Cryptocurrency: $100B+ Global Daily Volume

[grarpamp]

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-10-01/institutional-investors-are-using-back-door-for-crypto-purchases
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-09-27/crypto-s-open-secret-its-multibillion-dollar-volume-is-suspect
https://coinmarketcap.com/

WikiLeaks: Amazon's Datacenters / Help WL Data Distribution / FBI Spies

[grarpamp]

https://wikileaks.org/amazon-atlas/
https://www.wired.com/story/how-pentagons-move-to-cloud-landed-in-mud/
https://www.rcfp.org/browse-media-law-resources/news/fbi-records-shed-light-agencys-impersonation-journalists-and-documen

https://wikileaks.cloud/
https://ipfs.wikileaks.org/

This is an experimental IPFS gateway for WikiLeaks.

There are three entry points for now:

/ipns/QmdwSsWWao7qK1ceVxgis6z8U7TsPsUUk3HxRPVKr3DvSh
(ipfs.wikileaks.org - this page - announcements, information, tech
stuff)
/ipns/QmT4uYpE4xigJyCp9fTpXrt5KHpBJMY8TX7eN8uhsKYzQM   (wikileaks.cloud)
/ipns/QmZhkofiG7TY5MuGjYfMTuUSGc7396oJFHtn8m4LhpUrpj   (file.wikileaks.cloud)

The last two are also available as wikileaks.space and
file.wikileaks.space respectively.

Please note that at this stage it's very incomplete, but we hope to
add as much data as possible.

If you want to help, you can pin the hashes above.

Re: Public Shielded Room Work

[Mirimir]

On 10/14/2018 12:45 PM, Karl wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> My name is Karl Semich and I have a desire to make available to
> everyone highly secure shielded rooms / SCIFs, for privacy and
> security in this modern age.
> 
> I was wondering if anybody else was pursuing this, or if anybody knew
> of anybody pursuing this, that I might stay in contact with them or
> support them.

I worked on this for a while. I was thinking about compartmentalizing
services in multiple Raspberry Pi, connected via opto-isolators. Like
Markus Ottela's Tinfoil Chat,[0] but expanded to work more like Qubes.
And indeed, the Qubes team have announced work on Qubes Air:[1]

| This approach even allows us to host each qube (or groups of them)
| on a physically distinct computer, such as a Raspberry PI or USB
| Armory. Despite the fact that these are physically separate devices,
| the Admin API calls, qrexec services, and even GUI virtualization
| should all work seamlessly across these qubes!

But, you know, I wondered about EMF cross-talk between qubes. So I
decided to learn how to measure that :)

> Or even if anybody had some experience with this concept, and might
> mentor me, it would be incredible.

Maybe a little ;)

> I don't have any formal training and have developed some cognitive
> issues, resulting in slow progress, but this is all I am spending my
> free time on.  I do not work a job, being supported for now by a
> trust.

Yeah, me neither. But no trust :(

> I'm currently residing in Green Bank, WV, where emissions are
> regulated for a radio observatory.  I am trying to develop some
> relatively simple software using the rtl-sdr to measure the power of a
> noise source independent of background traffic, so as to quickly and
> repeatedly measure shielding effectiveness.

I tried that approach. And it was a nightmare. The setup -- SDR stick,
upconverter and laptop -- generated far too much EMF noise. I played
with testing stuff in a Faraday cage. But I didn't manage a signal feed
to the SDR etc that didn't introduce unacceptable noise.

I believe that you'd need professional equipment, which is properly
shielded, and doesn't bleed noise into the testing environment.

> I then plan to try to measure a variety of setups ranging from
> homemade aluminum foil & iron paint to soldered copper and welded or
> bolted stainless steel, to identify ways for everyday people to
> cheaply create shielded environments that are actually effective.  I
> would like to find a way people can use off-the-shelf supplies to make
> environments that are isolated from DC to light, if desired.

That is also harder that it might seem. For high frequencies, with very
small wavelengths, even tiny cracks are enough to leak horribly. You
need joints with elastic seals, to mitigate against misalignment and
wear. Such as beryllium copper finger strips, elastic beryllium copper
tubular braid, etc.

