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December 28, 2013, 02:01:29 PM
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You do know where Gandhi is from and what they did to him, don't you?

First make clear which Gandhi you are referring to. There are two Gandhi families.

1. The original: That of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. Died in 1948, his descendants are not active in politics.

2. The fakes: The current ruling dynasty in India. Originally, this was the Nehru family. However the new name was discovered after Indira Nehru married Feroze Khan in 1942. Both adopted the surname Gandhi. This family is currently ruling India.
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December 28, 2013, 02:25:25 PM
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1. Don't call them exchanges. Call them bitcoin stores or something that way you don't attract attention. This might stop them if they are just confused about bitcoins and are not actively cracking down on it.

2. Trying to explain to them why they are wrong might backfire. From personal experience some people in authority who are on a power trip will FLIP out if you show them they are wrong and ignorant about something for e.g. bitcoins.

3. Go to a lawyer who is familiar with finance and get some advice.

4. Go to the press and see if they can make it look like India might be left behind in the cryptocurrency market especially since India is a tech hub. This might shame them a bit.

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December 28, 2013, 05:59:40 PM
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1. Don't call them exchanges. Call them bitcoin stores or something that way you don't attract attention. This might stop them if they are just confused about bitcoins and are not actively cracking down on it.

2. Trying to explain to them why they are wrong might backfire. From personal experience some people in authority who are on a power trip will FLIP out if you show them they are wrong and ignorant about something for e.g. bitcoins.

3. Go to a lawyer who is familiar with finance and get some advice.

4. Go to the press and see if they can make it look like India might be left behind in the cryptocurrency market especially since India is a tech hub. This might shame them a bit.


1: There is problem calling Bitcoin Stores coz Bitcoin is not a physical things we can take and give

Most Important in Indian Market is to Unite all the exchangers and  bitcoin related business and reach upto Government and
1: Teach them what Bitcoin Actually is
2: They must know what will be negative impact in India if they will tightned there Hand
3: They must understand how they could track transaction (Recently they are afraid in ML case so AML surity will positive)
4: Bitcoin Business must be Registered
Bitcoin must have a different kind of law which help Government to collect taxes and even to Bitcoiners to work fluently.
I hope Indian BTC exchanges and all the Bitcoin related business Holders may proceed to it.
Good Luck

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December 28, 2013, 07:18:58 PM
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yes, this is just what India needs to succeed, more laws, regulations, rule books, bureaucrats and officials to oversee the new officiating regime.

Whole new armies of bitcoin bureaucrats in white shirts ... let's just accept the place is truly fecked up and move on ... they couldn't organise their way out of a paper bag.

what bitcoin needs in india is just what it will get ... millions of little bitcoin ninja-warrior guys in hot, smelly little shops doing black deals behind curtains in backrooms ... that's how it will thrive.

Bitcoin Anthem India GOING UNDERGROUND! ... sing along boys!

(btw it's the use case test we've all been waiting for)

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December 28, 2013, 07:24:52 PM
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yes, this is just what India needs to succeed, more laws, regulations, rule books, bureaucrats and officials to oversee the new officiating regime.

Whole new armies of bitcoin bureaucrats in white shirts ... let's just accept the place is truly fecked up and move on ... they couldn't organise their way out of a paper bag.
I don't know what you're talking about. I think all that needs to happen is for the honest Bitcoin businesses to pay for some lobbyists and open a dialog with regulators, so those regulators understand that Bitcoin isn't a threat.

As long as they act in good faith to obey the rules then everything will be fine, because regulators are reasonable and fair people and regulations really are there for our protection, not to just to be arbitrary or vindictive or to benefit some parts of society at the expense of others.

They just need to form some kind of Foundation in India, donate money, and believe; and everything will be fine.
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December 28, 2013, 07:29:45 PM
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They just need to form some kind of Foundation in India, donate money, and believe; and everything will be fine.

Wait ... what's that I hear, the distant sound of a crowd holding hands and singing kumbyaa?

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December 29, 2013, 03:14:16 AM
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ahmedabad/Bitcoin-may-be-used-by-hawala-traders-Officials/articleshow/28067184.cms

Looks like The government is starting to demonize bitcoin users.

