MUSK >>>THE ATHEIST on: February 07, 2021, 10:06:59 PM
        Let's do a little talking here, Elon Musk is an atheist, that doesn't believe in the existence of God, yet he is a lover of science and technology.
      He said he wants to build in MARS, and take along a million people to go and live with him.  In another planet.
  Please who really is Elon Musk?
I need answers

Many of these folks consider themselves to be Luciferians.  Here's about the most suger-coated description of that belief system one can find (and it's the first thing one finds on Google.)

https://www.learnreligions.com/luciferian-principles-95784

1513  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Do you trust the co-vid19 vaccine ? on: February 07, 2021, 10:03:08 PM

I thought India is going for the Astra Zeneca vaccine because its the cheapest to produce. With only 2 USD per shot you could get 10 of these for 1 Pfizer Biontech vaccine. At the moment we read about all these different vaccines out there but there is no real comparisons between them. With the Russian one and the new one from Johnson & Johnson we are up to 5 different types of vaccine now.

Lots and lots of companies who had new drug or 'platform' that they wanted to test out for free (govt money, govt tracking, and legal indemnity) jumped on the band-wagon with 'covid-19'.  Obviously most had been in development for a while, and some of them are claiming that they got an infusing of extra money in the middle of 2019 to get ready.  Got it from the expected players (Gates Foundation, GAVI, etc.)

I follow this where they are tracking about 80 of these things:  https://covid19.trackvaccines.org/vaccines/

'Covid-19' is exactly the kind of problems that the 'vaccine' makers love to 'resolve'.  It's very easy to solve a problem which doesn't exist.  On top of that, there was gigantic amount of money and political pressure to build the non-problem into a scary monster in order to accomplish various things (economic devastation as a cover for shadow banking system problems, Gates' ID2020 digital identification program, etc) and a roadmap for having the monster disappear anyway (to be replaced by a series of 'waves' and 'strains' and what-not giving an additional benefit of a non-stop market for follow-on 'vaccines' as well as an easy out when the 'vaccines' don't seem to do shit for the 'disease.')

Many people have been scammed, and we're just getting started.

1514  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Do you trust the co-vid19 vaccine ? on: February 06, 2021, 09:50:21 AM
vaccines are not immune supressers
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I agree with that.  The adjuvated ones (most of them) are more like nitro-methane and nitrous oxide for the immune system.  You have to drive the immune system into a state of confused overdrive in order to achieve the level of antibodies needed for regulatory approval.

It's very much like a manufacturer of piston rings and connecting rods (pharmaceuticals) having a side business of selling nitro-methane to dumb-shit kids to blast into their beater Honda.  Also having a 'tunning' side-business where the 'specialist' (doctor) chips the boost limiter to absurd levels.

The fall-out in the case of a car is that you get the dumb-shit kid into your store month after month for a new set of rings and fixes for their thrown rod.  In medical/industrial complex land it is repeat customers to try to deal with their multitude of auto-immunity issues.

1515  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Ban on cryptocurrency trading in Nigeria, a good or bad move? on: February 05, 2021, 08:53:25 PM

Hopefully the same thing that happened to drugs when they were outlawed will happen to Bitcoin value-wise.  From a starting point of $40k when legal the value could easily go up into the millions when the supply-side drys up and newly minted 'criminals' are the only ones who can supply the desired item.

My bet 10 years ago was that BTC would be attacked by banking lobbies, their politician minions would make it 'illegal', and that was what would bring the price to high levels.  I really didn't expect to see $40k before this event.  I always welcome a pleasant surprise though.

At this point a LOT of non-criminals hodl, and some of them are quite well off.  I doubt that a criminalization of BTC would be very durable, and attempting one would spur many new communications channels between individual market participants.  Said channels and related 'innovations' could foster the exchange data of many types.

