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bitcoin floodgates → freedom almost at hand → Yellow Vests playing with “Financial Nuclear Warheads” (by calling for a run on the banks)
by Zenaan Harkness 15 Jan '19

15 Jan '19

The present world order headed by the USA empire is almost done. The Fed's everything bubbles are just waiting for the right pin prick to catalyze the reset "our" Western oligarch's would rather avoid, yet have no choice in the matter as this system is so unstable it can be kept afloat but a little longer. Russia is set to open the USD → alt currency floodgates via bitcoin and likely a new Rus-national “intermediary cryptocurrency”: Russia Prepares To Buy Up To $10 Billion In Bitcoin To Evade US Sanctions https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-01-14/russia-prepares-buy-10-billion-bi… With the Yellow Vests calling for a possibly-catalytic run on the banks (the most significant push possible for the yellow vests to make), we may be just around the corner of a full global fiat reset, and not into a One World Currency, One World Government, etc New World Order, but a multi-polar world of competing authorities. For some completely unknown reason the (((current ultra-oligarchs))) ... get this ... overplayed their hand - wherever have we heard this before? Not content with all countries but five in their hegemonic debt noose, and flush with their World War 2 successes, those with a slightly noticeable penchant for "ruling the planet" decided to place everything on the table to grab those last 5 countries: Iraq Libya Syria Iran North Korea and we know how that worked out... with continuous hysterical screeching against our Russkie bros for saying "uh uhh, Syria be our long term partners, feel free to sepuku your silly empire". Now is the time to make any move you planned to make - time is very short people. Good luck and may God speed your righteous journeys, "Financial Nuclear Warheads" - The Yellow Vests Get It Right https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-01-14/financial-nuclear-warheads-yellow… https://straightlinelogic.com/2019/01/13/the-yellow-vests-get-it-right-by-r… … The Yellow Vest protestors have called for a coordinated run on French banks. Whether they realize it or not, they’re playing with nuclear warheads that could annihilate not just the French, but Europe’s and the entire world’s financial system. Because inextricably linked to the ends of contemporary governments―how much they can screw up the lives of those who must live under them—is the question of means―how do they fund their misrule? The short answer is taxes and debt. Since 1971, when President Nixon  “temporarily” suspended international convertibility of dollars for gold (it’s never been reinstated), the monetary basis of the global economy has been fiat debt. Neither government or central bank debt nor currencies are tethered to any real constraint, like precious metals (see “Real Money,” SLL https://straightlinelogic.com/2015/09/09/real-money-by-robert-gore/ ). Thus, politicians and monetary officials can create as much debt as they want: debt by fiat. Government and central bank debt is at the apex of the global debt pyramid. The next tier is commercial banks that have accounts at central banks. Those accounts are bank assets and central bank liabilities, or debts. Central banks expand their fiat liabilities to banks in exchange for banks’ fiat government debt, an exchange called debt monetization, which is a bit of a misnomer since no “Real Money” is involved. The “monetization” is the central bank’s fiat expansion of banks’ accounts with the central bank in exchange for fiat government debt, which expands banks’ assets available for loans to governments, businesses, and individuals. In “Real Money,” money was defined, in part, as that which has intrinsic value and is not a liability of an individual or entity. This part of the definition is controversial; it invalidates everything we currently think of as money. Popularly accepted definitions are essentially: money is as money does, anything that serves as a medium of exchange, a store of value, and a unit of account (the other parts of the SLL definition) is money. However, just because something has monetary functions doesn’t mean it’s money, anymore than using a hairbrush to brush your teeth makes it a toothbrush. While there are some metaphysical questions about the notion of intrinsic value (that term was chosen because it’s shorter and more convenient than saying, “Something to which most people would assign a value apart from its potential value as money,” every time) the important point is that by SLL’s definition, using debt as money, including the debt in your wallet known as Federal Reserve Notes, doesn’t make it money. Except for the relatively few instances when gold, silver, or other tangible value is used as a medium of exchange in private transactions, everything that is currently used is debt, including currencies.