The bureaucrats in india is like the Vogons. regulation will take about another year and  they will try to get  people the bribe them for favorable licensing and deny licence to any one  that goes through the proper channel .
They are looking at this as a centralized currency base and must be looking for  satoshi to arrest. lol
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ahmedabad/Bitcoin-may-be-used-by-hawala-traders-Officials/articleshow/28067184.cms

Looks like The government is starting to demonize bitcoin users.

The bureaucrats in india is like the Vogons. regulation will take about another year and  they will try to get  people the bribe them for favorable licensing and deny licence to any one  that goes through the proper channel .
They are looking at this as a centralized currency base and must be looking for  satoshi to arrest. lol

... sounds like the typical cheap propaganda from a third world junta ...

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Money exchanged through bitcoins can be used for hawala transactions and, in some cases, to fund terror operations.

age old 'terror' invocation, act scared now

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... were recovered during the raid on the office of buysellbitco.in. The racket was being run by a software professional ...

slurs on the accused before anywhere near a court

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This first-ever raid on bitcoin traders which began on

more slurring and aggrandisment of state actions (why a 'raid', not a visit to the offices?)

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The creation, trading or use of virtual currencies (VCs), including bitcoins, for payments is not authorised by any central bank or monetary authority.

FUD spreading ... breathing and drinking water is not authorised either, doesn't stop people doing it every day ...

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December 29, 2013, 03:35:00 AM
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Looks like owning bitcoin is going to be illegal in india.
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December 29, 2013, 03:50:17 AM
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Don't bitch and put up attitudes against other people, punjab. Keep your mouth to yourself.

Maybe then others would like to help.


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December 29, 2013, 03:55:46 AM
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Still as true today as when I first said it last October: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=368431.msg3955248#msg3955248
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December 29, 2013, 01:15:29 PM
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subvolatil thanks for showing your interest in bitcoin and even persuading others to stand with you to protect bitcoin. These days bitcoins are being attacked by various countries but believe me bitcoin is strong enough to combat all these challenges. Yes I shall be there to help in bitcoin safeguarding. 
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December 29, 2013, 04:19:09 PM
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ahmedabad/Bitcoin-may-be-used-by-hawala-traders-Officials/articleshow/28067184.cms

Looks like The government is starting to demonize bitcoin users.

The bureaucrats in india is like the Vogons. regulation will take about another year and  they will try to get  people the bribe them for favorable licensing and deny licence to any one  that goes through the proper channel .
They are looking at this as a centralized currency base and must be looking for  satoshi to arrest. lol

Know what? The ruling party in India recently hiked the gold import duty to 10%, just to encourage smuggling.

Most of the gold smuggling in India is done by a particular community, which is very close to the ruling party. And most of the gold is sourced from the GCC nations, such as UAE and Oman.

The same government now blames Bitcoin users of hawala transactions... lol.. how funny?
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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ahmedabad/Bitcoin-may-be-used-by-hawala-traders-Officials/articleshow/28067184.cms

Looks like The government is starting to demonize bitcoin users.

The bureaucrats in india is like the Vogons. regulation will take about another year and  they will try to get  people the bribe them for favorable licensing and deny licence to any one  that goes through the proper channel .
They are looking at this as a centralized currency base and must be looking for  satoshi to arrest. lol

Know what? The ruling party in India recently hiked the gold import duty to 10%, just to encourage smuggling.

Most of the gold smuggling in India is done by a particular community, which is very close to the ruling party. And most of the gold is sourced from the GCC nations, such as UAE and Oman.

The same government now blames Bitcoin users of hawala transactions... lol.. how funny?

Now they have started calling us gangs

http://www.thehindu.com/business/Economy/bitcoin-gang-gets-67-new-ecurriences-value-grows-to-13-bn/article5515128.ece

I am starting to re-think why i would want to stay in such an ignorant country.
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December 29, 2013, 09:23:48 PM
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Now they have started calling us gangs

http://www.thehindu.com/business/Economy/bitcoin-gang-gets-67-new-ecurriences-value-grows-to-13-bn/article5515128.ece

I am starting to re-think why i would want to stay in such an ignorant country.
That's pretty much what you should expect.

Central banking and the people who control it are at war with the rest of humanity, or at best see everybody else as subjects to be ruled over or livestock to be harvested.

