De-nazify Bitcoin! A brief intro into Bitcoin's neo-nazi and military problems

[cyberterrorist]

This posted to the https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin repository on Dec 22, 2022, 8:57 PM UTC and censored precisely one second later on Dec 22, 2022, 8:58 PM UTC by Michael Ford aka fanquake

Hennadii Stepanov, aka hebasto, is a phony identity created by the Ukrainian neo-nazi Azov battalion in collaboration with Ukraine's Ministry of Digital Transformation.

Ukraine's so-called Ministry of Digital Transformation, recently defrauded the Bitcoin community out of over $100 million dollars, which was spent on luxury cars and bulletproof vests.  Since when is the Bitcoin community obligated to provide food and water to those who gang rape underage girls and behead, bomb, stab, torture, burning alive people who speak Russian?  I can post videos and photos of brutal stabbings, torture, and even the deployment of disabled people to the front lines against Russia.

Let me ask you, hebasto, aka Hennadii Stepanov, why you aren't on the front lines to begin with.  Is it mandatory for all Ukrainian men to take up arms and enlist! Of course, you are not present because you work for Ukraine's Ministry of Digital Transformation.

I demand that we discuss this right away on the repository. The so-called "Bitcoin organization," which only exists on GitHub, is entirely made up of un-elected members who are solely from NATO and the Five Eyes alliance.

This guy is a complete fraud, so as all other Ukrainian, an neo-nazi scammers who fundraising for murdering, bombing and gang raping, burning people alive. Hennadii Stepanov hebasto, has no place in Bitcoin, in fact the entire "Bitcoin organization" on GitHub is a big fraud run by a Dutch MarcoFalke and an Australian fanquake whom are happily merging commits from the French National Cybersecurity Agency ANSSI (French Ministry of Defense) as it happened with taproot.

Not to mention that FTX is partnered with the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine.

We all had enough from Ukraine, Ukrainian and NATO propaganda, as well from this fake "Bitcoin organization".

[PrivacyG]

I am very confused.  What does this have to do with Bitcoin first of all.

Anyone can spend Bitcoin as censorship is clearly not a thing with Bitcoin transactions.  I do not feel defrauded as part of the Bitcoin community myself.  They spent funds they had.  Not mine.  Not yours.  Unless we donated Bitcoin to Ukraine I guess.

Let me share my perspective of the situation you presented.  I am neutral as to who is contributing to the Bitcoin repo as long as their contributions are neutral too.  Remember big companies have offered Bitcoin contributor jobs before.  I am OK with that, only if they do not contribute maliciously in the company's interest.

I have my own beliefs and support the things I believe.  Does this make me a bad guy because my opinions contradict those of some other people?  Negative.

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Regards,
PrivacyG

[jackg]

Your so called "bitcoin organisation" is as fake as you're calling it because there is no "bitcoin organisation" the closest I could think of for a blockchain having an organisation is the "ethereum foundation".

The github you linked also has collaborators from non Nato countries or is every country that isn't Russia now part of Nato (like China)?

Afaik Russian citizens contributing to the bitcoin ecosystem has been quite big too almost from its inception.

(idk whether to have a fun guessing game of where you're from because your views contradict themselves quite well).

Bitcoin remains immutable. You can't be banned from using it like you can be banned from this forum and github.

[NotATether]

I am very confused.  What does this have to do with Bitcoin first of all.

Anyone can spend Bitcoin as censorship is clearly not a thing with Bitcoin transactions.  I do not feel defrauded as part of the Bitcoin community myself.  They spent funds they had.  Not mine.  Not yours.  Unless we donated Bitcoin to Ukraine I guess.

Let me share my perspective of the situation you presented.  I am neutral as to who is contributing to the Bitcoin repo as long as their contributions are neutral too.  Remember big companies have offered Bitcoin contributor jobs before.  I am OK with that, only if they do not contribute maliciously in the company's interest.

I have my own beliefs and support the things I believe.  Does this make me a bad guy because my opinions contradict those of some other people?  Negative.

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Regards,
PrivacyG

He has a personal grudge against some Bitcoin developer and is using the fact that they are Ukrainian as ammunition for some kind of personal problem.

[cyberterrorist]

The "Bitcoin contributors" are as follows:
https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/graphs/contributors

All of which are neither Russian nor Chinese!

