Banker Manipulation of Bitcoin - Alex Jones is Cointel

[Severian]

Jones is a mason and CIA asset. Hate to break the news to his fanboys.

I have no idea what he is but he's an asshole that can't be trusted.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uyIVzdvGi4

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[noedaRDH]

I met Jones in Denver when he was hanging out at Joby Weeks' house (an admitted mason descended from William Sinclair of Rosslyn chapel fame).

Jones is a mason and CIA asset. Hate to break the news to his fanboys.

I would not doubt that Jones is a mason. He's got that oof-ish righteous and paranoid demeanor.

[Acesbomb]

Back at the beginning of the 20th century, they used this technique as an excuse to call for an "elastic" currency controlled by central bankers.

Thank God someone else on this board knows some basic history. I was beginning to think I was the only one.

Bitcoin is most certainly in the crosshairs of the central banksters. They took Liberty Dollar down, hard, when it was only valued at $20 million but was the second most used currency in the US.

Yes all true, but lets face it, one exchange, it could be a kid in a basement never mind a professional job.

I totally agree though, BITCOIN is now on their shit list with all the coverage it has been getting.

[cryptoanarchist]

I met Jones in Denver when he was hanging out at Joby Weeks' house (an admitted mason descended from William Sinclair of Rosslyn chapel fame).

Jones is a mason and CIA asset. Hate to break the news to his fanboys.

I would not doubt that Jones is a mason. He's got that oof-ish righteous and paranoid demeanor.

I watched him give another mason the grip. He definitely is.

[Luckybit]

I met Jones in Denver when he was hanging out at Joby Weeks' house (an admitted mason descended from William Sinclair of Rosslyn chapel fame).

Jones is a mason and CIA asset. Hate to break the news to his fanboys.

He's definitely not a Mason.  And probably not CIA either. If he's anything it would be FBI COINTELPRO like Hal Turner but even that is something which we can't know.

[patnor1011]

Reptilian shape changers  
what do you smoke guys? that must be some serious shit. can I have some of it too?

[noedaRDH]

Reptilian shape changers  
what do you smoke guys? that must be some serious shit. can I have some of it too?

Who said anything about reptilians?

[glendall]

I think 'the man' could have done this, and could in the future do this sort of thing, but that it wasn't the case here.

Really it was just classic bubble. It followed the classic bubble graph almost exactly.

Thing is: Bitcoin does have incredible use and value and is an amazing new currency. This over-correction seems almost reasonable to me. It was getting a lot of media attention. Something -- anything-- just can not sustain that rate growth (ok well maybe besides the U.S debt perhaps).

I think the community learned how bad it was to have one exchange dominating the market. With all the decentralized appeal of bitcoin it doesn't help to have so few exchanges...

Bubble for the modern time: the last week has been an incredible rollacoaster. And I don't even have any guess what prices will be like tomorrow. I could believe anything from $1 - $250 .

[Severian]

what do you smoke guys? that must be some serious shit. can I have some of it too?

Unless you're familiar with the history of central banking of the past 100 years and how its adherents operate in the marketplace, why do you even think your opinion matters?

Seriously, read some fucking history. You sound like someone that knows nothing about Bitcoin but still feels like their opinion has merit.

[noedaRDH]

I think 'the man' could have done this, and could in the future do this sort of thing, but that it wasn't the case here.

Really it was just classic bubble. It followed the classic bubble graph almost exactly.

Thing is: Bitcoin does have incredible use and value and is an amazing new currency. This over-correction seems almost reasonable to me. It was getting a lot of media attention. Something -- anything-- just can not sustain that rate growth (ok well maybe besides the U.S debt perhaps).

I think the community learned how bad it was to have one exchange dominating the market. With all the decentralized appeal of bitcoin it doesn't help to have so few exchanges...

Bubble for the modern time: the last week has been an incredible rollacoaster. And I don't even have any guess what prices will be like tomorrow. I could believe anything from $1 - $250 .

Well I hope guys like Keiser and now the "Twins" can help create a few more very professional and reliable exchanges. Gox is definitely among the weakest link in Bitcoin's growth at the moment, as it always has been for the past few years.

[cryptoanarchist]

I think 'the man' could have done this, and could in the future do this sort of thing, but that it wasn't the case here.

