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June 07, 2011, 11:00:18 AM
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I hope you're right.  There are turbulent times ahead, and we'll have need of quick thinkers.
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June 07, 2011, 12:44:47 PM
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this is the equivalent of a mafia foot soldier visiting the feds 'just to chat' or the head of the nuclear program visiting iran 'just to give a presentation'

Honestly... way to sell this whole idea out.   It's one thing to tolerate the CIA but another to get right into bed with them.  Noone is saying to flout the law, but somehow I dont think that martin luther king would have gone to a clan meeting cuz he got paid 3000$.

Do you HONESTLY think these guys are fascinated by the intellectual curiosities of this like little school children?  

Sometimes a little passive resistance is CALLED for.. there's enough people selling out to the CIA they dont need YOUR HELP.



I would have agreed with you until Senator Schumer decided to get holy against the freedom of anonymity.

He's putting his bets with the DEA.

We can protect our interests in relationship with the CIA.

…  Assuming, of course, bitcoin isn't a CIA project to begin with :-).

Seriously, they have their own budget and their own sources of income.  The way the law is written, they don't get any oversight when they are not paid by Congress.  Hence, they make sure that they don't get paid by Congress.

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June 07, 2011, 01:42:09 PM
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Great, so bitcoin is going to pit the CIA et al against the DEA et al
let's see who else? the FBI come in behind DEA, NSA probably CIA, DIA fathered Tor, SS are branch of treasury so they go on the blue team
{CIA NSA DIA} vs {DEA FBI SS}
bitcoin in the middle ... looks ripe for an anagram.

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June 07, 2011, 02:02:30 PM
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this is the equivalent of a mafia foot soldier visiting the feds 'just to chat' or the head of the nuclear program visiting iran 'just to give a presentation'

Honestly... way to sell this whole idea out.   It's one thing to tolerate the CIA but another to get right into bed with them.  Noone is saying to flout the law, but somehow I dont think that martin luther king would have gone to a clan meeting cuz he got paid 3000$.

Do you HONESTLY think these guys are fascinated by the intellectual curiosities of this like little school children?  

Sometimes a little passive resistance is CALLED for.. there's enough people selling out to the CIA they dont need YOUR HELP.
Please explain how Gavin giving a presentation to the CIA equates to "selling out".

The beauty of open source is that there are no secrets. All the information that Gavin could present on Bitcoin is freely available to anyone with internet access.

I'm fascinated by the technical implementation of Bitcoin -- does that make me a little school child? You may see the CIA as just another three-letter government agency of jack-booted thugs, but you'd have to admit that they are one of the geekier three-letter government agencies of jack-booted thugs. I'm not defending the CIA or its actions; I'm just pointing out that the CIA attracts a lot of quality crypto talent so why wouldn't they be interested in the technical aspects of Bitcoin?
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June 07, 2011, 02:24:59 PM
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this is the equivalent of a mafia foot soldier visiting the feds 'just to chat' or the head of the nuclear program visiting iran 'just to give a presentation'

Honestly... way to sell this whole idea out.   It's one thing to tolerate the CIA but another to get right into bed with them.  Noone is saying to flout the law, but somehow I dont think that martin luther king would have gone to a clan meeting cuz he got paid 3000$.

Do you HONESTLY think these guys are fascinated by the intellectual curiosities of this like little school children?  

Sometimes a little passive resistance is CALLED for.. there's enough people selling out to the CIA they dont need YOUR HELP.



Intelligence agencies, governments or people aren't the enemy of Bitcoin.

Bitcoin is neutral and non-ideological. It doesn't have a cause or an enemy beyond security and privacy. Just as cash, anyone can use it; A terrorist, gun runner, ice cream salesman, hosting company or a hippie selling alpaca socks.

It's just safer and more anonymous than ordinary currency.

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June 07, 2011, 05:32:13 PM
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lol....lots of teen angst itt. Kurt Cobain sold out too you know.  Roll Eyes

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June 07, 2011, 05:52:45 PM
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Well, bitcoins can be compared to bombs, won't they see them as financial bombs?. You can have those at home and play with them. Tell that to the FBI. Grin

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June 07, 2011, 10:35:09 PM
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Intelligence agencies, governments or people aren't the enemy of Bitcoin.

Bitcoin is neutral and non-ideological. It doesn't have a cause or an enemy beyond security and privacy. Just as cash, anyone can use it; A terrorist, gun runner, ice cream salesman, hosting company or a hippie selling alpaca socks.

It's just safer and more anonymous than ordinary currency.

Your observation is right on the money xonar. BitCoin is an equal opportunity "offender" Smiley - it gives the opportunity to do both, Good and Evil. It delegates this responsibility to the individual.

Ultimately, whom the individual is serving, Satan or the Lamb of God, is going to decide toward what purpose it is used.

Let's pray that most people will use it for Good, eventually, as has been the case with every other currency so far (dollars, euros, etc).
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June 07, 2011, 10:51:12 PM
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Ultimately, whom the individual is serving, Satan or the Lamb of God, is going to decide toward what purpose it is used.

I vote lamb. Lamb tastes better. I've never had Satan, but I imagine the meat would be a bit overcooked...
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June 07, 2011, 11:07:16 PM
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I vote lamb. Lamb tastes better. I've never had Satan, but I imagine the meat would be a bit overcooked...
Seitan is rather flavorless unless you marinate it well.

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June 07, 2011, 11:13:28 PM
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Ultimately, whom the individual is serving, Satan or the Lamb of God, is going to decide toward what purpose it is used.

I vote lamb. Lamb tastes better. I've never had Satan, but I imagine the meat would be a bit overcooked...


You are delightfully tacky yet unrefined in your humor! Ha ha! Smiley
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June 07, 2011, 11:14:28 PM
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I vote lamb. Lamb tastes better. I've never had Satan, but I imagine the meat would be a bit overcooked...
Seitan is rather flavorless unless you marinate it well.

Haha, you definitely have an alternate career in stand up comedy! Smiley
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June 07, 2011, 11:16:29 PM
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Haha, you definitely have an alternate career in stand up comedy! Smiley
Stand-up comedy is my career, you fucktard.

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June 07, 2011, 11:18:30 PM
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Haha, you definitely have an alternate career in stand up comedy! Smiley
Stand-up comedy is my career, you fucktard.

Don't quit your day job.  Oh, sorry.

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June 07, 2011, 11:25:16 PM
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Don't quit your day job.  Oh, sorry.

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June 08, 2011, 03:43:18 AM
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Haha, you definitely have an alternate career in stand up comedy! Smiley
Stand-up comedy is my career, you fucktard.

My bad - you're an angry stand up comedian!
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June 08, 2011, 09:50:49 PM
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I'm amazed by the cuteness of those who said "Bitcoin could be great for agencies paying informants on terrorist-supporting countries".
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June 09, 2011, 08:37:17 AM
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<Gavin> So... thanks for the flight?
<CIA> How much cash can we pump into bitcoin exchangers before the community freaks out?
<Gavin> Huh? , uh not more than a $20 per coin exchange rate. probably.
<CIA> That little? We were hoping for ...
<Gavin> I mean, probably two hundred to..
<CIA> ..yes?
<Gavin> Two thousand dollars a coin. That's a good number.
<CIA> Thanks for your time! Have some <REDACTED> and <REDACTED> on us!
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June 09, 2011, 08:39:39 AM
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<redacted> must be hookers and blow  Cheesy

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June 09, 2011, 09:02:52 AM
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If CIA hooks up their mainframe to mine bitcoins. We are all fucked, big time.

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