1516  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Do you trust the co-vid19 vaccine ? on: February 05, 2021, 02:09:39 PM
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do you believe DNA passes through the NUCLEUS MEMBRANE
heck ill make it completely simple. dont quote anything above or distract yourself with grammar games of the above

quote one of these:
tvbcof believes DNA passes through the NUCLEUS MEMBRANE
[X] yes             [  ]no
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Yup.  That's how certain classes of viruses work including adenovirus.  That's why they are useful for transduction of DNA into the cell nucleus of a victim.  Here's just the first thing I pulled up which might help you understand the process better. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WX39LTVIEXQ

Maybe you are a person who fell for Kaufman's bullshit 'viruses don't exist' psy-op?  Or the flat-earth psy-op?  Or the global warming psy-op?  Gullible people who don't really have the mental machinery to understand basic science tend to fall for these idiotic things as a group.

1517  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Do you trust the co-vid19 vaccine ? on: February 05, 2021, 10:30:13 AM
tvbcof

3rd time.. because you are being soo very obtuse

simple answer
the "package" the "vector" you keep flip flopping
describe it!!

'package' is a collection of genetic material.  In the case of AstraZeneca, it is genetic material from a chimpanzee adenovirus (a DNA virus) with additional DNA synthesized in a commercial scale factory facility now.

To 'vector', in this context, relates to moving a thing from point A to point B.  In this case, moving the 'genetics package' from the needle into the nucleus of some of the victim's cells.

HTH.

Wikipedia for 'transduction' has some nice diagrams which may or may not help you conceptualize things a little better, but since you don't seem to know the difference between bacteria and higher life forms, make sure you skip down to the part titled 'Mammalian cell transduction with viral vectors'.


1518  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Do you trust the co-vid19 vaccine ? on: February 05, 2021, 08:13:19 AM

"WANT TO LEARN ABOUT PFIZER’S CRIMINAL HISTORY?"

  https://www.bitchute.com/video/AXZwAghOkO04/

Happy Jab'n ya-all.

Looks like now over half of the American public is now wishing to either not get vaccinated or wait.  It's not just doctors and nurses who are having cold feet anymore.  For some reason 80% of the people on this forum who speak up cannot wait to get ANY injection no matter what technology it uses as long as it says 'covid-19 vaccine' on the label.  Go figure.

It's possible that Bitcoiners tend to be like Berwick (and me when I put on my evil hat) and do see a subtle advantage to be rid of the people who are stupid enough to trust corp/gov on this one.  Corp/gov did the heavy lifting to get millions of people so brainwashed, so why not go ahead and complete the cycle?

1519  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Do you trust the co-vid19 vaccine ? on: February 05, 2021, 07:32:48 AM

again flip flop
you skip to the already in 'the subjects nucleus'
just to pretend you mean DNA doesnt pass
then you say the vaccines 'dna'+package enters the cell but then only the 'package' enters the subjects nucleus

I said no such thing.  Quote it if you can.  You either misread something, or you are just making up accusations out of thin air again in desperation.

If you really are misunderstanding something it could be that there is a difference between 'the victim's chromosomal DNA' and 'the adenovirus and lab synthesized DNA'. 

now your saying dna doesnt pass through into the nucleus..
because now your saying 'package'

so please continue defining  the 'package'


By using the term 'package', I simply mean the gene payload of the hacked adenovirus DNA.  That would include genetic material native to the strain of adenovirus chosen and the synthetic genetic material to be ferried ('vectored') into the nucleus of the victim's cells.

I have no problem making corrections or clarifications.  Let me point out that the term used for using viruses to vector genes into a victims cells is typically referred to as 'transduction' rather than 'transfection' as I've occasionally used.

1520  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Do you trust the co-vid19 vaccine ? on: February 05, 2021, 06:55:00 AM
Ever notice that the so-called 'doctors' on this forum don't come to your defense franky1?  You know why?  It's because your are wrong and you are an embarrassment.  I'm sure they don't like it that you are getting your ass kicked, but there is not much they can do.

Do these doctors come to your defense?

Are BADecker and Tash who you're talking about?

I don't remember either of them claiming to hold medical degrees.  Only two people I can think of who are currently active here claim to be working medical doctors and thus that their opinions carry more weight (while using their personas to advertise gambling sites and coin mixers.)

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