> If anybody else is working on something like this, I would love to
> support you in any way available.  I can donate money, I can get
> drinks and run errands, I can read books and pursue a degree if
> needed, I can mode hardware around and even develop and debug
> software.

:)

> Please let me know,
> Karl
> 

0) https://www.cs.helsinki.fi/u/oottela/tfc.pdf
1) https://www.qubes-os.org/news/2018/01/22/qubes-air/

Re: Julian Assange: Inter-American Asylum Opinion

[Zenaan Harkness]

On Wed, Jul 18, 2018 at 12:54:25AM -0400, grarpamp wrote:
> http://www.corteidh.or.cr/docs/comunicados/cp_28_18_eng.pdf
> 
> https://justice4assange.com/
> http://unity4j.com/
> 
> https://twitter.com/cestlaviv/status/1018349681808695296


Ecuadorian Govt Partly Restores Assange's Communications
https://sputniknews.com/latam/201810141068883649-ecuador-assange-govt-communications-restore/
 The Wikileaks founder has been cut off from internet and phone
 communication since March 2018.

 The Ecuadorian government has partially restored communications for
 Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, an ITV report claimed Sunday.

 “Ecuador has told WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange that it will
 remove the isolation regime imposed on him following meetings
 between two senior UN officials and Ecuador’s President Lenin Moreno
 on Friday," a Wikileaks statement noted.

[HA! "Lenin" decided hey? :D]

 “Mr Assange was informed of Ecuador’s decision hours after Mr Grandi
 and Mr Kaye met with President Moreno," the statement added.

 According to Wikileaks, the decision to restore Assange's
 communication was made after UN High Commissioner for Refugees
 Filippo Grandi and UN Special Rapporteur for Freedom of Expression
 David Kaye met with the president of Ecuador, Lenin Moreno.

 Assange's communications were cut in March, as Ecuadorian
 authorities said that the publisher violated an agreement not to
 issue messages that might interfere with other nation's affairs.

 “It is positive that through UN intervention Ecuador has partly
 ended the isolation of Mr Assange although it is of grave concern
 that his freedom to express his opinions is still limited," Kristinn
 Hrafnsson, WikiLeaks editor-in-chief, said.
 …



WikiLeaks Gets New Boss While Assange Remains Cut Off From Outside
World
https://sputniknews.com/world/201809271068377488-wikileaks-assange-fired/

New Face of WikiLeaks: Facts to Know About Kristinn Hrafnsson
https://sputniknews.com/world/201809271068390553-who-is-kristinn-Hrafnsson/

Hrafnsson's Appointment Astute Move, Boosts Wikileaks' Credibility -
Campaigner
https://sputniknews.com/analysis/201809281068417730-hrafnsson-appointment-wikileaks/

Ecuadorian Foreign Ministry Reaffirms Asylum for WikiLeaks Founder
Assange
https://sputniknews.com/europe/201810061068647088-ecuador-foreign-ministry-assange-wikileaks/




https://www.theguardian.com/media/2018/oct/14/julian-assange-to-regain-internet-access-in-embassy-base
https://www.theherald.com.au/story/5701028/ecuador-partly-restores-assanges-internet/
https://www.thedailybeast.com/ecuador-cuts-off-julian-assanges-outside-communication
http://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/national/16122885.Ecuador_cutting_off_Julian_Assange___s_communications_outside_embassy/


REFEED: Assange last video before communications cut at ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J98ed6oML2A

Re: The best defense is a good offense. Was: Re: Silk Road gossip

[Zenaan Harkness]

