The Washington Post: Swiss report reveals new details on CIA spying operation
The Washington Post: Swiss report reveals new details on CIA spying operation. https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/swiss-report-reveals-new-details-on-cia-spying-operation/2020/11/10/c93ca7fc-2386-11eb-8672-c281c7a2c96e_story.html
Tech Xplore: Alphabet harnesses light beams to bring Internet to Africa
Tech Xplore: Alphabet harnesses light beams to bring Internet to Africa. https://techxplore.com/news/2020-11-alphabet-harnesses-internet-africa.html
James A. donald is a cryptoanarchist-hating, Marxist-at-heart.
Why does Jamesd hate our cryptoanarchist freedoms so much he won't APster any known commies? Xi Jinping needs killing ( My 200 yuen ) Jamesd's circle-of-eunuch seniority must be up in the stratosphere by now. I wouldn't want to perturb its flotation. But we're about to come under a spotlight and I can't work with Marxist ( or inverse-Marxist libertarian ) morons. For Jim Bell, the more exciting question was: “How can we translate the freedom afforded by the Internet to ordinary life?” I think that blockchains will replace armies for national defense, because a blockchain-based assassination market will be created…" Zach. CryptoGo To launch attacks under favorable circumstances is not only every anarchist revolutionary’s right, but their plain duty. The killing of spies, policemen, commissars, the blowing up of police stations, the liberation of prisoners, the seizure of government funds for the needs of the uprising—such operations are already being carried out wherever anarchist insurrection is rife.
Journalist not a c-punks arsehole
JULIAN Assange supports suspected war-criminals and Five-Eyes military secrecy. Assange: I can rule from abroad | | | | | | | | | | | Assange: I can rule from abroad The WikiLeaks party officially launched its senate bid in Melbourne yesterday. Its leader, Julian Assange, says ... | | |
Re: James A. donald is a Lying Apologist for Mass Murder.
On 2020-11-12 10:11, professor rat wrote: > Dan Clore: Contortions at First Hand -- James Donald vs Noam Chomsky | > Anarchist Writers Dan Clore simply repeated the lies of Noam Chomsky in defense of mass murder in Spain, the vastly greater mass murders in Vietnam and the even vastly greater mass murders in Cambodia without acknowledging that these lies had been exposed. For an exposure of the lies in defense of mass murder in Vietnam and Khmer Rouge Cambodia. https://jim.com/chomsdis.htm For an exposure of the lies in defense of somewhat less indiscriminate mass murder in Spain https://jim.com/cat/blood.htm commies calling themselves anarchists want to murder everyone and steal everything. Commies call themselves all sorts of things other than commies. And today, America is rapidly approaching another bloodbath that will be perpetrated by the same people who defended and continue to defend the others to this day. Biden and Kamala are puppets with rather too many puppet masters. One puppet master is the Deep State, and another is the people who supported and continue to support mass murder in Spain, Vietnam, and Cambodia, and who intend to do it all over again in America.
James A. donald is a Lying Apologist for Mass Murder.
Dan Clore: Contortions at First Hand -- James Donald vs Noam Chomsky | Anarchist Writers | | | | | | | | | | | Dan Clore: Contortions at First Hand -- James Donald vs Noam Chomsky | A... | | |
alex jones
Who needs alex jones when we have this Batshit ' govt agent truther ' right here? He even has " Stasi ' in his nym. Jesus Fucking Christ. I have USG agents for breakfast - ask Het. Online threats target Denver investigators | | | | Online threats target Denver investigators | | | I will plead guilty to inventing the assassinphone though ( 2002 archives early )
Rat Scientists look to unify quantum-gravity, cosmology and cryptography
Direct Cryptographic Computation of the Cosmological Constant $Ω_Λ$ | | | | Direct Cryptographic Computation of the Cosmological Constant $Ω_Λ$ A direct cryptographic computation of the Cosmological Constant ΩΛ based solely on a physically anchored prime m... | | |
Computer Scientists Achieve ‘Crown Jewel’ of Cryptography - indistinguishability obfuscation