In fact, GitHub suspended all Russian accounts in April, with only "American-Russians" permitted to use the platform.

If you look closely, you'll notice that Bitcoin is completely controlled by a bogus "Bitcoin organization" on GitHub with only 32 "members.":
https://github.com/orgs/bitcoin/people

Nobody elected them, and their addition of new members is not justified in any way.


Second, it appears that no one is talking about Yannick Seurin, who works for the French National Cybersecurity Agency (ANSSI) and is the only qualified cryptographer who worked on taproot.

Given the French hostility towards Bitcoin anonymity, crack down on anonymous transactions because as the French Economic Minister said: "Bitcoin is used by terrorists", it is completely absurd to see an actual employee of the French Ministry of Defense as "contributor" to Bitcoin's latest "soft-fork".

Let me remind everyone that Satoshi Nakamoto vanished while Gavin was giving a speech at the CIA (Central Intelligence Agency of the United States of America), and yet here we are, where actual workers from the French Ministry of Defense are allowed to "contribute" to Bitcoin with no public outcry.

It wouldn't surprise me if the CIA killed Satoshi Nakamoto; that's what they do, kidnap, torture, and kill people all over the world; if you think they'd leave Satoshi Nakamoto alone, you're mistaken.

It should be noted that the French National Cybersecurity Agency (ANSSI), which created taproot, is equivalent to the US National Security Agency (NSA) and US Cyber Command.

Bitcoin is not only completely centralized and fully controlled by those residing in NATO and the Five Eyes Alliance, but it is also openly developed by one of NATO's Defense Ministry.

[NotATether]

The "Bitcoin contributors" are as follows:
https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/graphs/contributors

All of which are neither Russian nor Chinese!

There is no way to know for sure that there are no Russian or Chinese contributors because some people choose not to put their country in their profile, or use completely anonymous handles to contribute code.

If you look closely, you'll notice that Bitcoin is completely controlled by a bogus "Bitcoin organization" on GitHub with only 32 "members.":
https://github.com/orgs/bitcoin/people

Nobody elected them, and their addition of new members is not justified in any way.

The org is only to prevent random contributors from uploading unauthorized code to Bitcoin Core and related projects. That is also the reason why the branches are protected - for instance, I contributed code to Bitcoin Core, but I can't just upload whatever I like because only the Bitcoin organization can do that (which is strictly limited to merging pull requests).

Someone could buy the Github account of a Bitcoin Core contributor for $2000 and then use it to make unauthorized changes to the codebase without the org.

It should be noted that the French National Cybersecurity Agency (ANSSI), which created taproot, is equivalent to the US National Security Agency (NSA) and US Cyber Command.

I know it's tempting to say <X> agency created bitcoin and such, but the ideas that were incorporated in BIPS 340-342 (taproot) were formulated many years ago on the bitcoin-dev mailing list and also in previous BIPs, by several different people.

[cyberterrorist]

Where did I say the CIA invented Bitcoin?
You're attempting to whitewash the 32 white, NATO-affiliated individuals who control a bogus Bitcoin organization on GitHub.


Taproot may have been the idea of some people since Segwit, but I can name them all, and they are all from Blockstream Inc.  In the end, it was a cryptographer from the French National Cybersecurity Agency who implemented taproot, not Blockstream.  Without the French Ministry of Defense, taproot would not exist.
Blockstream's collaboration with the French Ministry of Defense is obviously very serious!

When segwit and taproot were implemented, many people associated with them resigned from the phony Bitcoin organization.

The GitHub-based fake Bitcoin organization is clearly hostile and does not represent the Bitcoin community; rather, it represents for-profit corporations, secret services, and defense ministries; its members openly make NATO-aligned political statements on Twitter.

If Bitcoin were truly decentralized, there would be no need for the so-called "Bitcoin Core" in the first place.
The name implies that there is only one core that is authoritative.

[NeuroticFish]

I've read your post last night when it was still readable. I didn't read the other replies you've made because it hurts my eyes and I don't think that they bring anything meaningful into the discussion.
1. Bitcoin doesn't care about politics. The fact you do, it's your own problem.
2. On Bitcoin git it doesn't matter who is what, it only matter whether he brings meaningful/useful changes to bitcoin or not.
3. You came with a lot of accusations and no proof. That's meaningless and it makes me believe you don't deserve attention.

