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[Gleb Gamow]

This is all I'm saying: https://blockchain.info/ru/address/1PiWj8rMyAPDW7ZBQdx2mSuBGrqTJPoGo6

It'll cost you some lenivye golubtsy (De) if you want me to publicly depict the connection.

Bonus keyword for search engine indexing purposes for those outside this community seeking answers - Aqenbpuu (it too explained).

I'm sure that fellow sleuths will have no problem timely making a 98.6% connection, and also sure that most, if not all, will miss the one link I proudly possess gluing it all together.

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[HabBear]

Sadly I'm not a fellow sleuth. And I don't speak fucking Sputnik. But what happened in late February that go you paid?

I'm assuming this is your wallet.

[PeterTheGrape]

Nice find, it took a while but finally it got figured out.

All of the incoming transactions greater than 2.5 btc that end in an odd integer were originally broadcast from an ip address that was associated with the supposedly lost princess Anastasia. They are relayed to a U.S. naval intelligence warship that monitors internet communication in Europe, and from there they all seem to pass through a bunker in Argentina that has long been rumored to be the last holdout of escaped nazi generals.

Oddly, most of those bitcoin originated at an address associated with Donald Trump's lawyer. Very strange how bitcoin ties all of these loose ends up.

[Gleb Gamow]

Sadly I'm not a fellow sleuth. And I don't speak fucking Sputnik. But what happened in late February that go you paid?

I'm assuming this is your wallet.

Nope, not my wallet.

[redindo]

So what, Spicer was investing in the Evo scam?
You've piqued my interests.. how many golubtsy are we talking?

[Gleb Gamow]

So what, Spicer was investing in the Evo scam?
You've piqued my interests.. how many golubtsy are we talking?

Depends on if the meat filling is beef, pork or lamb, with not as many if the latter.

And who do you think turned Spicer onto bitcoins?

Bear in mind, ALL of Breitbart's articles must be approved by Rebekah Mercer. And who was the executive chairman of Breitbart who was once a partner with a renown Bitcoiner prior to the advent of Bitcoin?

Bonus question: Who did Rebekah Mercer purchase her Trump Tower suites from who's a Bitcoiner?

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[redindo]

So what, Spicer was investing in the Evo scam?
You've piqued my interests.. how many golubtsy are we talking?

Depends on if the meat filling is beef, pork or lamb, with not as many if the latter.

And who do you think turned Spicer onto bitcoins?

Bear in mind, ALL of Breitbart's articles must be approved by Rebekah Mercer. And who was the executive chairman of Breitbart who was once a partner with a renown Bitcoiner prior to the advent of Bitcoin?

Bonus question: Who did Rebekah Mercer purchase her Trump Tower suites from who's a Bitcoiner?

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That depends on your preference of filling..

1) Mulvaney
2) Bannon
3) Alan Silbert

[Sithara007]

Even before Trump was elected as the president of the United States, I was saying that he will be more sympathetic to Bitcoins when compared to Hillary Clinton. Sean Spicer's tweet is a proof for this.

[Gleb Gamow]

So what, Spicer was investing in the Evo scam?
You've piqued my interests.. how many golubtsy are we talking?

Depends on if the meat filling is beef, pork or lamb, with not as many if the latter.

And who do you think turned Spicer onto bitcoins?

Bear in mind, ALL of Breitbart's articles must be approved by Rebekah Mercer. And who was the executive chairman of Breitbart who was once a partner with a renown Bitcoiner prior to the advent of Bitcoin?

Bonus question: Who did Rebekah Mercer purchase her Trump Tower suites from who's a Bitcoiner?

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That depends on your preference of filling..

1) Mulvaney
2) Bannon
3) Alan Silbert

Mulvaney is anti-Fed like Robert Mercer and James Simons. But you forgot a different name I was alluding to, a person who once had his likeness on his own currency, again, just prior to the advent of Bitcoin, now renown in this space.

[redindo]

So what, Spicer was investing in the Evo scam?
You've piqued my interests.. how many golubtsy are we talking?

Depends on if the meat filling is beef, pork or lamb, with not as many if the latter.