https://www.quantamagazine.org/computer-scientists-achieve-crown-jewel-of-cryptography-20201110/ In 2018, [Aayush Jain](https://sites.google.com/view/aayushjain/home), a graduate student at the University of California, Los Angeles, traveled to Japan to give a talk about a powerful cryptographic tool he and his colleagues were developing. As he detailed the team’s approach to indistinguishability obfuscation (iO for short), one audience member raised his hand in bewilderment. “But I thought iO doesn’t exist?” he said. At the time, such skepticism was widespread. Indistinguishability obfuscation, if it could be built, would be able to hide not just collections of data but the inner workings of a computer program itself, creating a sort of cryptographic master tool from which nearly every other cryptographic protocol could be built. It is “one cryptographic primitive to rule them all,” said [Boaz Barak](https://www.boazbarak.org/) of Harvard University. But to many computer scientists, this very power made iO seem too good to be true. Computer scientists set forth candidate versions of iO starting in 2013. But the intense excitement these constructions generated gradually fizzled out, as other researchers figured out how to break their security. As the attacks piled up, “you could see a lot of negative vibes,” said [Yuval Ishai](http://www.cs.technion.ac.il/~yuvali/) of the Technion in Haifa, Israel. Researchers wondered, he said, “Who will win: the makers or the breakers?” “There were the people who were the zealots, and they believed in [iO] and kept working on it,” said Shafi Goldwasser, director of the Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing at the University of California, Berkeley. But as the years went by, she said, “there was less and less of those people.” Now, Jain — together with [Huijia Lin](https://homes.cs.washington.edu/~rachel/) of the University of Washington and [Amit Sahai](http://web.cs.ucla.edu/~sahai/), Jain’s adviser at UCLA — has planted a flag for the makers. In a [paper](https://eprint.iacr.org/2020/1003) posted online on August 18, the three researchers show for the first time how to build indistinguishability obfuscation using only “standard” security assumptions. Aayush Jain, a graduate student at the University of California, Los Angeles, in Oakland this month. Eleena Mohanty All cryptographic protocols rest on assumptions — some, such as the famous RSA algorithm, depend on the widely held belief that standard computers will never be able to quickly factor the product of two large prime numbers. A cryptographic protocol is only as secure as its assumptions, and previous attempts at iO were built on untested and ultimately shaky foundations. The new protocol, by contrast, depends on security assumptions that have been widely used and studied in the past. “Barring a really surprising development, these assumptions will stand,” Ishai said. While the protocol is far from ready to be deployed in real-world applications, from a theoretical standpoint it provides an instant way to build an array of cryptographic tools that were previously out of reach. For instance, it enables the creation of “deniable” encryption, in which you can plausibly convince an attacker that you sent an entirely different message from the one you really sent, and “functional” encryption, in which you can give chosen users different levels of access to perform computations using your data. The new result should definitively silence the iO skeptics, Ishai said. “Now there will no longer be any doubts about the existence of indistinguishability obfuscation,” he said. “It seems like a happy end.” The Crown Jewel For decades, computer scientists wondered if there is any secure, all-encompassing way to obfuscate computer programs, allowing people to use them without figuring out their internal secrets. Program obfuscation would enable a host of useful applications: For instance, you could use an obfuscated program to delegate particular tasks within your bank or email accounts to other individuals, without worrying that someone could use the program in a way it wasn’t intended for or read off your account passwords (unless the program was designed to output them). But so far, all attempts to build practical obfuscators have failed. “The ones that have come out in real life are ludicrously broken, … typically within hours of release into the wild,” Sahai said. At best, they offer attackers a speed bump, he said. In 2001, bad news came on the theoretical front too: The strongest form of obfuscation is impossible. Called black box obfuscation, it demands that attackers should be able to learn absolutely nothing about the program except what they can observe by using the program and seeing what it outputs. Some programs, Barak, Sahai and five other researchers [showed](https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/3-540-44647-8_1), reveal their
alex jones
Seeing OG c-punk John " Cryptome ' Young has appeared with Alex Jones more than once and previously published a racist hate-post from Tim " Mongo " May about the 'welcome deaths of 20 million mud-people ', I suggest he be drummed out of cypherpunks with his ears ,nose and fingers cut off. All those in favor? Then as for those - like ' Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 ' that oppose technology. Here's one real easy way for them to directly oppose technology. GET OFF THE INTERNET.
