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April 13, 2018, 08:13:08 AM

I can't see Trump starting a war with Syria, knowing the chain reaction it could cause and considering that Assad probably didn't do a tenth of what we are accusing him of. There must be something else at play.

It's the same proxy war shit that's been going on for the last 70 years...
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April 13, 2018, 08:16:57 AM

I can't see Trump starting a war with Syria, knowing the chain reaction it could cause and considering that Assad probably didn't do a tenth of what we are accusing him of. There must be something else at play.

It's the same proxy war shit that's been going on for the last 70 years...
Not quite. For the past several decades lefties have been at the wheel. This is the first time we are in charge.
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April 13, 2018, 08:22:36 AM

I can't see Trump starting a war with Syria, knowing the chain reaction it could cause and considering that Assad probably didn't do a tenth of what we are accusing him of. There must be something else at play.

It's the same proxy war shit that's been going on for the last 70 years...
Not quite. For the past several decades lefties have been at the wheel. This is the first time we are in charge.

Lefties like Dubya starting the Iraq war while all the pacifist right wingers were in the streets marching against it.  
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April 13, 2018, 08:28:16 AM

I can't see Trump starting a war with Syria, knowing the chain reaction it could cause and considering that Assad probably didn't do a tenth of what we are accusing him of. There must be something else at play.

It's the same proxy war shit that's been going on for the last 70 years...
Not quite. For the past several decades lefties have been at the wheel. This is the first time we are in charge.

Lefties like Dubya starting the Iraq war while all the right wingers were in the streets marching against it. 

Don't forget lefties like Bush Sr. and Reagan...
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April 13, 2018, 08:28:41 AM

didn't the run up to December coincide with an extremely serious downturn in relations with N Korea?

There may be a pattern here...
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April 13, 2018, 08:30:14 AM

And the right wing French refusing to join the Coalition of the Willing. We showed them with our Freedom Fries. 
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April 13, 2018, 08:36:21 AM

I can't see Trump starting a war with Syria, knowing the chain reaction it could cause and considering that Assad probably didn't do a tenth of what we are accusing him of. There must be something else at play.

It's the same proxy war shit that's been going on for the last 70 years...
Not quite. For the past several decades lefties have been at the wheel. This is the first time we are in charge.

Lefties like Dubya starting the Iraq war while all the pacifist right wingers were in the streets marching against it.  
It's not a matter of war or not war. War is a constant. It's a matter of motives, the politics that goes on along with it and competence.
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April 13, 2018, 08:38:57 AM

I don't see how any macroeconomic or political events matter to crypto. All ups and downs are determined by exchanges, whales and insiders and they don't care about macro events. It's not like that real people investing influences the price that much on short term basis.
Mt.Gox bots did more to bitcoin price increase than Cypriot banking crisis or war in Ukraine for example which barely had any effect and couldn't stop the post Gox bear market.
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April 13, 2018, 08:45:49 AM

I don't see how any macroeconomic or political events matter to crypto. All ups and downs are determined by exchanges, whales and insiders and they don't care about macro events. It's not like that real people investing influences the price that much on short term basis.
Mt.Gox bots did more to bitcoin price increase than Cypriot banking crisis or war in Ukraine for example which barely had any effect and couldn't stop the post Gox bear market.

Right now a major event is the OKEx moving to Malta.
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April 13, 2018, 08:58:07 AM

I wanted a tattoo done in UV ink so it only shows under special light not in a business meeting

Well, that wouldn't be a tattoo then. A tattoo is commitment. Own that shit.

/start program business meeting

And one interesting side effect of the prototype is, it emits UV light.

Erm Janice, can you tell me why there's a fluorescent spunking penis entering your mouth from the side there?





just put one a normal one and you will be very happy.... i think you don't go too a business meeting in a t-shirt and shorts ?
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April 13, 2018, 09:01:03 AM

and they keep us enthralled


LOL i just stop playing that game give my complete very good account too a child off a friend allready f***** that up after a few weeks
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April 13, 2018, 09:12:21 AM

In a bull day I have not come here to read about pet food. Grin
You guys are nuts.