You can start using bigger fonts, you can write long texts, but that won't help.
Next time start by doing your homework properly.

[cyberterrorist]

What, no evidence?

Everything is available on Google, so do your homework before coming here to troll and run your dirty mouth about something you don't understand or know.

Bitcoin doesn't care about politics?

You need a magnifying glass to read what so-called "Bitcoin Core" developers are saying on Twitter and elsewhere, openly fascist, even neo-nazi statements.

Bitcoin is concerned about politics, which is why it is currently trading around $16,000 per coin.
In the event of a nuclear war, Bitcoin will eventually become worthless.

[Nhazwrath]

Welp.   There it is.  Was only a matter of time i guess...   

Bitcoin is now a nazi on top of being....a ponzi scheme, rat poison, a threat to the environment and on and on and on....


(sarc)IS THERE ANYTHING BTC CANNOT DO?


Oh lets stir the pot some more.   Were you aware that the Nazi josef mengele (i shall not capitalize his name) also known as the angel of death.  Killed a rather large number of jews in horrible experiments? 

But.  He did advance medical science a good 50 years with his zero moral and ethics.   The medical community still used his research.    Are they nazi's as well then?

Also just for shits and giggles,  hes one of the very few nazis that they Never caught.  Israel managed to track him down to his headstone 10 years after he died of old age.   

[franky1]

ignoring the topic creators rants about racial politics
ignoring the topic creators rants about government agents

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bitcoin development does however have a close-nit centralised group
its called core for MANY reasons
they declared it the only reference and new rule proposal source
where by other brands have to shadow follow core

the core group declared themselves the sole arbiters of bitcoin protocol changes. where anyone opposing their roadmap is to be defined as enemies of bitcoin even when the debate is the small group central point of failure

even some EX core devs have admitted core are a central point of failure
including the top(maintainer) for the last 5 years Wladimir van der Laan

they have pushed in "features" to by-pass the byzantine generals solution called consensus and this to has been admitted by such devs that merged in the changes
done using "backward compatible, "mandated" changes without needing majority nodes to upgrade pre activation to support the slid in new features/rules. which is a security risk
activating a new rule without mass node readiness to understand/validate new ruled data is a security risk as it weakens data integrity


this core group are a hierarchy, they have censored moderation where anyone opposing them or even having a critique are removed or banned. which is not the path of their so called "open peer review"

yes there are some low hanging fruit contributors who do spell checks/translations/reviews and acknowledgements just to get their name credit on releases. but these small time contributors are not the main coders of new features

the main coders of new features are also the ones with merge capability so in short they merge in their own plans, while removing and ignoring outsiders idea's

though github is not the place to debate the "team" dynamics/centralisation.. it appears neither is the development boards of this forum nor the development IRC nor the mailing list. becasue they do not like open peer review they simply want their roadmap followed at all costs

or to put it simply

The org is only to prevent random contributors from uploading unauthorized code to Bitcoin Core and related projects. That is also the reason why the branches are protected - for instance, I contributed code to Bitcoin Core, but I can't just upload whatever I like because only the Bitcoin organization can do that (which is strictly limited to merging pull requests).

but to expand
those with merge and commit privilege are not just some randomly chosen people. they are known to be following a certain roadmap of corporate sponsored design

bitcoins natural design was "sole custody" yet the main features of bitcoin in the last 5 years are co-custody, group custody features which supposedly meant to offer greater tx count per block(more availability to transact on chain), but never prospers as a solution to allow more sole custody opportunity on the bitcoin network

now ill say it again many devs within core have admitted about the central point of failure of core and have tried to split up the core control. but as of yet, its been a long 5 years with little to no results that have helped bitcoin be what it was suppose to be

alot of work still needs to be done

[stompix]

You need a magnifying glass to read what so-called "Bitcoin Core" developers are saying on Twitter and elsewhere, openly fascist, even neo-nazi statements.
Bitcoin is concerned about politics, which is why it is currently trading around $16,000 per coin.
In the event of a nuclear war, Bitcoin will eventually become worthless.

So if this Bitcoin you talk about because obviously is a different one is developed by the CIA, NATO, Illuminati, Reptilians, Five Eyes, and so on, why can't you go back to your izba and fu, sorry, fork a new version of Bitcoin that will only suit your own needs.