Re: USA 2020 Elections: Thread
> Deep State in full effect... > "Former CIA Director John Brennan said Monday on CNN’s “Cuomo Prime > Time” that Vice President Mike Pence and Cabinet members should invoke > the 25th Amendment to remove President Donald Trump before January 20, > 2021." https://www.zerohedge.com/political/ex-cia-chief-under-obama-urges-palace-coup-against-trump-so-he-doesnt-declassify http://thesaker.is/the-deep-state-vs-the-deep-country/ https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/deep-state-vs-deep-country More on the Dems scam attack regarding Puerto Rico, District of Columbia plan, Guam... you were warned well before October how Dems were scheming to permafuck and install themselves over you... https://www.sovereignman.com/trends/what-happens-if-puerto-rico-became-a-state-29287/ > “I will lie, I will cheat, I will steal, because that’s what’s morally > acceptable in this political environment -- Kris Jacks, Colorado > Democratic Party Executive Committee Member" Libertarians Voluntaryists Anarchists need to learn some new tricks, like actually making and executing on an actual joint plan, because the world, and the US Democrats especially, is rapidly censoring and pushing them out, just like China does... https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/hong-kong-pro-democracy-lawmakers-quit-en-masse-after-beijing-moves-stamp-out-last
Re: USA 2020 Elections: Thread
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/trump-files-emergency-injunction-michigan-demands-recount-over-fraud-malfunctioning The Trump campaign has requested an emergency injunction in a federal lawsuit aimed at preventing the State of Michigan from certifying the results of last week's election until election officials can certify that only legally cast, on time, and legally observed ballots are included in the count. The campaign is alleging several types of fraud, misconduct, and invalidated ballots based on a number of reasons - including 'malfunctioning' vote counting machines made by Dominion Voting Systems. The Tuesday night filing in the US District Court for the Western District of Michigan alleges, among other things, that officials prevented GOP challengers from observing the count, scanned "batches of the same ballots multiple times," illegally accepted and pre-dated late ballots, including from unmonitored drop boxes, and that election workers illegally duplicated ballots," according to a statement from the campaign. The lawsuit requeusts that the court toss all ballots not observed by a GOP election challenger who has been "allowed to meaningfully observe the process and the handling and counting of the ballot." Absentee ballot removed for counting at TCF Center in Detroit, Nov. 4 2020 (photo: Kimberly P. Mitchell, Detroit Free Press) The complaint includes "more than one hundred credentialed election challengers" who have provided "sworn affidavits" that they were prevented from reviewing the ballot count, or validate the legitimacy of absentee ballots. Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson is accused in the suit of failing to follow state election code, which allowed "fraud and incompetence to corrupt the conduct of the 2020 general election." GOP challengers allegedly blocked and intimidated: Many challengers testified that their ability to view the handling, processing, and counting of ballots was physically and intentionally blocked by election officials. At least three challengers said they were physically pushed away from counting tables by election officials to a distance that was too far to observe the counting. Republican challengers who left the TCF Center were not allowed to return, while Democrats were, resulting in "many more Democratic challengers allowed to observe the processing and counting of absent voter ballots." Many challengers testified that they were intimidated, threatened, and harassed by election officials during the ballot processing and counting process. GOP election challengers demand to be let into the TCF Center in Detroit on Wednesday, Nov 4 2020 For reference, here's a video of people cheering as GOP poll watchers were thrown out of the TCF Center in Detroit as absentee ballots were counted. Videos are leaking from inside TCF Center in Detroit showing them cheer as GOP poll watchers are being thrown out as absentee ballot counting is happening, the person filming this was made to delete it, democrat watcher outnumber republican by 3/1, corruption at the highest level pic.twitter.com/WqRPsAG6BS — Don’t stop fighting ✊✌️ (@crystal78243104) November 4, 2020 Batches of ballots run through multiple times: Multiple GOP challengers attested that "batches of ballots were repeatedly run through the vote tabulation machines," with one challenger saying she observed "a stack of about fifty ballots being fed multiple times into a ballot scanner counting machine." Another challenger claims they "observed a station where election workers were working on scanned ballots that had issues that needed to be manually corrected," adding "I believe some of these workers were changing votes that had been cast for Donald Trump and other Republican candidates." When challengers did bring up issues with ballots, they were "ignored and disregarded," according to the complaint, with one claiming that "ballots with votes for Trump were separated from other ballots," and that when they raised challenges over ballot numbers which didn't match their envelopes, they were "disregarded and ignored by election officials," and the "ballots were processed and counted." The filing also claims that ballots which could not be read by a machine were unlawfully duplicated out of the view of challengers, and weren't conducted by a bipartisan pair of election inspectors. Faulty tabulation software: The suit notes that in Antrim County, Michigan, voting machines manufactured by Dominion Voting Systems "were at fault" when they erroneously gave over 6,000 Trump votes to former Vice President Joe Biden. The 'error' - potentially affecting the same machines used in Wayne County - was blamed by Secretary of State Benson on a county clerk who failed to update certain "media drives." Also noted were Dominion machine errors in Oakland County Michigan, which resulted in a Democrat being wrongly declared the winner of a commissioner's race by 104 votes - only to
Re: USA 2020 Elections: Thread
https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/bryan-preston/2020/11/09/remember-when-minneapolis-defunded-its-police-theyre-regretting-that-now-n1134518 Dems defunding their own Dem run cities into being murderous shitholes, LOL... Minneapolis officials are considering bringing in officers from other jurisdictions to help the city’s Police Department as they face a wave of violent crime and an officer shortage. The proposal comes about five months after a majority of council members promised to work toward “ending” the Police Department following George Floyd’s death. The city has struggled to combat a wave of violent crime, recording 74 homicides so far this year.
