February 2018 - cypherpunks - lists.cpunks.org

Japan opens asylum floodgates in 2017
by Zenaan Harkness 18 Feb '18

18 Feb '18

Well seems Japan's catching up to the West on the Asylum seeker front - 19,628 asylum seekers in 2017, something of a record! This is an 80% growth! And 20 of these applications were accepted! "Immigration is a controversial subject in Japan, where many pride themselves on cultural and ethnic homogeneity, even as the population ages and its workforce shrinks." Damn! Those open minded and accomodating Japs, more welcoming than Israelis!‼ Seriously, that's quite a feat... “Twenty people is way too few. Judging from our experience in refugee support, I believe more people should be accepted,” said Eri Ishikawa, of the Japan Association for Refugees. Welp, that's working out for them ... Seriously, we need organisations with the efficacy of Eri Ishikawa in our countries - at least the Japanese are still allowed a little pride in their own people and culture. "Open borders" - only possible with "democracy". https://dailystormer.name/japan-19628-asylum-applications-in-2017-only-20-a… Japan: 19,628 Asylum Applications in 2017 – Only 20 Approved

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Computers are designed that in-order to secure them you need a multi-million dollar budget
by Ryan Carboni 17 Feb '18

17 Feb '18

Computers are designed that in-order to secure them you need a multi-million dollar budget. Think I said this before. The only entities with the economy of scale to accomplish this are wealthy governments and multinational corporations. Obviously in terms of relative security: Xen KVM / Virtualbox OpenVZ / Jails BSD-type OSes Windows 10 Linux-type OSes Windows NT Windows on DOS You live in a world where after the Morris worm, everyone thought they should move data onto computers. The NSA doesn't have wiretap everything, they just have to hack the hackers who hack and amass all sorts of data. It's hard to avoid coming to certain conclusions when the entire civil liberty movement so mismanaged their efforts that in response to Snowden the only thing that happened is that our phone companies are required to store metadata instead the of the NSA (although I'm sure the NSA keeps a backup). I don't know why the government acted as if Snowden was a disaster. The government managed the response to Snowden so well that it becomes hard to conclude that top secret information is the world ender that it is claimed to be. Hillary Clinton claims that top secret information is actually news articles or something. I'd expect the ACLU to have some friendly reporters to speak on their behalf. Or to be able to assemble what Ryan Shapiro is accused of, a mosaic. It is a real mystery. I just... can't... fathom... so... difficult... I'd never imagine the ACLU would say that due process should be withheld in a single case. Big mystery. I don't see the big deal about this Russia investigation, as far as I can see, people can be literally told tomorrow's winning lotto numbers, and they would refuse to buy a ticket because they don't like the information. People are investing huge amount of time and energy to projects which don't accomplish anything. This device is libre! "What does that solve?" It is libre! "What does it do?" The same things, but not as many of them. Just to be clear, the major issues of the day are (in my favored order): 1. Zero-day stockpiles. (cyber munitions shouldn't be used against enemies of the state, but to protect citizens) 2. Mass surveillance. 3. Public-private sector collusion. The issues that GPL solves are: 1. I'm not contributing this code for free so others can profit off of it. The issues that Tor solves are: 1. Preventing people without top secret clearances from finding out what you're doing. The issues that non-profits solves are: 1. Reducing tax payment by twenty cents for every dollar spent. You people are so incredibly misinformed and insistent on incorrect information, it is unbelievable. It is hard to conclude anything but that everyone is on a make-work project to look like they are doing a good job, but everything stays the same. There is no need for disinformation, for some reasons the Russians too are terrified of reality.

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Re: AFRICAN HISTORY MONTH
by John Newman 17 Feb '18