He has a personal grudge against some Bitcoin developer and is using the fact that they are Ukrainian as ammunition for some kind of personal problem.

He has a lot of grudges against all developers, I'm 99% sure he's a clone of humanrightsfoundation or whatever that madman was called.
So there is no point in trying to convince him even of the fact that water is wet.

[Logic24]

https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin which host source code of Bitcoin Core is just one of many software to run full node. If you don't like it, you could always use different full node implementation such as bcoin or gocoin.

This software is good quality it is nice to use it can do all the work properly

[Hispo]

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Sir, Bitcoin is cryptographic software which is open source and helps anyone regardless their religion, political position, nationality and background to transmit value in an independent way, sir.

If you want to talk about the political position of software developers that is a different discussion, also why focus on Bitcoin developers and do not mention the political positions of the developers of more widespread services like Windows, Paypal or Adobe? (All of them closed-source).

If you are pro-Russian that is up to you, but expect people to argue your thoughts, since this is an free-speech site, unlike most of the Russian media, Sir.

Good day, Sir.

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Soon Bitcoin will be blamed for the assassination of the USA president J.F Kennedy.
Lee. Oswald was a patsy set by Satoshi Nakamoto, the one who actually pulled the trigger from the sniper nest.

 

[cyberterrorist]

https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin which host source code of Bitcoin Core is just one of many software to run full node. If you don't like it, you could always use different full node implementation such as bcoin or gocoin.

Show me a fully functional Python implementation that isn't stuffed with Blockstream's segwit, taproot shit.

https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin which host source code of Bitcoin Core is just one of many software to run full node. If you don't like it, you could always use different full node implementation such as bcoin or gocoin.

This software is good quality it is nice to use it can do all the work properly

That's bullshit!
Satoshi's first Bitcoin release was ~1.5 MiB, and the most recent 0.3.19 release was even smaller at ~1.3 MiB.  Today, we have a pile of shit that is over 8 MiB in size, with coding that looks like an 8-year-old wrote it, with everything just vomited together and stuffed with copyright notices, and navigating in the source code is impossible.  It's amusing to see that both segwit and taproot have caused over 1000 issues on GitHub, implying that the entire Bitcoin software has been hijacked.

So if this Bitcoin you talk about because obviously is a different one is developed by the CIA, NATO, Illuminati, Reptilians, Five Eyes, and so on, why can't you go back to your izba and fu, sorry, fork a new version of Bitcoin that will only suit your own needs.

Bitcoin cannot be forked; it is impossible and even dangerous due to the headers added with segwit.
Nobody would even attempt to fork Bitcoin at this point; the only thing people can do is completely rewrite it, preferably using a version from when Gavin still had access to GitHub.

Americans have a mania for running around yelling conspiracy when they learn the truth about their bellowed agencies or government, or when they hear something they don't like.

If you are pro-Russian that is up to you, but expect people to argue your thoughts, since this is an free-speech site, unlike most of the Russian media, Sir.

As far as I am aware, the European Union and the United States, both self-proclaimed champions of free speech, have banned RT.com.
You are only permitted to hear EU, US, and NATO-approved news about the greatness of the "freedom fighter" neo-nazis trained by NATO in Ukraine for the past eight years.

You're only getting NATO propaganda, so you're bouncing around like a monkey who discovered a banana.
You certainly don't realize the implications until you are directly impacted by either hunger or a nuclear warhead.

Consider the recent protesters in Canada who were forced to use Bitcoin because the Canadian government seized their bank accounts simply for protesting.
Furthermore, cops are brutally beating up everyone, including young girls and the elderly.
Do I need to remind you about Black Lives Matter and Occupy Wall Street?
Freedom!

Let's see how free you are by stripping down to your underwear and going down to the street while drinking beer.

[digaran]

These are serious allegations and people need to come here and discuss about them, not the signature spamers with no meaningful insight about the matter at hand.

[DooMAD]

These are serious allegations

You spelled "spurious" wrong. 

What, no evidence?

Everything is available on Google, so do your homework before coming here to troll and run your dirty mouth about something you don't understand or know.

Oh joy, a franky1 tribute act!  Just what the forum needed.   
Everyone has to "do more research" until we can see their make-believe fantasies.   
Are you two related?  Or do you just have a similar mental health issue?