Re: USA 2020 Elections: Thread
Censorship and isolation/arrest is what leftists do. Oh no Joe, more vote swapping attacks... https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZeeSBwPmTwmW-7X8gNI2jzi8RjOuFXj7/view?usp=sharing "Vote Swapping Attack"... 2020 made this subject of many security researcher whitepapers :(
Re: USA 2020 Elections: Thread
https://jonathanturley.org/2020/11/10/shredding-the-fabric-of-our-democracy-biden-aide-signals-push-for-greater-censorship-on-the-internet/ https://jonathanturley.org/2020/11/04/twitter-double-downs-on-censorship-with-renewed-warnings-on-trump-tweets/ https://mobile.twitter.com/BillR/status/1326006318898032640 After four years of constant censor and bias bit tech and media trial run fraudulently stole 10% from Trump-Reps, US Democrats publicly double down on their true censorship faces, call for MASSIVE censorship regime. " “Shredding The Fabric Of Our Democracy”: Biden Aide Signals Push For Greater Censorship On The Internet We have been discussing the calls for top Democrats for increased private censorship on social media and the Internet. President-elect Joe Biden has himself called for such censorship, including blocking President Donald Trump’s criticism of mail-in voting. Now, shortly after the election, one of Biden’s top aides is ramping up calls for a crackdown on Facebook for allowing Facebook users to read views that he considers misleading — users who signed up to hear from these individuals. Bill Russo, a deputy communications director on Biden’s campaign press team, tweeted late Monday that Facebook “is shredding the fabric of our democracy” by allowing such views to be shared freely. Russo tweeted that “If you thought disinformation on Facebook was a problem during our election, just wait until you see how it is shredding the fabric of our democracy in the days after.” Russo objected to the fact that, unlike Twitter, Facebook did not move against statements that he and the campaign viewed as “misleading.” He concluded. “We pleaded with Facebook for over a year to be serious about these problems. They have not. Our democracy is on the line. We need answers.” For those of us in the free speech community, these threats are chilling. We saw incredible abuses before the election in Twitter barring access to a true story in the New York Post about Hunter Biden and his alleged global influence peddling scheme. Notably, no one in the Biden camp (including Biden himself) thought that it was a threat to our democracy to have Twitter block the story (while later admitting that it was a mistake). I have previously objected to such regulation of speech. What is most disturbing is how liberals have embraced censorship and even declared that “China was right” on Internet controls. Many Democrats have fallen back on the false narrative that the First Amendment does not regulate private companies so this is not an attack on free speech. Free speech is a human right that is not solely based or exclusively defined by the First Amendment. Censorship by Internet companies is a “Little Brother” threat long discussed by free speech advocates. Some may willingly embrace corporate speech controls but it is still a denial of free speech. This is why I recently described myself as an Internet Originalist: The alternative is “internet originalism” — no censorship. If social media companies returned to their original roles, there would be no slippery slope of political bias or opportunism; they would assume the same status as telephone companies. We do not need companies to protect us from harmful or “misleading” thoughts. The solution to bad speech is more speech, not approved speech. If Pelosi demanded that Verizon or Sprint interrupt calls to stop people saying false or misleading things, the public would be outraged. Twitter serves the same communicative function between consenting parties; it simply allows thousands of people to participate in such digital exchanges. Those people do not sign up to exchange thoughts only to have Dorsey or some other internet overlord monitor their conversations and “protect” them from errant or harmful thoughts. Russo’s comments mirror the comments of other Democrats who are seeking greater censorship. Indeed, in the recent Senate hearing on Twitter’s suppression of the Biden story, Democratic senators ignored the admissions of Big Tech CEOs that they were wrong to bar the story and, instead, insisted that the CEOs pledge to substantially increase such censorship. Senator Jacky Rosen warned the CEOS that “you are not doing enough” to prevent “disinformation, conspiracy theories and hate speech on your platforms.” Again, as someone raised in a deeply liberal and Democratic family in Chicago, I do not know when the Democratic party became the party for censorship. However, limiting free speech is now a rallying cry for Democratic members and activists alike. At risk is the single greatest invention for free speech since the printing press. Russo’s comments reaffirms that the Biden Administration will continue this assault against Internet free speech. What is most unnerving is that Russo is denouncing such free speech as “shredding the fabric of our democracy.” There was a time when free speech was the very right that we fought to protect in our democratic
