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December 11, 2013, 09:41:50 PM |
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seriously.. i just got an e-mail from them asking for donations (probably because i sent them $15 about a year ago). they're asking for my money, when i know they could earn quite a bit of that from accepting bitcoins.. but they just won't do it. it seems like there are lots and lots of people waiting in line to donate them BTC, but they just won't accept it.. yet they continue asking for fiat.
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December 11, 2013, 09:54:09 PM |
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TheJacob
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December 11, 2013, 10:49:29 PM |
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I'm more sick of these threads than I am their begging for money.
If you want to give them money just give them money. Quit asking them to help you promote BTC.
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December 11, 2013, 11:07:41 PM |
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I don't think they do any wrong if they ask for some donations. It's the largest fucking encyclopedia of the world! And the don't do much ads too. They have been a source of much of my knowledge.
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beetcoin (OP)
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December 12, 2013, 07:35:14 AM |
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i wasn't clear about that.. i don't have a problem with wikipedia soliciting for donations. but it's just that they are too dumb or lazy to actually try out BTC. i mean they could get it converted to fiat easily, but they still won't do it.
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December 12, 2013, 09:22:15 AM |
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i wasn't clear about that.. i don't have a problem with wikipedia soliciting for donations. but it's just that they are too dumb or lazy to actually try out BTC. i mean they could get it converted to fiat easily, but they still won't do it.
I was an active user in Wikipedia for the past many many years. I had more than 30,000 edits to my name. From 2011, most of the sections in Wikipedia were under the control of organized cabals. I wrote to Jimmy Wales many times warning against this. But many of the users who voiced against this were later banned. In the section I was following, the leader of the Cabal was from Manchester, known by his alibi "Simon Tushingham". Despite this guy committing all sorts of one-sided edits, Wales supported him. Tushingham frequently bragged in Wikipedia that he regularly talked to Wales in his cell phone and were good friends in real life. I had enough and quit Wikipedia in 2011. I know many more who did the same. Wikipedia is similar to a ponzi scheme. They publicized themselves as a "free" and "unbiased" online encyclopedia. Once they had enough following, they kicked out the old users and showed their true colors.
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December 12, 2013, 11:26:53 AM |
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Don't use it, then ...
Obviously, Wikipedia is not the place to learn if you're after some ideologically loaded topics. Otherwise it's fine
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December 12, 2013, 04:40:24 PM Last edit: December 12, 2013, 06:39:49 PM by hilariousandco |
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Maybe Jimmy should come up with a sobstory about he needs to buy his daughter a laptop or how somebody broke in and stole his Christmas presents or something, maybe that'd work.
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December 12, 2013, 06:26:14 PM |
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Don't use it, then ...
Obviously, Wikipedia is not the place to learn if you're after some ideologically loaded topics. Otherwise it's fine
So True
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Ecurb123
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December 12, 2013, 07:26:12 PM |
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Really I don't mind, they do a great job and only ask for donations. At least they don't send a bill to my house and threaten to hurt me if I don't pay, if they did that, then I'd be annoyed.
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TheFootMan
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December 12, 2013, 08:57:39 PM |
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i wasn't clear about that.. i don't have a problem with wikipedia soliciting for donations. but it's just that they are too dumb or lazy to actually try out BTC. i mean they could get it converted to fiat easily, but they still won't do it.
I was an active user in Wikipedia for the past many many years. I had more than 30,000 edits to my name. From 2011, most of the sections in Wikipedia were under the control of organized cabals. I wrote to Jimmy Wales many times warning against this. But many of the users who voiced against this were later banned. In the section I was following, the leader of the Cabal was from Manchester, known by his alibi "Simon Tushingham". Despite this guy committing all sorts of one-sided edits, Wales supported him. Tushingham frequently bragged in Wikipedia that he regularly talked to Wales in his cell phone and were good friends in real life. I had enough and quit Wikipedia in 2011. I know many more who did the same. Wikipedia is similar to a ponzi scheme. They publicized themselves as a "free" and "unbiased" online encyclopedia. Once they had enough following, they kicked out the old users and showed their true colors. Is it just me or does it seem like all organizations turns into a den of snakes.
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December 13, 2013, 03:26:29 PM |
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Wikipedia was probably a CFR/NSA/CIA front from the very beginning.
The whole premise of the site is to mix factual trivia with the many 'Big Lies' in falsified history, including major government black ops like the fake 9/11, 7/7, Madrid, Norway, Boston marathon and Sandy Hook terror or serial shooting attacks.
Wikipedia is clearly aligned with the global fascist government drive. It appeared out of nowhere with massive bandwidth and server resources, with no adequate explanation of how it secured these. It continues to report fully debunked and discredited falsified events as real, to aid the UN plans for gun control, free trade open borders, international socialism on steroids, the attack on Christianity, attack on the family etc.
I understand that only reference links from the likes of the BBC, Reuters, AP and CNN are permissable on Wikipedia now. In other words, Wikipedia is nothing more than an echo chamber for the SIX companies that control the global media. Most of the editors are university professors, doctors, economists, civil servants, teachers etc. who are Fabian socialists. The site is a complete joke.
