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May 30, 2013, 11:50:26 PM
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It is very easy to reply. Federal Reserve and the big families (Rockfellers, Rothchilds e.t.c) Smiley
BitCoin's true value cannot be attain until 2140. They know they cant wait. They need to act.
Thats because BitCoin is more than an economic meassure against their "world domination" plans. It is the weapon to counter those big guys.
I trully believe that satoshi started with this picture in his mind. To me, BitCoin is the means of freedom instead of the disaster the big guys brought to us.
And as always, US medias do their work great.
All Heil Britania.


What if Satoshi was the Rothchild that was betrayed by the family and so aimed for revenge and his own empire Insert's dramatic music XD

Either way, the eagle has landed.
BitCoin is more a political war than an economic one.
You know, if BitCoin was a bubble, they would benefit from the Bubble and then break the Big Bubble. (poet? lol )
But that cant be happen.
They have to do with people like you, that are very well experienced. People that know "how things work on the web" and people that cant be fooled.
I bet that Rothchild and those gipsies friends of him dont even know even how bandwidth works and even if they "buy" the best network engineer, to explain them that simple thing, they wouldnt understand again to make a plan to destroy BitCoin (Because if you cant understand the game, you cant play it!)

So, B for Bitcoin!

Never thought of it that way good point
Bitcoin is becoming a political dialogue and an economic one
Depending on the country it might be a war against it and a war for it in others
Countries that have less to lose and more to gain will accept it
Third World Countrys / Global South fraught by civil war European Countries that are scared of their own Euros and bank rushes
Bitcoin is volatile but when a government says your money is mine to pay the nations debt BY DECREE
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=160292.0;topicseen
There will be people who will switch their capital elsewhere
https://www.laiki.com/EN/TheBank/Documents/Decree13EN.pdf

That said the bubble has popped a few times only to grow stronger XD
2009 still to small for articles the end of bitcoin 2011
http://www.forbes.com/sites/timworstall/2011/06/20/so-thats-the-end-of-bitcoin-then/
http://www.forbes.com/sites/timworstall/2011/10/18/the-end-of-bitcoin-part-ii/
And of course 2013 and the whole negative wall of articles
http://www.motherjones.com/mojo/2013/05/and-it-begins-feds-target-bitcoin
http://money.cnn.com/2013/05/14/investing/bremmer-bitcoin/index.html

That said the end has been called time and time again and I will not believe it is dead till it hits a penny
Replaced by another protocol perhaps but not dead without reason Smiley

As you said the Eagle has landed and its here to stay in one form or another that we have yet to see
Hail Bit
B for Bit coin

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May 31, 2013, 10:26:00 AM
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What a lousy piece. He did not understand anything about Bitcoin divisibility, or the "change". He just didn't get it. He also doesn't understand at all why Bitcoin is resilient to government intervention. He so caught up in his anti-libertarian stance that he didn't take the time to understand enough about how the system works. He just wanted to write his hate article as soon as possible.

I find stupefying that some people would spend so much time and effort protecting their own oppressors, out of fear that someone somewhere doing large transactions that cannot be tracked by the government is "evil" by default.

Someone should tell that moron that legal doesn't mean moral—in fact many times it means the opposite—and that likewise illegal doesn't mean immoral. People should start growing up and making up their own minds about what is moral or not, instead of just blindly letting whoever is in authority decide for them.

Good point.  However, people have both responsibilities to be aware of local laws and to decide what is moral.

Most people only have time or only choose to do the minimum, and thus most will only look at what the local laws are...

Also, it's easy to just follow rules.  It's a lot harder to deciide what you believe is moral.

I'm still working on my morals every day.  I'll admit I don't know every local law either though, haha.

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May 31, 2013, 07:29:07 PM
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This post put my daughter to sleep  Roll Eyes

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May 31, 2013, 09:11:37 PM
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This post put my daughter to sleep  Roll Eyes

Just missing the Freedom in front it's like seeing my mini me  Shocked

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June 01, 2013, 02:07:29 AM
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Well 1 Jun 2013, it is still at $128, burst $1 I guess, from yesterday.
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