On Sun, Oct 14, 2018 at 05:07:11PM -0300, Juan wrote:
> On Sat, 13 Oct 2018 21:02:50 + (UTC)
> jim bell  wrote:
>   
> > Fortunately, the advent of the Ethereum/Augur prediction system would 
> > likely allow this kind of protection system to be implemented in the 
> > relatively near future. 
> 
> > They need to change their policies a bit, allowing the rewarding of very 
> > specific 'predictors', and also implement guaranteed crypto-secured 
> > anonymity for awards, 
> 
> 
>   It seems to me that anonymous communications is a building block that 
> is still missing. 
> 
>   Now, Chaum has a new cryptocoin :
> 
>   https://elixxir.io/ 
> 
>   I don't know how good it is, or if it's even working (seems not),
>   but if you take a look at their 'technical brief' you'll see they
>   use a mixnet. My half educated guess is that only high latency
>   mixnets may provide good enough anonimity.
> 
>   So, I was wondering, maybe it would make sense to get some bitcoin
>   millonaire to fund some sort of mixnet? Such a project seems like
>   a good fit for somebody like Roger Ver? What do you think Jim?
>   Maybe you could sell the idea to him? 

And, the idea don't need millions of dollars:

1)
 - a chaff fill plugin for I2P
   - initially a simple fixed bw link
   - then add dials for base chaff bw (e.g. if bandwidth drops below
 say 10kbps, chaff fill, but allow link bw to rise above)
   - then time period "chunked" - e.g. if link pressure is steadily
 being throttled, provide for stepping up/down, e.g. from 10kbps
 to 50kbps etc)

 - then add a per-connection latency dial (implies RAM cache of
   packet flow(s) that require latency

 - the latency dial should provide for randomness (a window of
   latency perhaps)

That's the low hanging cherry.


2)
Next should also be reasonably straightforward network layer isht` -
network reconfig for roaming mobile devices - ad hoc/ mesh net of
some sort.


3)
The next one is perhaps a little more complex, and could benefit from
some priviledged-class acedemia study, but the technical
implementation ought be straightforward enough - network layer "non
public links", that is e.g. an ethernet cable strung between two
neighbours, or a street-level "wireless pod".

"Street Net" then becomes an advocacy and grass roots activism
project - build out the people's network:

  If you don't own it, you don't control it.
  If you don't control it, it shall be used against you.

  You are not the customer, you are not even the product any more as,
  according to Mark Zuckerberg, you are the "dumb fucks" trusting him.

Re: Public Shielded Room Work

[CANNON]

On 10/14/2018 09:07 PM, grarpamp wrote:
> Consider utilizing a github / wiki somewhere for this project,
> People can join together to generate the motivations and goals,
> outline areas of research, hacking and acquisitions needed,
> develop workplans, reproducible test setups, progress, results,
> costs, etc. Perhaps also some form of makerspace later on.
> 
> Sounds fun :)
> 
> See also...
> http://www.tscm.com/tscm-l.html
> 

Yes, collective collaboration is good for the success of any project.
My inputs, 

Any power going into such a room should use a UPS battery to prevent data 
leakage through power lines/usage.
(Would power lines become an antennae for electro-magnetic frequency leakage?) 
Would a UPS be sufficient enough for
security?

And if network connectivity is needed, to prevent network cables from being a 
carrier of EMF leakage, perhaps fiber optic line?

Re: Public Shielded Room Work

[grarpamp]

Consider utilizing a github / wiki somewhere for this project,
People can join together to generate the motivations and goals,
outline areas of research, hacking and acquisitions needed,
develop workplans, reproducible test setups, progress, results,
costs, etc. Perhaps also some form of makerspace later on.

Sounds fun :)

See also...
http://www.tscm.com/tscm-l.html

Cryptocurrency: Traps / The Flippening / Post Quantum Crypto / Adoption Fun Again

[grarpamp]

https://medium.com/@jonaldfyookball/is-this-the-beginning-of-the-end-of-btc-2687bb83181

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=144895.0
https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/8ps659/history_lesson_in_2013_peter_todd_was_paid_off_by/
https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/8g7h5z/which_core_developers_have_been_employed_by/
https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/47zfzt/blockstream_is_now_controlled_by_the_bilderberg/
https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/58ttsv/a_look_at_dcg_bitfurys_incestuous_ties_with_the/

https://decentralize.today/roger-ver-lies-f5333e152858
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2124500.0
https://gist.github.com/chris-belcher/c9f4b90bec1b2fbf8caaab178719ac24

https://medium.com/@johnblocke/a-brief-and-incomplete-history-of-censorship-in-r-bitcoin-c85a290fe43

https://www.yours.org/content/clarifying-my-objections-to-the-lightning-network-2f9d3aa154e5

https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/800/1*aldOUUgbGyW15iyF50f79g.png

"
This is alarming. When even Blockstream is saying don't use BTC, I
think it's the end for BTC.