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The Completion of Humanity Project
by juan 15 Jan '19

15 Jan '19

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6wtDPVkKqI 人類補完計画じんるいほかんけいかく for some reason translated as Human Instrumentality Project

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on feathers in the cap, and the Nobel laureate DNA discoverer stripped of titles - [PEACE] [MINISTRY]
by Zenaan Harkness 14 Jan '19

14 Jan '19

'Tis celebration time folks, as we have another day and another hero holding his ground (see below)! Between Sydney and the University of NSW (Australia) is a large public park with a tar-sealed track enough for a car or a few bicycles side by side. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centennial_Park,_New_South_Wales Being a very large park (2.2km^2, >500 acres), this track is ideal for cycling and thus folks make their way from all around Sydney to train or simply to enjoy this glorious circuit. Being a somewhat popular place in Sydney, there are often normal non-cycling humans too, walking at one place or another, and often enough with children or toddlers with them, and as such, speed limits have been set at 30km/hr and even 10km/hr in so called "shared zones". https://www.centennialparklands.com.au/visit/things-to-see-and-do/cycling This is all very well, and young males often make much use of this cycling circuit, for training, exercise, and short sprints to prove who is "better" than his cycling buddies because of course, this question must be regularly tested, temporarily answered, and re-tested ad-nauseum. Due to such hormone induced competition, on the rare occasion a traffic cop has been rumoured to set up his mobile radar trap and thus remind the local boys that there is, in fact, a speed limit. The greatest of such rumours was "this one time, at Centennial Park, Joe was absolutely fangin' it round the park and got clocked by a coppa doin' over 60 km/hr!" "Woah! Fakkin awesome, dude!" As in, that is one speeding ticket to frame and hang forever in (in)famy on the family wall - who wouldn't be proud as? Similarly, the more recent and sad (in an "extremely disappointed in Germans obeying their kiked authorities and laws" way) yet gloriously wonderful --true stories-- of Grandma Haverbeck, Ernst Zundel and others slammed in jail for daring to put forth certain rather glaring facts, inconsistencies, impossibilities and of course the logically consequent questions about the holohoax, are truly "feathers in one's spiritual cap", despite the fear and loss of liberty that said jail terms bring personally. Which all leads us to today and the same blight in a new dreary form - those unthinking, anti-science Commies, moronic Marxist social constructionists walking as the Zionist golem we are all so familiar with today as it bludgeons away all facts in its superficial, yet successfully tyrannical exercise of power. This of course is only possible in the face of a mostly subjugated into significant Islam (submission) people of the West: May God Bless You, Mr. Watson. And May God Bless Your Children and Your Children’s Children. https://dailystormer.name/may-god-bless-you-mr-watson-and-may-god-bless-you… This man [90 year old James Watson] literally discovered DNA. But he is evil now, because he thinks the difference in white and black DNA accounts for the difference in performance. Make no mistake about it. James Watson is falling on his sword – all the way on his sword – in the name of truth, science, justice and the future of the white race on planet earth. He is also doing a secular version of the Christian concept of “building treasures in Heaven.” He knows that he will die with people believing in the bizarro world religious doctrine that “race is a social construct.” But he also knows that after his death, the order of truth will be restored, and he will stand vindicated. … Nobel Prize-winning DNA pioneer stripped of titles for insisting IQ depends on race & genes https://www.rt.com/news/448732-james-watson-titles-revoked/ Ninety-year-old Nobel Prize-winning scientist James Watson has been stripped of his honorary titles by a leading American research institution, after doubling down on his controversial conclusions linking race and intelligence. Despite nearly half a century service to the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL), Watson, a world-renowned geneticist, lost all of his honorary titles of Chancellor Emeritus, Oliver R. Grace Professor Emeritus and Honorary Trustee, for refusing to retract his own scientific conclusions. In 2007, Watson was suspended from all of his positions held at the Jew York lab following a scandal centering around his claim about the "inherently gloomy" future of the African continent. “All our social policies are based on the fact that their intelligence is the same as ours - whereas all the testing says not really,” he told the Times newspaper at the time. … Note that the "scientific entity" at issue, CSHL, abuses the classic domination trope "conflation": [CHSL] “condemns the misuse of science to justify prejudice.” which is a slimy conflation of science exposing facts and the logical/ inescapable conclusions arising therefrom, with their slur upon James Watson that he is allegedly "justifying prejudice". Shame on CHSL for stooping so low as to abuse such Marxist tropes in the name of some constructionist wank about "inclusion" and "equality" - but what else are we to expect from "respectable instutions of science" in this Zionist age? James Watson shall be vindicated, though possibly not before he passes from this world, giving nothing but a superficial and so temporary win to Satan: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satan#Historical_development Some memes for the glorious taking, to #TriggerAMarxist today: #NotMyFacts #FactsDestroyTruth #LoveIgnoresFacts #FactsAreTheNewConspiracy #ImWithWatson #RealityIsOnlyASocialConstruction #MakeConflationsGreatAgain #TheOnlyFactIsMarxism #LogicIsObsolete #BibiIsKang #DiverseOpinionsIsRacism #NeverTolerateOtherOpinions #VehementlyIntolerant Trigger a Marxist today, present a fact. Yo! Get jailed today in Germany - publicly speak a fact about the "Holocaust".