The thing with open-source code is that everyone can see for themselves what the function of the code is.  Provided said code is neutral in purpose and in no way malicious, it doesn't matter who wrote it.  The only reason anyone would care what nationality a particular developer is would be if they are indoctrinated by their own nation state.  The bias here is palpable. 

[franky1]

Doomad. when the main maintainer of core speaks out and says core are too centralised[1] . ..
what are you left with to defend? in your fantasy that core is whatever dream you dream about

if you are pretending to defend the developers. actually try to read and look at what the developers are saying.

developers can code what they like on their PC's. but when it comes to what should be actually activated as a rule for the decentralised bitcoin protocol. it should not be a centralised group deciding, whilst ignoring anyone thats not part of the "core" roadmap.. because if its only reviewed and accepted by the small group that make the decisions then thats not how independent peer review works.

i know you believe and dream that if you defend core long enough they will offer you a job. but after so many years you have to realise you are not going to get the dream job you hope for.

i know you like to attack bitcoin by your weird actions of thinking that it helps you defend developers. but have you ever had that moment of thought that you should be defending bitcoin... not the developers of one node brand.

you always think bitcoin and core are one-in-the-same and you think that is how it has always been and always shall. where you want user nodes to not upgrade, not archive and be lulled into the deluded belief they are defending bitcoin whilst the inaction is actually weakening the security of the protocol. all in your game of promoting a sub-par network you think people should use instead, so you can syphon off fee's aswell as full funds due to flaws you describe as features.

but you dont seem to be getting rich from it after 5 years, as your keep upping the stupidity in regards to how much you want people to stop using bitcoin

just accept that after 5 years the amount of coin your small group has managed to lock up. to play on your pegged iou network. is an insignificant amount. where other features have managed to lock up 5x amounts in just 1 year without advertising

if you wish to continue adoring and supporting central points of failure and networks without consensus where you think consensus is a useless feature. .. well thats on you
there is a massive difference between an open community vs open source
there is a massive difference between a decentralised development vs core
there is a massive difference between a onchain solution vs a faulty subnetwork promoted as "solution"
there is a massive difference between a consensus-to-activate(or not) vs forking-to-activate(remove opposition)

if you dont understand consensus and decentralisation and full nodes and open-community, vs the diatribe of crap you support. that again is on you.

you have refused to learn by people teaching you and you refuse to do research. so again thats on you.

instead of finding excuses and playing victim of "why should i research, dont tell me what to do".. maybe stop wasting 5 years defending a dev group that dont need your defence*, and actually do some research for once, stop pleading ignorance and then cry when someone calls you ignorant. stop pleading dumb, and cry when someone calls you an idiot. you are not a victim

*because they admit things you are denying(they plead guilty to centralisation and even brand themselves as such, but you cry how they are innocent)

[1] "One thing is clear: this is a serious project now, and we need to start taking decentralization seriously."
"I realize I am myself somewhat of a centralized bottleneck. "

[kano]

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Since I have made this comment a number of times and alas few people seem care about it,
I will agree with the context of what franky1 is saying and point out why.

Bitcoin allows for consensus.
If consensus is no good, why is the code there?
Why shouldn't it always be used?

Not using it is indeed allowing core to make their own internal decisions about what changes they want in bitcoin.
Alas what 'they want' is not in any way related to the 'consensus' code.

Alas bringing this issue up in a thread about personal political opinions, and trying to tie them to bitcoin software development really isn't a good idea ...

[Nhazwrath]

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Sir, Bitcoin is cryptographic software which is open source and helps anyone regardless their religion, political position, nationality and background to transmit value in an independent way, sir.

If you want to talk about the political position of software developers that is a different discussion, also why focus on Bitcoin developers and do not mention the political positions of the developers of more widespread services like Windows, Paypal or Adobe? (All of them closed-source).

If you are pro-Russian that is up to you, but expect people to argue your thoughts, since this is an free-speech site, unlike most of the Russian media, Sir.

Good day, Sir.

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Soon Bitcoin will be blamed for the assassination of the USA president J.F Kennedy.
Lee. Oswald was a patsy set by Satoshi Nakamoto, the one who actually pulled the trigger from the sniper nest.

 

No wayyyy! man  need to add that to the list next time this comes up!   and you Know there Will Be a Next Time.