Thankfully, there is a way out of this for Bitcoin. It's called
Bitcoin Cash. It's not an altcoin... It's a legitimate fork of the
Bitcoin ledger from August 2017, when enough people had enough sense
to realize what was happening, and were able to act in time to
preserve the ledger.

The Blockstream gang has thrown Bitcoin off its course for several
years, but you cannot stop an idea whose time has come. Peer to
Peer Electronic Cash is here to stay, and no amount of deception
can stop it.
"

https://old.reddit.com/r/btcfork/
"[We stand ready to fork cryptocurrency to protect and ensure its survival]"

Whoever thought the first BTC must be the only one leading,
was wrong thinking. Another five years and it might not
be on the leaderboard at all. That's actually an ok thing,
change happens, old legacy replaced with new more useful,
efficient, resistant, decentral, secure, private, and free combinations.

And the years cryptocurrency community wastes on all the bullshit
(and having to verify and discern truth from it all), the retarded ICO's,
and all the centralized and other pointless shitcoins... the fiats [of
the crypto world]... you should have just stayed focused on the
decentralized coins, the cypherpunk, the anarchism.
Instead you fell into the traps of the old world

People are starting to learn from this period of years.
Things are again slowly picking up and moving faster now.

Among the family of all coins using the Satoshi Genesis Block
blockchain, and or any of its decendant UTXO sets as coinbase
inputs...

Bitcoin Cash BCH is likely in a better position overall among them.

Here's a few old school adoption fun reasons why...

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCetxkZolEBHX47BqtZktbkg/videos
https://www.bitcoin.com/
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoincash/
https://www.bitcoincash.org/


And don't forget... privacy coins rising... there's a reason for
that... surveillance is chilling, and cryptocurrency can hardly
succeed without cryptographically strong privacy options
(vs ongoing tx fee (tax) needed for possibly weaker statistical
coin mixes).

Post quantum crypto should come into the space before long too.

Re: The best defense is a good offense. Was: Re: Silk Road gossip

[juan]

On Sat, 13 Oct 2018 21:02:50 + (UTC)
jim bell  wrote:
  
> Fortunately, the advent of the Ethereum/Augur prediction system would likely 
> allow this kind of protection system to be implemented in the relatively near 
> future. 

> They need to change their policies a bit, allowing the rewarding of very 
> specific 'predictors', and also implement guaranteed crypto-secured anonymity 
> for awards, 


It seems to me that anonymous communications is a building block that 
is still missing. 

Now, Chaum has a new cryptocoin :

https://elixxir.io/ 

I don't know how good it is, or if it's even working (seems not), but 
if you take a look at their 'technical brief' you'll see they use a mixnet. My 
half educated guess is that only high latency mixnets may provide good enough 
anonimity.

So, I was wondering, maybe it would make sense to get some bitcoin 
millonaire to fund some sort of mixnet? Such a project seems like a good fit 
for somebody like Roger Ver? What do you think Jim? Maybe you could sell the 
idea to him? 




> as I forecast in my AP essay in 1995-96..  
>                                  Jim Bell
>   

Public Shielded Room Work

[Karl]

Hi,

My name is Karl Semich and I have a desire to make available to
everyone highly secure shielded rooms / SCIFs, for privacy and
security in this modern age.

I was wondering if anybody else was pursuing this, or if anybody knew
of anybody pursuing this, that I might stay in contact with them or
support them.

Or even if anybody had some experience with this concept, and might
mentor me, it would be incredible.

I don't have any formal training and have developed some cognitive
issues, resulting in slow progress, but this is all I am spending my
free time on.  I do not work a job, being supported for now by a
trust.