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Re: Dropgangs, or the future of darknet markets
by jim bell 14 Jan '19

14 Jan '19

I've decided to post an edited copy of the below posting to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18899207 for further discussion. On Sunday, January 13, 2019, 11:46:38 PM PST, jim bell <jdb10987(a)yahoo.com> wrote: On Sunday, January 13, 2019, 7:44:21 PM PST, Mirimir <mirimir(a)riseup.net> wrote: Dropgangs, or the future of dark markets https://opaque.link/post/dropgang/ >Nice. It's cool to see serious tradecraft applied to this stuff. Especially compartmentalization. >And yes, using traditional shipping systems is a serious problem for old-school dark markets. I've thought off and on for several years about the potential for using dead drops with accurate GPS. I mean, geocaching. Many years ago, when I was dealing LSD, it was pretty common to use dead drops. But then, they were typically rental lockers in bus and train stations. >I agree that ubiquitous surveillance is a problem. However, it's ~clueless customers and low-level distributors who'll most likely get pwned. And they won't know anything importnt about the operation overall. Yes, I am also quite impressed at the amount of thought that has been put into this concept, see the link above. I would be quite interested in helping in designing these systems, as I have been following some of the necessary technologies for years. I foresee a stiff plastic or metal pipe, tapered to a point at one end, which can be driven by force into soil or into a lawn, so that it ends up to be approximately flush with the plane of the soil. Once placed, a smaller cylindrical container, as well as active elements, if needed, can be slid into the metal pipe, from above. >From the linked article: https://opaque.link/post/dropgang/ "This challenge is met by Dropgangs in various ways. The primary one is that the documentation of each dead drop is conducted in minute detail, covering GPS coordinates, photos of the surrounding and the location, as well as photos of the concealment device in which the product is hidden (such as an empty coke can). The documentation however increases the risk for the Dropgang since whoever creates it would be more easy to identify by surveillance. In addition, even great documentation still requires the customer to understand it and follow it precisely, which can lead to suspicious behavior around the dead drop location (staring at photos, visually comparing them to the surrounding, etc)." [end of partial quote] Ordinarily, smartphones that use GPS, don't use accurizing features, such as WAAS. (Wide Area Augmentation System). See Wide Area Augmentation System | | | | | | | | | | | Wide Area Augmentation System WAAS uses a network of ground-based reference stations, in North America and Hawaii, to measure small variations... | | | ×× WAAS correction data is probably already available on the Internet. "Accuracy[edit] The WAAS specification requires it to provide a position accuracy of 7.6 metres (25 ft) or less (for both lateral and vertical measurements), at least 95% of the time.[2] Actual performance measurements of the system at specific locations have shown it typically provides better than 1.0 metre (3 ft 3 in) laterally and 1.5 metres (4 ft 11 in) vertically throughout most of the contiguous United States and large parts of Canada and Alaska.[3] With these results, WAAS is capable of achieving the required Category I precision approach accuracy of 16 metres (52 ft) laterally and 4.0 metres (13.1 ft) vertically. | | | | | | | | | | | Canada Coordinates: 60°N 95°W / 60°N 95°W / 60; -95 | | | ×× | | | | | | | | | | | Alaska Coordinates: 64°N 150°W / 64°N 150°W / 64; -150[1] | | | ×× [end of partial quote] WAAS might be described as a form of differential GPS. If the location as computed by the smartphone was improved by WAAS, the statement above indicates an accuracy within about 1 meter. IR-specific retroreflectors to greatly simplify things. The article describes complicated systems using Bluetooth or WiFi to help locate these dead-drops. While they are certainly innovative, they add cost and complexity to the hardware involved. I have thought of a much-cheaper system that I feel is sufficiently secure and simple for common use. Light-retroreflectors are commonly made from Scotchlite Retroreflective sheeting or plastic molded corner-cubes. If a rather small (say, 1/4 in diameter) sphere covered with retroreflector material was held up from the insert, possibly by a short, thin stiff wire, the sphere could be visible, but not excessively obvious even during the daylight. It would be easy to find this device with a flashlight in the dark. For added security, an infrared-transmitting plastic (such as is often used to cover IR-activating remote controls, such as Infrared Transmitting Plexiglass Sheets In Stock ) could be used to ensure that only IR is retroreflected back to a searcher. | | | | Infrared Transmitting Plexiglass Sheets In Stock Infrared Transmitting Plexiglass Sheets In Stock at ePlastics. Trusted for over 100 years. | | | ×× | | | | | | | | | | | Retroreflective sheeting Retroreflective sheeting is widely used in a variety of applications today, after early widespread use in road s... | | | ×× Ordinary smart-phone camera arrays are not only sensitive to human-visible light (generally described as 400-700 nanometer wavelength), but are also sensitive to near-IR wavelengths. If a smartphone camera was combined with a directional IR LED, substituting for the white light LED lamp used for photography, and aiming in the same direction, a user would be able to see (through the camera display) the IR-specific reflections from an IR-limited retroreflector, and this would probably be doable both during the day and at night. A person operating such a camera would "look like" he was doing photography, or perhaps playing a game. Somebody watching, even at night, could not see the IR. The IR 'searchlight' could be a narrow-beam device, perhaps with a full-angle of 16 degrees or so (typical for a narrow-beam IR LED), so it wouldn't be particularly obvious even if watched through an IR viewer. (If the IR LED itself was shielded from direct view.) One advantage of this technique is that the searcher could identify the target from a very long distance away, perhaps many tens of meters, and thus approach it in a more "innocent" fashion. No obvious "searching" would have to be performed in the open. And, the person who placed the dead drop could ascertain its status without later needing to approach it closely. This technique could be combined with Bluetooth or WiFi techniques, too. The retroreflector could normally be retracted, and only raised if the proper Bluetooth or WiFi signal was heard. Or, perhaps, the target would contain an exposed IR LED, which would activate from an battery only if the proper signals were heard. The resulting dead-drop would be virtually impossible to find. Jim Bell ×

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Humor: The "Internet of Things" reaches an Accord...
by Razer 14 Jan '19

14 Jan '19

"I recently sat in a 2019 Accord. The dash is an Android device. There's a menu item for sideloading .APK files from USB. Can't imagine anything going wrong." https://twitter.com/egyp7/status/1084527907341512705?s=19 Sent from my Androgyne dee-vice with K-9 Mail

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Ben Shapiro supports free speech
by Zenaan Harkness 14 Jan '19

