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June 06, 2013, 06:15:41 PM
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Hey everyone,

So i penned this article pondering the question: Is Peter Thiel talking about Bitcoin at this years' Bilderberg conference? It would make sense, since he is a Bitcoin investor himself and he also invested in a p2p exchange.

The PayPal mafia wants BTC...

https://www.goldsilverbitcoin.com/bilderberg-2013-where-the-cutting-edges-of-internet-technology-bitcoin-the-old-guard-meet/


Do the rich billionaires at Bilderberg gather ’round for golf and appetizers or do they sit in conference rooms plotting the future? That seems to be the crux of the Bilderberg debate.

But, what most people do not see Bilderberg as is the place where cutting edge technology and the old guard meets. This year, it seems, that is so.

Not only will CEO of Google Erich Schmidt, CEO Jeff Bezos of Amazon be in attendance, but so too will be Peter Thiel: A San Francisco gay, conservative christian billionaire whose investments put him at the forefront of Internet and technology in general.

In attendance at Bilderberg once again this year, Peter Thiel represents a divisive figure.  Just a number of weeks ago, Thiel’s Founder’s Fund led a capital raise of $2 million into BitPay,
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June 06, 2013, 06:29:45 PM
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Hey everyone,

So i penned this article pondering the question: Is Peter Thiel talking about Bitcoin at this years' Bilderberg conference? It would make sense, since he is a Bitcoin investor himself and he also invested in a p2p exchange.

The PayPal mafia wants BTC...

https://www.goldsilverbitcoin.com/bilderberg-2013-where-the-cutting-edges-of-internet-technology-bitcoin-the-old-guard-meet/


Do the rich billionaires at Bilderberg gather ’round for golf and appetizers or do they sit in conference rooms plotting the future? That seems to be the crux of the Bilderberg debate.

But, what most people do not see Bilderberg as is the place where cutting edge technology and the old guard meets. This year, it seems, that is so.

Not only will CEO of Google Erich Schmidt, CEO Jeff Bezos of Amazon be in attendance, but so too will be Peter Thiel: A San Francisco gay, conservative christian billionaire whose investments put him at the forefront of Internet and technology in general.

In attendance at Bilderberg once again this year, Peter Thiel represents a divisive figure.  Just a number of weeks ago, Thiel’s Founder’s Fund led a capital raise of $2 million into BitPay,


So what. Bilderberg is dedicated to maintaining their global control of fiat money and corporate power. Do you think they talk about their golf game?

Bitcoin is the antithesis of this notion. All of these people for the most part made their fortunes on the back of the FEDs rampant money printing which most of them were privy to collecting before the common man did. Most of them did not earn it, they were just close to the money stream and took their piece. They are all facists and thieves.

Though they will be holding Billions of pieces of toilet paper when fiat currency dies soon. They are so adamant to force fiat to continue they won't think much of Bitcoin. Pundits all over the regular news love to backtalk Bitcoin and is obvious not only do they not understand it at all, but have no interest in finding out either. Banksters are either ignorant or scared shitless, and there is nothing they can do about the open source takeover of the money system as the old economy continues it's epic decline to complete and total ruin. Anyone smart, like Thiel, are getting into Bitcoin.

So many of them are so ingrained in the old ways they refuse to believe it will ever end. Most of them can buy and sell Bitcoin's entire market cap before breakfast, why would they see it as any threat.

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June 06, 2013, 07:51:15 PM
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Don't over-think it. Even if they are plotting the future, what good is it if the market turns in a different direction. Even the common person is looking for other alternatives to Paypal.
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June 06, 2013, 08:30:26 PM
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I am sure at the very least, they are tripping out on the notion of decentralized, p2p digital currencies...



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June 06, 2013, 08:49:21 PM
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The risk here is more that those people have the power to acquire 51% of the nodes with ease.
And thus to destroy the whole protocol, by confirming double-spends. Google alone could do that.

Which is why we need a shitload more people to at least keep up a Bitcoin-qt client running.

TLDR; If you have friends using their computer 24/7 without a bitcoin-qt client running, spend 0.3 BTC to buy a harddrive for them to store the blockchain, and convince them!


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June 06, 2013, 09:38:19 PM
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'Money printing' can't be that high when inflation is at 2%. most of those at bilderberg are capitalists and so they'll love bitcoin because its a limited supply. sure, some of the time they print, but most of the time they are the lords of the manor employing cleaning ladies, reading their ipads in the shitter and reproducing like bunnies, so a fixed money supply is their wet dream.
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