17 Feb '18

On February 16, 2018 11:58:20 AM EST, g2s <g2s(a)riseup.net> wrote: >First off, the only reason I even saw this is because John replied to >this pinhead. Yeah I made a mistake getting caught up in my spam box. I am done with Jim. Who, hilariously, actually seems to think he is a phrenologist - I fucking knew it! >To wit, the pinhead wrote: >> Walk down the street. You will notice that black Americans generally >have smaller heads, reflecting smaller brains.. >You'd have to be a moron ... ie. Pinhead, to actually believe that. My >large jewish nose (sic) can smell the stench of this human shitpile all >the way across cyberspace. >Rr > >-------- Original message --------From: John Newman <jnn(a)synfin.org> >Date: 2/15/18 8:27 PM (GMT-08:00) To: jamesd(a)echeque.com Cc: >cypherpunks(a)lists.cpunks.org Subject: Re: AFRICAN HISTORY MONTH > > >> On Feb 12, 2018, at 4:00 PM, jamesd(a)echeque.com wrote: >> >>> On 11/02/2018 11:21, John Newman wrote: >>> Are you being purposely disingenuous? There were obviously also >raiding parties and >>> the sale of “prisoners of war” between and within different black >Africans themselves, >> >> Dramatic, but atypical. >> >> Enslavement on the basis of war was generally result of pacification >campaigns, rather than "slave raids" - kings enslaved those who were >persistently causing them trouble, with the objective of deterring >troublemakers and getting rid of them. As, for example, the Irish. >> >> And most enslavement was not on the basis of war. It was more >typically for petty theft, particularly stealing from one's employer, >and vagrancy. (Not having visible means of support.) >> >>> divisions exploited by European slavers anxious to fill the gaping >maw hungry for free >>> labor to subsidize the colonization and exploitation of the “new >world”. >> >> Slavery was driven by supply, rather than demand. It was a way of >dealing with problem people. And Africa had, and still has, more >problem people. >> > > >You are so full of shit. Conversation with scum like yourself is >utterly pointless. >Slavery was driven by a SLAVE ECONOMY, which was obviously driven by >demand. >Do you actually believe the bullshit you spout? > > >> Walk down the street. You will notice that black Americans generally >have smaller heads, reflecting smaller brains. Thus require more >supervision, and are less apt to voluntarily accept supervision. >> >> People who need supervision, and are disinclined to accept it, cause >problems. Slavery was a way of dealing with those problems.

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Anarchapulco 2018: Live Stream and Talks
by grarpamp 17 Feb '18

17 Feb '18

https://www.youtube.com/results?sp=CAI%=&search_query=anarchapulco https://www.anarchapulco.com/ Anarchapulco, Cryptopulco, etc ongoing now...

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Re: AFRICAN HISTORY MONTH
by jamesd＠echeque.com 17 Feb '18

17 Feb '18

> > Walk down the street. You will notice that black Americans generally > > have smaller heads, reflecting smaller brains.. On 17/02/2018 00:58, g2s wrote: > You'd have to be a moron ... ie. Pinhead, to actually believe that. You think that only morons believe their eyes. Blacks need more supervision than other races, are less inclined to accept it, hence tended to be enslaved at a higher rate than other races. As a result black Africa always had more slaves than they could handle, and tended to eat the surplus.

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AFRICAN HISTRÓY MONTH
by Wakanda Forever 17 Feb '18

17 Feb '18

> gs2 gs2 at reiseup.net > Fri Feb 16 08:58:20 PST 2018 > My large jewish nose Your nose isn't jewish. There is no jew dna. [pic related]

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AFRICÁN HISTORY MONTH
by Wakanda Forever 17 Feb '18

17 Feb '18

> roooty apsproof at protomail.com > Fri Feb 16 09:43:49 PST 2018 > [Africans] run faster than "white" boyz.... They sure can't do much of anything else. Lel. #wakanda [pic related]

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Earthquake during Bell's Speech
by jim bell 17 Feb '18

17 Feb '18

5 minutes before the end of my speech, at the Imperial Princess hotel in Acapulco, we were hit with two earthquakes, 3 seconds apart, magnitude 7.2 each, 224 and 221 km away.16:39:39 and 16:39:42 Acapulco time.

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monkeys from the dark ages
by juan 17 Feb '18

17 Feb '18

I'm of course referring to the feminists. The 'progressives' are nothing but recycled puritan monkeys with exactly the same lunatic anti sex views. The feminists are just recycled, witch-burning joo-kkkristians. Funnily enough there is a sizable number of fake libertarian scum who are also feminists. Then again americunt 'libertarians' are just fascists with a thin veneer of libertarian rhetoric so it's hardly surprising. So libertarians are apologist of google, goldmand sachs and feminazis! Cool!. Oh, it's also worth looking into the 'progressives' involvenment in eugenics, and the voting record of the 'democratic party' regarding slavery haha. last but not least, the same western 'progressives' who stridently whine about 'womenyzzx' fictional oppression in the west are the same supreme scum who blow up women and children in the midle east for fun and profit. Like obomba and the swedish scum who gave obomba the 'nobel peace prize' (...)

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AFRICAN HISTORY MONTH
by Knee Grow 16 Feb '18

16 Feb '18

1. One of the first legal slave owners in America was African-American tobacco farmer Anthony Johnson. 2. In 1830, 3,775 African-Americans owned 12,740 African slaves. 3. In 1860, Southth Carolina's largest slave holder was African-American plantation owner William Ellison. Source: wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_Johnson_(colonist) census.gov/history/pdf/histstats-colonial-1970.pdf wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Ellison

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