14 Jan '19

So the almighty chosen bastard, Ben Shapiro, acshually supports free speech about, and I quote his own headline here "The Radical Evil of the Palestinian Arab Population". Well well well. As Anglin highlights, the hypocrisy is that racism is "right wing extremists, except in Israel" and "the entire Palestinian Arab population is radically evil, except when they're immigrating into Europe, USA, etc". Of course. Or something. Question all this contradictions, and lose your job. In fact, just put forth a couple facts as did James Damore formerly of Jewgle, and you'll pretty soon be a "formerly" of your current (((oligarch overlord))) boss. Of course if you live in Europe, you'll just go to jail like Grandma Haverbeck, Sylvia Stolz (barred from practising law after her first holhoax denial conviction), Ernst Zundel and a few other champions. Christ-Killing Kike Ben Shapiro Condemns Steve King as Evil Racist https://dailystormer.name/christ-killing-kike-ben-shapiro-condemns-steve-ki… This is called freedom, goy - you are free to obey the law, and the rat finks and termites are free to make more laws for you to obey. >From yellow vests to leather lampshade vests? Masturbate-you-to-death machines? Gas shower rooms with rickety wooden pailing fence "doors"? And a larger official post-WWII Jewish population in Europe as compared with before the war? That's some mighty impressive TrueJewVooDoo, ya gotta admit :D Believin' this shite for 70 years? Shame on us all... ----- Forwarded message from Zenaan Harkness <SomeAnonymousBastard(a)freedbms.net> ----- From: Zenaan Harkness <really?(a)freedbms.net> Date: Mon, 14 Jan 2019 22:39:47 +1100 Subject: Black doctor removes White kidney OK, tell me this is not funny as :) (In a "black humour" kinda way of course...) https://dailystormer.name/affirmative-action-and-its-consequences-latinx-do… Just imagine if you will a situation in which a white doctor misidentified a kidney as a tumor and removed it from a man’s body. You can’t imagine it. Because it is impossible. It is not impossible that a white man would not know the difference between a tumor and a kidney, of course. I’m sure if you went out on a street and showed random white men pictures of a kidney and a tumor and asked them to say which is which, some would get it wrong. However, it is impossible that a white man could make it through medical school without knowing this information. The only way a person could make it through medical school without being able to identify the difference between a kidney and a tumor every single time is if he was pushed through school by affirmative action. https://www.rt.com/usa/448680-surgeon-kidney-tumor-mistake/ A Florida surgeon who cut out a woman’s kidney after mistaking it for a tumor, is to pay a fine of $3,000 and undergo extra training on preoperative patient evaluation. He hadn’t properly read medical records before the operation. Ramon Vazquez made the blunder during a surgical procedure at the Wellington Regional Medical Center in April 2016. The man was tasked with cutting female patient Maureen Pacheco open so that two other surgeons could perform a back operation on her. But he noticed an abnormality, which he himself hastily diagnosed as “gynecological malignancy, lymphoma and/or other metastatic disease,” an administrative complaint by the Florida Department of Health reads. Vazquez decided to act on the alleged tumor without informing the patient. As result, the pelvic mass he discovered “was clipped, transected and removed in its entirety.” But a pathologist at the hospital later made a shocking revelation the removed mass actually “was an intact pelvic kidney.” It turned out that patient Pacheco had a kidney not ascending into her abdomen. Vazquez would’ve known about this if he’d reviewed the patient’s medical records before rushing to use his scalpel, but he neglected to do so. The Florida Department of Health ruled that the surgeon’s diagnosis was not related to Pacheco’s medical condition and that removing her healthy kidney was therefore “a medically unnecessary procedure.” It’s all fun and games to give a brown person a fake degree in history, philosophy, women’s studies or whatever other bullshit humanities field. Or even computer science or one of the hard sciences. But when you start giving these people fake degrees in medicine, you start running into very real problems. ... ----- End forwarded message -----

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Open letter in response to Macron's letter to Yellow Vest protestors
by Zenaan Harkness 14 Jan '19