The clash between Bitcoin and central banking will be violent, not because Bitcoin is violent, but because they are ready, willing, and able to bring violence against anything that threatens their monopoly.

Why do you think Krugman said "The US Dollar is backed by men with guns"? That wasn't simply a quip - it's as clear and honest a warning as you're going to get from them.

You're not talking about fundamentally honest people who will gracefully step aside when something better comes along - these are ruthless mafiasos who don't care who they have to crush to maintain their position.
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December 29, 2013, 11:23:18 PM
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Looks like owning bitcoin is going to be illegal in india.

Sir, I urgently suggest to you that you create a forum both online and offline for people to contribute ideas to be able to see all the perspectives being seen by your entire Indian Bitcoin Community. If you can gather all of them into a protected forum where they can hide their names and critique and talk openly without fear of they themselves, instead of their ideas being critiqued, you will have gained a powerful force for good.

Remember everyone has their own mind, own eyes, hands to explore the world, do the same for this. Get everyones viewpoint so that a clear understanding can be achieved, once everyone else knows what is up, then you can start to organize into skill based systems.

I suggest that you create a forum, using whatever forum software you like, get suggestions from people here on This forum how to secure it for peoples safety, so they can discuss openly their views.

Then start to figure out what skills will be required to build a proper group capable of holding the line of Democratic rights.

You'll need.
Grassroots Followers: They won't get involved too deeply but they will provide eyes, ears and minds to augment the core Bitcoin Contributors, not to mention the power of Distributed Action. The more people involved the closer we are to knowing what is happening and the stronger the total power of the group... they can help the cause by volunteering, providing financial support when needed to those at the Front.

Web Masters: People knowledgeable about Bitcoin, it's protocols, Namecoin, to build a decentralized communication system. Bitmessage, Secure communications(so secure people won't even know where they are); These people are the backbone... they provide technical expertise for the other members and make sure that their communication infrastructure is safe. If possible they should contribute their skills to the main Bitcoin Project and it's ecosystem to make sure the system is secure.

Teachers: We need them to guide people on what they should know, when they should know it and to organize the group to guide our actions correctly.

Visionaries: People capable and willing to give everything they have to understand the cause at every level, they are people so commited that they understand every level of the projects, the people, the technology, willing to teach others and capable of having the courage to go on when no one else will.

Leaders: To motivate the people on what Democracy truly is, It is a massive Distributed Amalgamation of the People anything that does not consider that is not a Democracy.

Researchers: These people are the Lawyers, Scientists of our cause they search for Truth and will be in the Background or at the Front Lines of the Court Room, but they will need to know what Truth is and make sure they have a good foothold in it.

Now you will need to gauge what everyone knows, there is a project by the Mozilla Project called OpenBadges. You will need people to make Badges on what skills are required and training programs to make sure people do have the skills to back those badges.
http://openbadges.org/

Figure out what information you need and who needs to know, what skills are required, the different jobs that will be needed, then start making Badge courses so that everyone can smoothly in this order reach the top.

Find out everything about Bitcoin and the system that you are in.

Give people the most relevant information requires in public places where they can find the information easily and guide them
to sources with more information like the forum.

On the forum give people all the information they need, neatly organized for people different interests in the projects, Protocol, Legal, Research, Bitcoin Ecosystem, etc, whatever you think is relevant.

Allow people to discuss and guide their discussions into the correct Topics, so more information can be put in the main Information center as new developments unfold and are confirmed.

Give people a place where they can contribute whatever they can to the project, whether it's a commitment to research, to teach, for Litigation,  to maintain and update the forum, or general job postings for the project.( The important thing is that everyone with useful skills are grouped together so that relevant information is spread among the most active members in a timely fashion and relevant duties done)

Once the organizing of the group is complete then actions can be taken because the logistic train of information, jobs, duties are properly supporting the people at the front and always fine tune this process for maximum effect... in fact have people analyze the organization of the group to make sure that everything is moving properly through the group.

Make progression Badges so people from the bottom to the top can smoothly see their skills rise in step with their usefulness to the group. Remember this is a massive discussion group and their can be no single leader in any point only equals, with equal skills and knowledge, even in a court room, a lawyer does not stand alone, they represent everyone that brought them to that point, the Paralegals, Researchers, Administrators, Officials, Police, the people and the thousands of years of History that have brought them Here.  As Isaac Newton said,"If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of giants."