And who do you think turned Spicer onto bitcoins?

Bear in mind, ALL of Breitbart's articles must be approved by Rebekah Mercer. And who was the executive chairman of Breitbart who was once a partner with a renown Bitcoiner prior to the advent of Bitcoin?

Bonus question: Who did Rebekah Mercer purchase her Trump Tower suites from who's a Bitcoiner?

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That depends on your preference of filling..

1) Mulvaney
2) Bannon
3) Alan Silbert

Mulvaney is anti-Fed like Robert Mercer and James Simons. But you forgot a different name I was alluding to, a person who once had his likeness on his own currency, again, just prior to the advent of Bitcoin, now renown in this space.

Brock Pierce.

[PeterTheGrape]

...

Brock Pierce.

https://www.gamnesia.com/news/trumps-strategist-steve-bannon-has-a-weird-history-with-world-of-warcraft

... a major figure in the Trump administration used to be the head of a World of Warcraft gold-farming company? Well, now you do: Chief Strategist Steve Bannon once ran such a company, called Internet Gaming Entertainment.

IGE was founded in 2001 by child star Brock Pierce, who appeared in films like The Mighty Ducks and First Kid. The company succeeded tremendously in the gold-farming business, meaning they paid World of Warcraft players to rack up in-game gold and other loot, followed by selling it to other players for real-life currency. It was estimated that they made hundreds of millions per year at the peak of business.

Steve Bannon was brought on board in the mid-2000s to help boost revenue further. In 2006, Bannon's former employer Goldman Sachs donated $60 million to IGE. While the business was extremely successful, Bannon left the company in 2011 to work for Breitbart News Network.

Bitcoin has penetrated the establishment.

How do we know a gay scandal is about to hit the republicans again? This is too easy.

[criptix]

...

Brock Pierce.

https://www.gamnesia.com/news/trumps-strategist-steve-bannon-has-a-weird-history-with-world-of-warcraft

... a major figure in the Trump administration used to be the head of a World of Warcraft gold-farming company? Well, now you do: Chief Strategist Steve Bannon once ran such a company, called Internet Gaming Entertainment.

IGE was founded in 2001 by child star Brock Pierce, who appeared in films like The Mighty Ducks and First Kid. The company succeeded tremendously in the gold-farming business, meaning they paid World of Warcraft players to rack up in-game gold and other loot, followed by selling it to other players for real-life currency. It was estimated that they made hundreds of millions per year at the peak of business.

Steve Bannon was brought on board in the mid-2000s to help boost revenue further. In 2006, Bannon's former employer Goldman Sachs donated $60 million to IGE. While the business was extremely successful, Bannon left the company in 2011 to work for Breitbart News Network.

Bitcoin has penetrated the establishment.

How do we know a gay scandal is about to hit the republicans again? This is too easy.

#THE REAL PIZZAGATE

[redindo]

This still doesn't explain why Spicer was tweeting out those strings...

[HabBear]

This still doesn't explain why Spicer was tweeting out those strings...

Spicer didn't tweet out bitcoin address strings. He tweeted out a few random characters...could have been a password. Could have been an accident, like  when your phone sends a text by accident from your pocket. There's no connection to Spicer and Bitcoin. Someone in the Bitcoin community linked his tweets to the blockchain to preserve that it happened...and the reason is unknown.

[redindo]

This still doesn't explain why Spicer was tweeting out those strings...

Spicer didn't tweet out bitcoin address strings. He tweeted out a few random characters...could have been a password. Could have been an accident, like  when your phone sends a text by accident from your pocket. There's no connection to Spicer and Bitcoin. Someone in the Bitcoin community linked his tweets to the blockchain to preserve that it happened...and the reason is unknown.

I didn't say they were addresses, it's obvious to anyone who's used bitcoin they aren't addresses. The chance that he accidentally tweeted out two 8 char strings is unlikely in my opinion. If it was his password, why would he tweet out his password after successfully signing in? That doesn't make much sense. You say there is no connection to Spicer and Bitcoin, which is plausible, but there is clear precedent that many people around him know of and use bitcoin.