14 Jan '19

So France's Macron, after trying Mr Tough Guy, now tries some semblance of conciliation. Perhaps a little to little and too late? > Macron Pens 2,300 Word Letter To Yellow Vests Seeking To Turn "Anger > Into Solutions" > https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-01-13/macron-pens-2300-word-letter-yell… > > After weeks of failing to calm down the Yellow Vest anti-government > movement raging into its 9th week across France, French President > Emmanuel Macron has resorted to the pen - releasing a 2,300 word > open letter to the country > https://www.bfmtv.com/politique/document-la-lettre-aux-francais-d-emmanuel-… https://translate.google.com/ > which seeks to turn "anger into solutions." > > Macron says in the letter that he is open to ideas and suggestions > but was clear that his government would not reverse previous > reforms or key measures from his 2017 election campaign. > > "No questions are banned," reads the letter. "We won’t agree on > everything, that’s normal, that’s democracy. But at least we’ll > show that we are a people who are not afraid to speak, to exchange > views and debate. And perhaps we’ll discover that we might even > agree, despite our different persuasions, more often than we > think." > > The letter, set for publication in French newspapers on Monday, is > a new tactic for the Macron administration - marking the first time > citizens have been invited to share their views on four central > themes; taxation; how France is governed; ecological transition; > and citizenship and democracy, reports The Guardian > > https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/jan/13/macron-seeks-to-turn-anger-in… > Macron’s missive asks a number of questions, including: what > taxes should be reduced?; what spending cuts might be a > priority?; is there too much administration?; how can the > people be given a greater say in running the country? > > Macron said the proposals collected during the debate > would build a new “contract for the nation”, influence > political policymaking and establish France’s stance on > national, European and international issues. > > “This is how I intend, with you, to transform anger > into solutions,” he wrote. > > Accepting that everyone wanted taxes that were > “fairer and more efficient”, he warned against > unrealistic expectations, adding there could be > no drop in taxation without cuts in public > spending. -The Guardian > > The Macron administration has been under intense pressure since a > November backlash over a climate change-linked fuel tax morphed > into nine weeks of anti-government protests which have spread to > nearly a dozen other countries. To try and calm the Yellow Vests > down, Macron has dropped the fuel tax, raised minimum wage, and > attempted to employ other economic measures amid a "state of social > and economic emergency" > https://www.npr.org/2018/12/10/675425153/macron-promises-minimum-wage-hike-… > > Thus far, none of it has worked, as the gilets jaunes (yellow > vests) continue to picket across the country - calling for lower > taxes on food and essential goods, among other things. > > In his 2,300 word letter, Macron writes that he will accept "no > form of violence," including "pressure and insults" against > "elected representatives, media journalists, state institutions or > public servants." > > "If everyone is being aggressive to everyone else, society falls > apart," writes Macron. > > Too late Emmanuel... Interdasting. So, let's respond to a few of Macron's points (quotes taken from Google translate): > The need for mutual aid and solidarity stronger. Is it the people who should be "aid"ing the government, or perhaps you are asking the French people to aid more foreigners? Does the French government "aid" its people by taxing fuel? > At home, those who work pay for retirees' pensions. At home, a > large number of citizens pay an income tax, sometimes heavy, which > reduces inequalities. At home, education, health, security, justice > are accessible to all regardless of the situation and wealth. The > vagaries of life, such as unemployment, can be overcome, thanks to > the effort shared by all. Well this is what governments must say - are you aware of why equality of opportunity is the holy grail for people's' Souls, and not equality of outcome? Are you aware that your attempt to appeal to the ambiguous, ill defined and impossible to achieve goal of "equality" is known by many in the West today for the Marxist propaganda that it is? (If you are not aware of this fact, perhaps you ought have a chat with Jordan Peterson, Andrew Anglin or David Duke.) > It [France] is also one of the freest [countries], since everyone > is protected in his rights and in his freedom of opinion, > conscience, belief or philosophy. Is theft by taxation to