I'm currently residing in Green Bank, WV, where emissions are
regulated for a radio observatory.  I am trying to develop some
relatively simple software using the rtl-sdr to measure the power of a
noise source independent of background traffic, so as to quickly and
repeatedly measure shielding effectiveness.

I then plan to try to measure a variety of setups ranging from
homemade aluminum foil & iron paint to soldered copper and welded or
bolted stainless steel, to identify ways for everyday people to
cheaply create shielded environments that are actually effective.  I
would like to find a way people can use off-the-shelf supplies to make
environments that are isolated from DC to light, if desired.

If anybody else is working on something like this, I would love to
support you in any way available.  I can donate money, I can get
drinks and run errands, I can read books and pursue a degree if
needed, I can mode hardware around and even develop and debug
software.

Please let me know,
Karl

Re: Police told to avoid looking at iphone x

[Steve Kinney]

On 10/14/2018 03:33 AM, jim bell wrote:
> https://www.engadget.com/2018/10/13/police-told-to-avoid-looking-at-iphone-x/
> 
> "Police have yet to completely wrap their heads around modern iPhones like 
> the X and XS, and that's clearer than ever thanks to a leak.Motherboard has 
> obtained a presentation slide from forensics company Elcomsoft telling law 
> enforcement to avoid looking at iPhones with Face ID. If they gaze at it too 
> many times (five), the company said, they risk being locked out 

So a small piece of tape or comparable makes the thing safe to handle
freely, and a mugshot or brief video clip unlocks it?

Yet again, security vs. convenience produces the usual winner.

:o/





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Re: exposed/ Juan right again - J.Peterson utterly conflicted - was Re: JP/Kavanaugh explained - [PEACE]

[juan]

On Sun, 14 Oct 2018 21:30:13 +1100
Zenaan Harkness  wrote:

> So Jordan Peterson is a schitzophrenic flake, sneering at free speech
> and spitting on the presumption of innocence.

and spitting on so called 'due process' and 'statute of limitations' 

but on the other hand, a guy like kavanaugh should be beaten to death, 
not because of imaginary 'sexual abuse' allegations by feminazis but because 
he's a high ranking government criminal.

as to peterson

https://mobile.twitter.com/jordanbpeterson/status/1048374221355667456

"a figure who might be less divisive might be put forward." 

notice how christian fascist peterson wants Unity. 

Re: Police told to avoid looking at iphone x

[grarpamp]

Just set a raunchy XXX sex scene as the background,
or some steamy hot doughnuts, a hotwife, maybe a fat paycheck...
they'll have that fucker locked up tight in 30sec or less ;)

Re: Media Write Protection / Crypto Devices / BadUSB - #OpenFabs #OpenHW

[Mirimir]

On 10/13/2018 10:50 PM, grarpamp wrote:



>> But write-once CDs are pretty safe, I think. No?
> 
> In customary use, probably, far more than any of the formerly
> mentioned non hardware write protectable devices.
> 
> To be sure you'd need to use it in a old drive that has no
> writing capability, or a writer that had its writing physically
> disabled.

Yeah, good point. But hey, they're probably about free on eBay.

> Yet there's probably not really a thing as hardware
> write once optical...

Right. I'd forgotten about multisession recording on CD-R:[0]

| With multisession-capable recording software, you can reuse
| a partially used CD-R by creating a new session on the remaining
| blank space of the disc. When you do so, however, the previous
| sessions become inaccessible. Only the last session on the disc
| can be read. This might be useful if you back up a small number
| of files every day and you don’t need the previous day’s backups
| after you have made today’s copy. You could use the same CD
| several times and always have access to the most recent copies.

That in itself wouldn't be very useful for a system running from the
CD-R, because it would nuke itself by doing multisession recording.

But ...

> There's a spinning layer of stuff with a laser pointing at it,
> and a firmware blob deciding to tell it to fire.
> There's no hardware write protect for the laser enable, or the
> firmware, and the firmware is clearly hackable and flashable by
> the user, hacked, or backdoor commanded system. That's enough
> to burn down unburnt bits on the media causing instruction /
> addressing / data changes, extending capacity by raw appending
> or extra sessions, etc.