To your last point, it is entirely possible that someone unrelated to Spicer put those strings in the block chain as 'Aqenbpuu' didn't appear until May 1st..

[PeterTheGrape]

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/trumps-press-secretary-tweets-out-a-bitcoin-string/



You have to look at the timings and match them up, otherwise you could copy a tweet from person x and add it to a 0.0001btc transaction sent to person z.

[Gleb Gamow]

So what, Spicer was investing in the Evo scam?
You've piqued my interests.. how many golubtsy are we talking?

Depends on if the meat filling is beef, pork or lamb, with not as many if the latter.

And who do you think turned Spicer onto bitcoins?

Bear in mind, ALL of Breitbart's articles must be approved by Rebekah Mercer. And who was the executive chairman of Breitbart who was once a partner with a renown Bitcoiner prior to the advent of Bitcoin?

Bonus question: Who did Rebekah Mercer purchase her Trump Tower suites from who's a Bitcoiner?

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That depends on your preference of filling..

1) Mulvaney
2) Bannon
3) Alan Silbert

Mulvaney is anti-Fed like Robert Mercer and James Simons. But you forgot a different name I was alluding to, a person who once had his likeness on his own currency, again, just prior to the advent of Bitcoin, now renown in this space.

Brock Pierce.

Dude, don't be looking at other people's papers when taking the test. 

I'm now gonna keep an eye on you to make sure you're not cheating. 

You're lucky I didn't ask to show your work or else you may be in a world of hurt.

[Gleb Gamow]

People often wonder why I throw myself into the middle of things, why I feel compelled to get involved with one seemingly crazy thing after another. I consider myself a historian and a journalist, but one of an unusual variety. I live the story. I interact with history as it happens. This I believe is the only way to truly understand events, to live and breathe them. To get involved and touch history as it happens. Some times to even make it happen yourself.

Frankly I find the average person entirely too boring and complacent , they want to be entertained and they want to see something interesting, but most of them dont actually want to do anything interesting. They are content to live their lives along the path of least resistance. I suppose most people find some measure of happiness doing this. I am not content to sit on the sidelines and watch. I have to touch history as it happens.

When it happens, it feels like a surge of life within me. Everything becomes more focused and time seems to stand still. Colors sharpen and smells become more noticed, sounds we take for granted come sharply to my mind. Everything becomes more real. Some people have told me I am crazy for this, and they might just be correct.  However if that is the case I dont quite want to be sane, seems quite boring to me.

With what happening in the world and particularly the US I can tell that changes are coming, I dont quite know what yet, but my observation of trends and patterns tell me this year is going to be quite interesting, last year we had the arab spring , antisec and occupy wallstreet. All historical events I have personally touched. Things I have put myself in the way of to learn from, to see the history of it unfold in front of me. This year will be even more interesting I think.

Okay, redindo, since you're so bright, who penned the above and why is it relevant to this thread, especially the clause in bold?

Feel free to PM me when you give up, of which I'm sure you will because you're the student and I'm the ... ummm ... not quite sure what the fuck I am, but it sure as hell ain't a student. 

[Gleb Gamow]

This still doesn't explain why Spicer was tweeting out those strings...

Spicer didn't tweet out bitcoin address strings. He tweeted out a few random characters...could have been a password. Could have been an accident, like  when your phone sends a text by accident from your pocket. There's no connection to Spicer and Bitcoin. Someone in the Bitcoin community linked his tweets to the blockchain to preserve that it happened...and the reason is unknown.

It would be impossible for my smartphone to send such a text because I can't type letters and numbers unless I switch the keyboard layout. Besides, I doubt that the WH security would allow higher-ups to carry phones capable of sometimes sending random texts because of one playing pocket pool et al.

Those two tweets in question where sent on purpose, allowed to stay live for a spell, then deleted, only to be mentioned again on May Day.

[Gleb Gamow]

How many people can you successfully identify in the photo above? I got you beat if your answer is none. 

To be honest, I can't wait till redindo returns to this thread and addresses my previous post above.