Really it was just classic bubble. It followed the classic bubble graph almost exactly.

Thing is: Bitcoin does have incredible use and value and is an amazing new currency. This over-correction seems almost reasonable to me. It was getting a lot of media attention. Something -- anything-- just can not sustain that rate growth (ok well maybe besides the U.S debt perhaps).

I think the community learned how bad it was to have one exchange dominating the market. With all the decentralized appeal of bitcoin it doesn't help to have so few exchanges...

Bubble for the modern time: the last week has been an incredible rollacoaster. And I don't even have any guess what prices will be like tomorrow. I could believe anything from $1 - $250 .

A bubble, yes, but it definitely had help from the banking elite. The fact that Jones called the sell off within a day just proves it.

[Severian]

A bubble, yes, but it definitely had help from the banking elite. The fact that Jones called the sell off within a day just proves it.

I posted this elsewhere but I'll put it here also:

“Very pleased we have entered into relations again with American Government” -Rothschilds, 1878

TLDR: Congressional documents showing 1895 contract between US government, Rothschilds and JP Morgan to prevent US default. Rothschild-backed bank, the Federal Reserve, 18 years later.

To repeat to the naysayers: Learn what you're speaking of before you start calling names.

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Well I hope guys like Keiser and now the "Twins" can help create a few more very professional and reliable exchanges. Gox is definitely among the weakest link in Bitcoin's growth at the moment, as it always has been for the past few years.
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I think this is the only rational thought in this whole thread.

[Acesbomb]

Well I hope guys like Keiser and now the "Twins" can help create a few more very professional and reliable exchanges. Gox is definitely among the weakest link in Bitcoin's growth at the moment, as it always has been for the past few years.
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I think this is the only rational thought in this whole thread.

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Two levels of paranoia, extreme and insufficient. You never know.

[Severian]

Two levels of paranoia, extreme and insufficient. You never know.

There's no such thing as "extreme paranoia" in the Age of the Patriot Act.

There's being careful and being less careful.

[Acesbomb]

Two levels of paranoia, extreme and insufficient. You never know.

There's no such thing as "extreme paranoia" in the Age of the Patriot Act.

There's being careful and being less careful.

haha, I'm not American, forgive me.

[Severian]

haha, I'm not American, forgive me.

The people behind the Patriot Act don't care about country of origin.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extraordinary_rendition

[phr0stbyt3]

Isn't this the same old MO of the bankers that they trotted out 2 years ago?? Oh wait, isn't this the same MO they used against gold over 100 years ago??? Are people still dumb enough to fall for it and does it even matter??

Look, I had to sign back on this forum just to address this. When I see Alex Jones predict the sell off the day before and the same gang of idiots on youtube suddenly bad-mouthing bitcoin again, its too obvious to pass up.

It's a pretty simple plan: the bankers buy up and then sell off large amounts of bitcoin (100+ years ago they did it with gold), then they use their media mouthpieces to claim that the volatility makes it a failure as a currency. Back at the beginning of the 20th century, they used this technique as an excuse to call for an "elastic" currency controlled by central bankers.

Are people still dumb enough to fall for that and does it matter?

Seems to me all this strategy does with bitcoin is make the price go up faster. Each time they do this it is going to bring in new interest and while some will panic sell, many will hold while they wait for the price to return to where they bought in.

But yeah, if you actually needed more proof that Alex Jones is cointel, now you have it.

Funny you bring this up. A buddy of mine and I have been conspiracy theorizing this exact thing all day.

[patnor1011]

what do you smoke guys? that must be some serious shit. can I have some of it too?

Unless you're familiar with the history of central banking of the past 100 years and how its adherents operate in the marketplace, why do you even think your opinion matters?

Seriously, read some fucking history. You sound like someone that knows nothing about Bitcoin but still feels like their opinion has merit.

Listen, perhaps you read too much about history and not what was in start of this thread. Why do you think that your opinion has more merit is this based on your reading of history or number of post?
Seriously, another self-proclaimed expert?  

[Acesbomb]

haha, I'm not American, forgive me.

The people behind the Patriot Act don't care about country of origin.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extraordinary_rendition

Really wish Ron Paul got voted in.  

See congress took out privacy laws from CISPA.

If I was American I would be buying guns, ammo & tinned food with my bitcoins.