So yeah, stuff could probably be written. Maybe it'd help to use all
disk capacity when writing, by appending random-data file(s) at the end
of the write. But ...

> Last thing needed is laser sync into pre existing track
> (possibly using servo tracks) for the burn down / append /
> additional sessions. Totally forget all of little about the media
> and laser controller there so you'd have to research what the
> laser servo mech uses to do something useful.

That's over my head. Maybe there are gaps in tracks, which could be used
to store new data. Or maybe it's possible to write slightly off track,
without hosing existing data. I have no clue.

> Under attack, optical is probably not as "write once" as people
> might think, let alone as random / corruptive scribble proof.

Those are good points. So what? Paper tape, in a reader that can't punch
holes? But seriously, using CD readers with wimpy lasers that can't
alter the disks is probably best.

> Exploiting optical would be worth a big pile of Defcon / CCC
> lulz for anyone who can demo a POC of it.
> 
> Explore it :)

:)

0) https://www.techrepublic.com/article/all-about-cd-r-and-cd-rw/

exposed/ Juan right again - J.Peterson utterly conflicted - was Re: JP/Kavanaugh explained - [PEACE]

[Zenaan Harkness]

So Jordan Peterson is a schitzophrenic flake, sneering at free speech
and spitting on the presumption of innocence.

It's tough to admit ... AGAIN ... Juan is right about Peterson.

Peterson called publicly for Kavanaugh to "step down" from his SCOTUS
appointment literally to "resolve the Jewish conundrum", thus
throwing out centuries of English common law.

Thread below.




It started when the following nearly 3 hour "Dr Oz" interview of
Jordan Peterson landed in my inbox:

> On Wed, Oct 10, 2018 at 03:48:16AM +1100, Sheldon Harkness wrote:
> > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AscPHmLWo-M



On Wed, Oct 10, 2018 at 10:27:22AM +1100, Zenaan Harkness wrote:
> Jordan Peterson, as we know, kicked Faith Goldy (a popular somewhat
> "right wing" reporter/ interviewer/ youtuber) off of his "Free
> Speech Today..." panel (I think this was last year).
> 
> That was the first warning sign.
> 
> He's been asked a few times and he's never apologized for that.
> 
> That was the second warning sign.
> 
> JP said way back to "never apologize, especially to the mob", so I
> guess he can be forgiven for not apologizing. But...
> 
> Finally, on Twitter a few days ago, due to the Jewish "conundrum"
> put forward by fellow Jews about Trump's recent SCOTUS pick, JP
> called for Justice Kavanaugh, if he gets nominated (he now has
> been) to step down from the Supreme Court because of the rape
> allegations and the vicious baying mob.  See here:
> 
>   
> https://dailystormer.name/shifty-conman-jordan-peterson-serves-as-healer-for-jews-calls-on-kavanaugh-to-resign/
> 
> 
> So as far as I'm concerned, that's strike 3 against JP.
> 
> It is possible he could redeem himself one day - we'll see.



On Wed, Oct 10, 2018 at 12:23:31PM +1100, Zenaan Harkness wrote:
> By the way, here's what JP asked now SCOTUS Justice Kavanaugh to
> do:
> 
>   “And the #MeToo movement has been set back. For many of its
>   champions were, in Kavanaugh’s case, demanding a suspension of
>   the principle of “innocent until proven guilty,” and calling for
>   the judge’s rejection in disgrace, based solely on their belief
>   in a wholly uncorroborated 36-year-old story.”
> 
> 
> Absolutely pathetic!
> 
> Zenaan



On Wed, Oct 10, 2018 at 09:03:59PM +1100, Zenaan Harkness wrote:
> Here's the low down on Dr. Oz:
> https://dailystormer.name/satanic-genius-healer-of-the-jews-peterson-appears-with-turkish-necromancer-for-ritual/



> > On Sun, Oct 14, 2018 at 06:32:33AM +1100, Sheldon Harkness wrote:
> >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvX9ZUyVD5U 
> >> 


> > On 14 Oct 2018, at 10:59 am, Zenaan Harkness  wrote:
> > What does it say?


