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juan juan.g71 at gmail.com
Sun Oct 22 12:23:34 PDT 2017


On Sun, 22 Oct 2017 17:39:31 +0000 (UTC)
jim bell <jdb10987 at yahoo.com> wrote:

> 
> 
>  From: John Newman <jnn at synfin.org>
> > On Oct 21, 2017, at 6:03 PM, juan <juan.g71 at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> 
> >    https://jimbellproject.org/press-release-hackers-congress-paralel-polis-oct-7-2017/
> > 
> >>    " North Korea, Venezuela, Syria, and Zimbabwe" 
> > 
> >>    "The leaders of these nations must be stopped immediately, by
> >>    any means necessary, before they kill more." 
> > 
> >>    Who are these 'leaders' killing, exactly? 
> > 
> >>    And why did you forget to mention that the number one guy in
> >>    the death prediction  market should be the US president, trump? 
> 
> 
> >To be fair, Jim did give the rest of the world a mention, directly 
> after the bit you quoted:
> 
> >“But this is only the beginning because most other nations are 
> also grossly abusive of people's rights.”
> 
> 
> It is interesting that Juan was sufficiently dishonest that he would
> selectively quote my citation of four of the worst nations,

	LMAO!!! You keep parroting US military propaganda? 

	Also, I provided a link to the source, so there isn't anything
	'dishonest' about what I did. I simply highlighted your fascist
	propaganda which you tried to tone down with a qualfier. But the
	qualfier doesn't change, at all, the fact that you said : 

	“The examples of nations such as North Korea, Venezuela, Syria,
	and Zimbabwe prove that some nations of are simply rogue" 

	So which nations are NOT 'rogue' Jim? And why mention Zimbabwe
	and the USA? 

	Where's the evidence that the 4 countries, taken from the
	current list of the 'enemies' of the US nazis, are the 'worst
	nations'?


> while
> omitting the material you pointed out, and yet criticizing me as if I
> had not mentioned it.  In any case, Juan's criticism is foolish:
> From the very beginning (1995) I repeatedly pointed out that one of
> the big advantages of AP is that it won't have some sort of
> centralized agenda: 


	So why did you list as 'rogue' nations the countries that the
	american nazis want to invade and destroy?  Does your knowledge
	of politics come from fauxnews and the washington post? 



> Neither _I_ (nor anyone else) won't be the one
> to control it.  HE may think that the main target should be "X",
> while I think the main target should be "Y", etc.


	Yes but the point at hand is the targets YOU mentioned. 



> Neither needs to
> be "right", neither needs to be "wrong".    Both targets get taken
> out if they are considered worthy by the public.  (If people donate,
> a target will ultimately go.)I didn't mention over 7 billion people.
> Of what significance is that?  Juan is obviously very self-centered.  


	How am I self-centered when I am asking YOU about YOUR pick of
	targets? 


> 
> 
> >I have a sense that AP may not be nearly as fool proof as Jim
> >posits..
> 
> 
> That depends on the implementation, no doubt.  I thought of the idea;
> I didn't say how it should be implemented.  But perhaps we can agree
> that if the implementation is good, the results should be good, as
> well.  
> 
> 
> >One of the stated goals, “to study and debate the AP system”, is 
> definitely interesting ;)
> 
> 
> Yes!    What I claim it can do is certainly worthwhile to discuss.
> Why it has taken so long without a thorough debate is beyond me.
> 
>                Jim Bell
> 
>    



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