pay for pensions, public housing and health benefits to returning "Syrian" (often African, Saudi, Libyan etc) jihadis, sorry "refugees", really "protecting the rights of the French"? > every citizen has the right to choose those who will bear his voice > in the conduct of the country, in the design of laws, in the major > decisions to be taken Why does not every citizen have the right to choose where his money goes, have a right to have a say in EVERY law he is called upon to obey when his money is taken from him (taxation) by force of law, the gun and prison threats, to dispense collectively with any and every law that does not abide his own God-given conscience? > How not to feel the pride of being French? Because of infinigger immigration perhaps? Why is Soros, Junker, Brussels and private oligarchic interests for pro immigration put above the interests of the French people against immigration? If there is to be a government at all, then to the extent that government bypasses the will of the people and proclaims to itself an unlimited and unfettered mandate over the people due to a single checkbox marked every 4 years (in Australia also by force of law), that government is acting in tyranny, a plain abuse of power simple for all to see. > The society we want is a society in which to succeed one should not > need relationships or fortune, but effort and work. Equality of opportunity is good. Success due to merit is the foundation of long term tribal/group/national prosperity. Yet are you able to see the unmeritorious laws you have presided over already, targeting those of low income and high living expenses? How is it that 100s of billions of dollars are paid to banks "too big to fail" yet you increase fuel tax-theft from those who would work for their bread? > there is one condition: to accept no form of violence. How can you claim that the state does not commit violence on "its" people? You cry pleading to the people to commit no violence, and send out more police against the people than has been seen in the history of France ever! When the people are not heard, when "their" "leaders" speak hypocrisy, lies, deceptions and pompous arrogance, backed up by force of "law", police (with their guns), judges of impugnity and government "officials" who feather their own nests, exactly what options are left to the people? > I do not accept, and do not have the right to accept pressure and > insult Each human who places a pressure on you and on the government, has an absolute right to do so! You may have "no right to accept pressure and insult", but this is a pompous nothingness which you speak! > In order for hopes to dominate fears, it is necessary and > legitimate for us to rest together the great questions of our > future. > > That is why I proposed and I launch today a great national debate > that will run until March 15. This we call in English a "rich statement" coming from a "president" who said he will "never retreat" in his "reforms" on taxes, immigration and the like https://www.france24.com/en/20181130-macron-vows-no-retreat-reform - and you expect the people you are supposed to be representing to move with you in "resting together" in "the great questions of our future"? How are people to believe that their collective will shall have even one iota of any bearing upon you and "your" parliament? This is nothing but a quintessentially French aristocratic hypocrisy upon "your" subjects, no less! Of course, you ought let them eat cake you insensitive sod! Macron, your position is clear in a following sentence of yours: > We will not agree on everything, it's normal, it's democracy. Which of course, as we the people are well and truly accustomed to, means that because we "live" in a "democracy" and you are the "elected leader", you are of course free to completely ignore the will of the people no matter what they say, and disagree on anything you so choose, feigning to have "listened" and to "have heard" the grievances (of the carefully curated and stacked town halls you speak of), yet ultimately never flinching nor "retreating" from your original "reforms" - as you have firmly, and repeatedly, promised. In other words, you have promised nothing whatsoever except some breathing space to yourself "if the lowly people would be so kind as to back off for a month". And just to absolutely ram your bible down our throats, you finish with another clear reminder of this same: > I have not forgotten that I was elected on a project, on major > orientations to which I remain faithful. > > … climate change ... European project ... On these major > orientations, my determination has not changed... Yes Macron, we hear you. Your "climate change", your "European project" your vow to your original election platform. We hear you, loud and clear. Will you ever hear us?