Personally I reckon it's time for a true anarchist/libertarian version of Wikipedia.
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greyhawk
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December 13, 2013, 03:33:40 PM |
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They have been a source of much of my knowledge.
My condolences.
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December 13, 2013, 03:38:29 PM |
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Wikipedia was probably a CFR/NSA/CIA front from the very beginning.
The whole premise of the site is to mix factual trivia with the many 'Big Lies' in falsified history, including major government black ops like the fake 9/11, 7/7, Madrid, Norway, Boston marathon and Sandy Hook terror or serial shooting attacks.
Wikipedia is clearly aligned with the global fascist government drive. It appeared out of nowhere with massive bandwidth and server resources, with no adequate explanation of how it secured these. It continues to report fully debunked and discredited falsified events as real, to aid the UN plans for gun control, free trade open borders, international socialism on steroids, the attack on Christianity, attack on the family etc.
I understand that only reference links from the likes of the BBC, Reuters, AP and CNN are permissable on Wikipedia now. In other words, Wikipedia is nothing more than an echo chamber for the SIX companies that control the global media. Most of the editors are university professors, doctors, economists, civil servants, teachers etc. who are Fabian socialists. The site is a complete joke.
Personally I reckon it's time for a true anarchist/libertarian version of Wikipedia.
How do you know Bitcoin isn't a CFR/NSA/CIA front?
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December 13, 2013, 04:12:10 PM |
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Very funny. I had a feeling somebody would do that. Do you refute that Sandy Hook was a fake serial shooting?
Or that the Boston marathon attack was a false flag carried out by NATO, the World Bank, Homeland Security, Israeli Mossad (Max Brenner/Strauss Israel/IDF Leadership School), Jardine Matheson, Mayor's Office, Rotary Club, Harvard Medical School etc.
The latter has been totally deconstructed but it seems Wikipedia supports the official government version of events still.
Can you provide an explanation of that, beyond posting images of Alex Jones?
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December 13, 2013, 04:24:42 PM |
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Very funny. I had a feeling somebody would do that. Do you refute that Sandy Hook was a fake serial shooting?
Or that the Boston marathon attack was a false flag carried out by NATO, the World Bank, Homeland Security, Israeli Mossad (Max Brenner/Strauss Israel/IDF Leadership School), Jardine Matheson, Mayor's Office, Rotary Club, Harvard Medical School etc.
The latter has been totally deconstructed but it seems Wikipedia supports the official government version of events still.
Can you provide an explanation of that, beyond posting images of Alex Jones?
Yes, I do refute all of the above, unless you can convince me otherwise. What evidence do you have that Sandy Hook was a 'fake' shooting, or Boston Bombing was a false flag attack carried out by Nato etc? And what was the reasons for them? Also:
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December 13, 2013, 04:27:53 PM |
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Wikipedia is great for things that have nothing to do with anything that matters. For instance, I'd check Wikipedia for facts about Kites or Mosh Pits.
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December 13, 2013, 10:16:44 PM |
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Yes, I do refute all of the above, unless you can convince me otherwise. What evidence do you have that Sandy Hook was a 'fake' shooting, or Boston Bombing was a false flag attack carried out by Nato etc? And what was the reasons for them?
It's not rocket science. The only way this current bankrupt system may continue in north America, is by turning the average American citizen or resident into a 'terrorist.' This translates to billions of dollars spent on high tech security equipment (vendors who just happen to be part of Homeland Security itself), and the opportunity to levy all sorts of spurious fines, fees and extra charges, to keep the machine going for as long as possible before the final collapse. The reason for all the false flags is that there is NO real terrorist threat, so the government has to fabricate it. It's called psychological warfare. Wikipedia is part of the same psychological warfare outfit. If you're interested to know more and have a weekend to spare, check out cluesforum.info. "American people don't believe anything until they see it on television.” Richard M. Nixon
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December 14, 2013, 12:16:22 AM |
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Isn't begging when you ask for money while you are not giving anything back in return? I'm not sure Wikipedia is like that.
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December 14, 2013, 09:57:05 AM |
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Yes, I do refute all of the above, unless you can convince me otherwise. What evidence do you have that Sandy Hook was a 'fake' shooting, or Boston Bombing was a false flag attack carried out by Nato etc? And what was the reasons for them?
It's not rocket science. The only way this current bankrupt system may continue in north America, is by turning the average American citizen or resident into a 'terrorist.' This translates to billions of dollars spent on high tech security equipment (vendors who just happen to be part of Homeland Security itself), and the opportunity to levy all sorts of spurious fines, fees and extra charges, to keep the machine going for as long as possible before the final collapse. The reason for all the false flags is that there is NO real terrorist threat, so the government has to fabricate it. It's called psychological warfare. Wikipedia is part of the same psychological warfare outfit. If you're interested to know more and have a weekend to spare, check out cluesforum.info. "American people don't believe anything until they see it on television.” Richard M. Nixon I agree with you that there is little-to-no worry for terrorist threats, and that the general public are easily mislead by the media, but you need some evidence other than pure speculation and assumption. Not everything is a conspiracy. Sometimes people just like to shoot and kill and blow each other up.
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