On a completely different note, a few weeks ago bitcoin was dead but now...
https://www.cnbc.com/video/2018/04/12/bitcoin-could-triple-in-price-by-years-end-says-fundstrats-tom-lee.html

news changes allways how it fits..... same like in football as roma losing 4-1 @the champions league ALL the belgium commentators specialist blabla they are much to weak barca was toying with them and so on than they win 3-0 and eliminate barca all off them where like they play so good ( offcourse it was a miracle) but they allways talk on whats happening @the exact moment so its easy talk
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April 13, 2018, 09:41:51 AM
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I wake up and see an 18% portfolio value increase.
That's it. I'm taking the day off.
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April 13, 2018, 09:52:21 AM
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I wake up and see an 18% portfolio value increase.
That's it. I'm taking the day off.

wanted to Smerit it as well BUT its my last one once again and i allways send my last Smerit on saturday night after resto/DRINKING and DRINKING much more     Roll Eyes
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April 13, 2018, 09:55:50 AM
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Yesterday I was at a keynote of a CEO of a prepay card and loyalty scheme technology company.

At the questions bit, they had time for 1 question. I was 3 rows back, perfect one off opportunity ever to get his take on crypto.


I raised my arm.....  and I didn't stop at one question I kept pushing back another quick bit further.



Q: What is your take on block chains and crypto technology? Prepay cards were/are a popular exit ramp. where do you see this going?

A: We are not allowed now VISA and main banks and regulations no longer will allow it

Q: why

A: Because we have a responsibility to the customer if they put 20k on the card it cant be worth 5K tomorrow.

Q: so do you think they are scared

A: no blurted some stuff about bitcoin can only do 9 transactions a second. Cited some Visa volume examples 1000's tps etc.

Q: I said ok but that's only one chain and technology, even loyalty schemes could have their own block chain type technologies.

I got cut off and he hustled out.




So, WOW a chance to get the genuine inside track. This is what the likes of VISA are claiming as their reasons.

They didn't mind for me when gold value went down, or the £ for that matter. They weren't worried about my balance then. Quite lame.

Another thing he kept bringing the answer back to bitcoin I didn't actually ask bitcoin though.






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April 13, 2018, 10:18:52 AM

By the end of 2018-
  • Michael Novogratz - The former Fortress hedge fund manager predicts that it might reach $40,000.
  • SAXO Bank predicts it might crash (later in 2018) but reach up to $60,000 before crashing.
  • Dav Chapman - The CEO of Octagon Strategy predicts it to reach up to $100,000.
Whereas,
Tom Lee - A wall street strategist expects it to reach $25,000 by 2022. As it reaches nearly 18k last year thew 25k prediction sounds just okay but there are chances that it would occur earlier.
From the above "predictions" bitcoin by the end of 2018 could be anywhere between $25,000 - $100,000.
HOPEFULLY.

From the 25th of January: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-XTAf3rA2o ('Tom Lee predicts Bitcoin to $25,000 by end of 2018')
From today: https://www.cnbc.com/2018/04/12/bitcoin-will-hit-25k-by-end-of-2018-says-noted-crypto-bull-tom-lee.html
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April 13, 2018, 10:25:55 AM

Someone called it 2 days ago because of the classic TA formation:

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Last edit: April 13, 2018, 11:04:58 AM by Torque

I can't see Trump starting a war with Syria, knowing the chain reaction it could cause and considering that Assad probably didn't do a tenth of what we are accusing him of. There must be something else at play.

It's the same proxy war shit that's been going on for the last 70 years...
Not quite. For the past several decades lefties have been at the wheel. This is the first time we are in charge.

Lefties like Dubya starting the Iraq war while all the pacifist right wingers were in the streets marching against it.  
It's not a matter of war or not war. War is a constant. It's a matter of motives, the politics that goes on along with it and competence.

The war in Syria is just a front. Russia is expanding their cheap LNG output via Gazprom to countries like China and Iran. Key pipelines run through parts of Syria. The U.S. doesn't like this expansion, as it directly competes with sales of LNG from the U.S., Qatar and Australia. The U.S. has levied sanctions against Russia in an attempt to thwart LNG construction contracts and slow down their expansion.  Needless to say, Russia is getting more and more irritated with U.S. foreign policy.
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April 13, 2018, 11:13:25 AM

I think Syria is also the only Russian naval base in the Med.  Russian naval base at Crimea has to pass through the Bosporus strait of Turkey.  Other than that, they have a resupply base in Vietnam but that’s obviously vulnerable.
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