The rest is up to you, I cannot tell you what your groups consensus will be when action is required, but I can tell you that
Nations that Dare call themselves Democracies but are not, will resoundingly be spanked by the true members of Democracy, the people.



This is the software you will need.

Bitmessage: Secure Communication Protocol, so secure people won't even know where you are communicating from.
https://bitmessage.org/wiki/Main_Page

Namecoin: Decentralized Information System, Keep a copy of this and all listed websites cannot be blocked, use for Time Stamping Documents, Torrent Tracking using magnet links, Secure login system, web of trust, many uses
http://dot-bit.org/Main_Page

OpenBadges: to create a skill system to bring everyone in your group up to date on all known skills and information needed for your Bitcoin Swarm and we will need them to be a swarm... everyone knows everything that everyone else knows and has the skill to do anyone else's job. Remember the example of the Blockchain, It is the foundation of what is True and all who know the Truth will know you for who you are, and all falsehood within that chain will be found to be a shaky foundation to build upon, don't build your house on sand.
http://openbadges.org/

And all the other Cryptocurrencies to unleash the possibilities of what is possible.
Litecoin: for easy personal currency earning using regular computers, plus of course all other GPU/CPU minable coins.
https://litecoin.org/

Primecoin: Cunningham chain prime search CPU earnable
http://primecoin.org/

Franko's: Social Engineering coin, promoting Democratic values. GPU earnable.
http://frankos.org/

Devcoin: To incentivize writers, artists, programmers, Architects of your cause, contribute to www.Devtome.com to earn coins.
http://devcoin.org/

Peercoin: A Proof of Stake coin, earn coins for saving the coins you already have.
http://peercoin.net/

Freicoin: A innovative coin with a Demurrage design to offset Network power by the wealthy, promotes economic movement.
http://freico.in/

Feathercoin:A GPU earnable coin with Network checkpoint for security
http://feathercoin.com/

Curecoin: Earn coins for helping the Folding@Home community(not launched yet, but very promising)
http://curecoin.us/

Ripple: A company trying to create a legal infrastructure to buy Cryptocurrencies, similar to Western Union/Money Gram.
Earn coins by processing Scientific data on the Boinc network.
https://ripple.com/

Emscripten: A C/C++ program to convert programs into a fast form of Javascript for direct deployment to the web of all programs to give all volunteers access to Software programs they will need to be effective... add to namecoin so all members have access to programs, like Word Processors(Apache OpenOffice), Graphic Design(GIMP), Video Editing(Blender), Audio Editing(Audacity), etc all open source software that will be required by people to contribute to your cause.
https://github.com/kripken/emscripten/wiki

OpenTransactions and the Monetas Projects: A project to provide bank accounts off of Mobile phones for the billions of people on earth who do not have bank accounts, plus easy software for anyone to build their own business.
http://opentransactions.org/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page http://monetas.net/

Apache Bigtop: A testing environment for the Hadoop Distributed Computing infrastructure... never know when you need servers that never go down.
http://blog.cloudera.com/blog/2013/06/apache-bigtop-the-fedora-of-hadoop-built-on-hadoop2/

Collaboration tools.

Apache ESME:Enterprise Social Messaging Experiment (ESME) is a secure and highly
scalable microsharing and micromessaging platform that allows people to
discover and meet one another and get controlled access to other sources
of information, all in a business process context.
http://esme.apache.org/index.html
You will need Apache Tomcat to make it work: http://tomcat.apache.org/download-60.cgi

Apache Rave: A Web 2.0 content aggregator, useful for linking all useful information in a single webpage for members.
http://rave.apache.org/

Apache Forrest/Cocoon: A Content styling system for presenting information from the community into a magazine format or any format you may find most useful.
http://forrest.apache.org/ http://cocoon.apache.org/1288_1_1.html

Apache Subversion:Subversion exists to be universally recognized and adopted as an open-source, centralized version control system characterized by its reliability as a safe haven for valuable data; the simplicity of its model and usage; and its ability to support the needs of a wide variety of users and projects, from individuals to large-scale enterprise operations.
http://subversion.apache.org/

Apache Shindig: A OpenSocial API specification for easily hosting Social Applications.
http://shindig.apache.org/

many of these apps will need someone with technical knowledge to assemble, But it will give you maximum security for your cause to assemble it from within. You can also use freely available websites as well like Twitter/Facebook/Google+/YouTube/ and other social media sites to spread the message and attract more supporters that could have the skill you need.