On Sun, Oct 14, 2018 at 04:21:27PM +1100, Sheldon Harkness wrote:
> it's only a minute or so, and quite nuanced .. something along the lines of:
> 
> 1) Perhaps for the good of the country - e.g. impression of supreme
>court etc, Kavanaugh could step down after being cleared and
>appointed, and then they could appoint an equally conservative
>justice
> 2) It was just a thought - and may well be wrong (e.g. the fight
>may be better as many suggest)


From: Zenaan Harkness 
Date: Sun, 14 Oct 2018 21:17:17 +1100
Subject: Re: JP/Kavanaugh explained

No matter how "nuanced" his position, the fact is it flies 180
degrees opposite to his previous and very clearly stated position -
i.e. utterly hypocritical.

Classic Jewish "intellectualism" to fit the conversation to frame the
desired "resolution of Jewish conundrum or goals" etc

Innocent until proven guilty has 900 BLOODY YEARS behind it - one of
those famed "pillars" of "Western society", and JP was so ready to
throw it out the window.

And the idea of appointing some other "equally conservative judge"?
This is the WHOLE POINT of the Marxist "Left" - defame, fight dirty,
impugn the character of good men etc - and if that all fails, then
start physical violence - which is now happening e.g. GOP building
getting vandalised and public statements of "this physical
destruction is just the beginning".

And JP thinks these Marxist type of people won't be even MORE
vehement in THE SAME tactics against the next conservative judge?

Sheer lunacy!

JP has two important achievements or messages which have been
worthwhile:

1) Take responsibility in the face of the fact that life is filled
   with suffering and malevolence (clean up your room, lift your
   load).

2) "Marxism" is a dirty word. Everyone now knows this - the Internet
   and the spread of ideas today is so rapid, it's awesome!
   So even the legacy media (MSM) knows that Marxism can no longer be
   hailed - there is no more excuse.


Other than that, Peterson has:

1) slapped free speech in the face (removing Faith Goldy from his
   panel literally to discuss free speech)

2) slapped the presumption of innocence in the face (Kavanaugh)

3) utterly failed to address the negative sides of Jewish power and
   Judaism


so fundamentally, he's a coward. A flake.

This is 

Police told to avoid looking at iphone x

[jim bell]

https://www.engadget.com/2018/10/13/police-told-to-avoid-looking-at-iphone-x/

"Police have yet to completely wrap their heads around modern iPhones like the 
X and XS, and that's clearer than ever thanks to a leak.Motherboard has 
obtained a presentation slide from forensics company Elcomsoft telling law 
enforcement to avoid looking at iPhones with Face ID. If they gaze at it too 
many times (five), the company said, they risk being locked out much like 
Apple's Craig Federighi was during the iPhone X launch event. They'd then have 
to enter a passcode that they likely can't obtain under the US Constitution's 
Fifth Amendment, which protects suspects from having to provide 
self-incriminating testimony."

"There are ways around this system, whether or not they're ethically sound -- 
the FBI recently forced a suspect to unlock his iPhone X using Face ID. Some 
warrants can explicitly offer permission to use face unlocking. Many 
investigators won't know about the alternatives, though, and there won't always 
be an option to use the accused person's face. There's no guarantee other 
countries will allow forced face recognition, either."

"The slide also underscores the challenge face recognition poses for 
investigators, especially when there's no fingerprint fallback as with newer 
iPhones. Where it's easy to avoid accidentally triggering a fingerprint reader, 
you can inadvertently set off a system like Face ID just by raising or tapping 
the screen. Like it or not, officers will have to be much more delicate when 
they want access to recent handsets -- especially when they aren't guaranteed 
wired access."

[end of quote]

             Jim Bell

Re: The best defense is a good offense. Was: Re: Silk Road gossip

[grarpamp]

> Thanks very much to John Young of Cryptome.org for keeping the AP essay 
> available to the public

If a concern, you might want to look into submitting text / multimedia
to archive.org and or one of the wikimedia foundation projects,
or even gutenberg, for whatever their curated collections series
is called.

The automated web archive of archive.org probably has scraped
a lot already.