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Cryptocurrency: Music of a Million Dreams
by grarpamp 14 Jan '19

14 Jan '19

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Cryptocurrency: Macro Cycles, Escape Banking Cartel, Free Ross, 10 Years, Pick Up
by grarpamp 14 Jan '19

14 Jan '19

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Pirate Radio: RF UWB SS SDR [was: Gatwick drones]
by grarpamp 13 Jan '19

13 Jan '19

> Probably also coming soon, very high PGs wherein the codes, bandwidth and > frequencies quickly hop according to a shared secret between the drone and > its controller. This combination is being explored for possible Next > Generation military comms. It is said that this is already in public knowledge and operation within SDR community. Though instead of the conventional "bandwidth and frequencies", all the observer sees on their spectrum is random noise, let's say across entire spectral ranges... from start freq to end freq of entire frequency range of ATSC / WiFi / Cellular / FM / Etc allocation space... more generally, across entire start to end of whatever capability range of the tx / rx hardware in use. And where a pre shared or negotiated key is used to impart or mask data into, and out of, the noise. It's not even that these may have, or be, waveform carriers, as the noise may be spark gaps driven, impulse / transform function generators, etc. And the difficulty in triangulating such noise, ie: how exactly does one lock onto random energy, the galactic radiation problem, from everywhere and nowhere. Post links to your favorite papers on these topics.

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