Slides: an easy website to post essential information in a slide format for people to follow.
http://slid.es/

OpenAtrium: A Collaboration toolset for regular documents,files, news, etc, quick to deploy for all participants to collaborate.
http://openatrium.com/#!/

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December 30, 2013, 01:17:35 AM
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just trade on localbitcoins and eventually media will forget about bitcoins and the government. Better yet do IRC trades so they can't figure out how to get in the room and spread FUD. Even paypal couldn't 100% get into India with their trillions so lobbying Indian gov is a waste of time completely. Speaking of virtual currencies, how do all those Okpay, Perfectmoney, and Ukash exchangers exist in India and advertise freely?
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just trade on localbitcoins and eventually media will forget about bitcoins and the government. Better yet do IRC trades so they can't figure out how to get in the room and spread FUD. Even paypal couldn't 100% get into India with their trillions so lobbying Indian gov is a waste of time completely. Speaking of virtual currencies, how do all those Okpay, Perfectmoney, and Ukash exchangers exist in India and advertise freely?

Bribes... They probably work the same way they do where I was born; I couldn't even get my Citizenship card without bribing someone and I followed all the legal steps, had to wait a few months as their backlog of cards was so extreme they had to announce it to people in the newspaper to come pick up their cards, and I got mine without having to bribe anyone... but it sure takes a long time.

They have to go through legislation first, if they do it the other way... they'll be labeled as money launderers or Terrorists, they'll get people murdered or robbed by government thugs, if they don't do this properly, someone hiding things or instantly complying to stupid requests without accerting their rights is an easy target for further heavy handed action... they'd be signalling that they are weak and easy prey.

No most Court cases take a Decade to fight through... that is enough time to let other parts of the system flourish while they are in legal limbo.

Building a swarm of capable Bitcoiners and an infrastructure to support them is all that can be done; This will mitigate an attack against individuals since any one of the group that is willing to take the risks and responsibilities will emerge regardless of what happens to the person before them, it would be like attacking the opposition party leader and expecting their entire base to desolve.

Established Social groups cannot be taken down because of the infrastructure and the Chain of tradition, culture, knowledge of that group... The Bitcoin Pod in India has to establish these foundations in record time to avoid a violent attack.

Bitcoin being a massive Crowd Sourced Swarm has to communicate with the legacy Hierarchy systems, That requires Representatives to interact and educate Government representatives... they cannot be allowed to make up their version of what's up... It'll cause an instant effect on their Hierarchy, for better or worse, their version will go up the chain of command and interaction protocols will be setup throughout the entire Government structure. All laws are, programming protocols, laws are lines of code... but unlike computer code people can choose to comply or not.

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

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December 30, 2013, 10:30:45 AM
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just trade on localbitcoins and eventually media will forget about bitcoins and the government.

Trading in localbitcoins.com is not risk free. The government can track the IP and trace your transactions. However, I believe that localbitcoins admins will not give the logs to the Indian government.
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I found these excellent articles on another post, great reading and very true. Your foundation has to be Mission based, each person observing the pool of knowledge, taking and giving to it for others to work with, simply contributors adding insight.

This article is on normal Hierarchys, and how FUD makes them ineffective. 
http://greatestinstruments.net/breaking-down-the-pyramids-that-govern-part-1-of-2/

Another on Emerging Networks and how they approach the same problems
http://greatestinstruments.net/the-rise-of-emergent-networks-part-2-of-2/

A case example on how structures that critique the individual falter over time, compared to Emergent Networks that emphasize solutions.
http://greatestinstruments.net/pyramids-networks-and-the-emergent-weapons-of-cyber-war/

The question becomes how to effectively structure the organization in a Distributed or Decentralized manner around the information/problems/systems that emerge on a day to day basis... Basically, how do you get peoples contributions spread to and from key points?

In larger established organizations these problems are dealt by fine tuning the process with better learning materials and policies... but they often take people to the pinnacle of an organizations practices, without letting individuals mentally understand how they got to that point, hence mistakes are made as those who remember why the policies were put in place retire.

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