Re: GnuPG 'Lottery' - 'fun' with 256 bit keys
On Tue, Nov 10, 2020 at 12:23 AM Karl wrote: > > (honestly i am very confused by an assumption of discerning a private > key by hope for collision, as a normal thing without explanation or > reminder of some new change in technology or research making this > reasonable. i can't tell what is real here.) Why confused? What I described in my OP on the GnuPG ML should be possible today or in the future, even if chances are super minimal. I mean what does Bitcoin Collider Software, like LBC, Brainflayer etc. does? The 256bit HEX values people are looking for, as understood, need also be in a valid range, according to Bitcoin specs. An example collision could look like this if you examine this GnuPG signature (which has a secret Bitcoin key with a positive balance: (seen in a Usenet posting) https://lists.gnupg.org/pipermail/gnupg-users/2020-January/063203.html Regarding research (and GnuPG) people could write for example a program which checks a complete publicity available key server dump for signature packets #2 i.e the once that are only 256bit long and then convert them, keep them in a text file and use a balance checker program ... Regards Stefan
Re: I have one thing to say about Jamesd
Do NOT offend Tim May. Jim is a disgrace to the world.
Re: JACK Dorsey needs killing
Hi, If I see you post a death threat or request to this list again I will publicly label you a community disruptor. It sounds like you need somebody to hack your camera and monitor and record you, so you can be kept safe from others. I am not aware of anybody who can do this, myself. On Tue, Nov 10, 2020, 2:36 AM professor rat wrote: > JACKASS Jack played Goebbels and Lord Haw Haw too long and his death can't > come soon > > enough. I will pay 200 USD$ towards this or equivalent in Btc. > > You know I'm good for it. >
Re: My apologies Tanaka
Oooh... Afraid to menace me publicly, Matt? It's sooo sweet... :) I do _not_ respect cowards. Aff... Go you also to the SPAM filter, noisy creature. Wait for my death, please. Probably, it will be sooner and more interesting than expected. My way, not yours. <3 Bye baby bye... :) On Wed, Nov 11, 2020, 13:37 professor rat wrote: > Read archives. Does the expression " Lie down with dogs - get up with > fleas " mean anything to you? > > No justice - no peace. I disagree with what you say and will defend that > to your death. > > Please don't write to me ever again. Tia. >
I have one thing to say about Jamesd
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Morning Spam
I haven't read the replies I haven't acknowledged, because I'm trying to slow down entering the dissociative state where I post obsessively to the list and do nothing else, and accessing the same threads could trigger it faster. Here is a webcomic outline. To help with the major motion picture being slowly grown from horrifically enslaved countries to bring their dead beloved dictators back to life as respected community members with badly needed medical care: Mind Control Boss, the Webcomic, draft 1 #1 panel 1: Setting: Boss's office Boss: "Somebody mentioned mind control on that mailing list. Let me know when it's cleaned up." Cleanup Worker (previously Secretary of State, talking honestly, has bloody wires leaving scalp, wears weapons dealer logo on smart looking political outfit): "Of course, Boss! We love you so much for enslaving us to your every whim!" panel 2: Setting: local coffee shop named "Underground Spy and Rebel Network, Come One Come All" Specialist (now a cleanup worker for Boss): "The Boss told me to clean this mailing list up. I told him to fuck off, that it's out of his control." Excited Supporter (at a nearby table of torture victims, rescue workers, and diplomats): "What list now?" State Worker (wears same weapons dealer logo as Secretary of State, watching, is at table of rebels with Specialist, in role of "way to control and spy on Boss", texting privately on Mobile Phone): [Excited Supporter will b worker who rebels. Can u make sure 2 erase what they look up tonight?] panel 3: Setting: same coffee shop Rebel Worker (sitting next to State Worker, wears same shirt, phone dings and looks suddenly at State Worker): "The fuck???" Dead State Worker's Mobile Phone: "Contacting Cleanup. Thank you for using Dictatorsoft." Specialist (same one, at table): , "Again" #2 panel 1: (torture victim, excited supporter, and/or rebel worker visit mailing list, assume it is super cool, archive it and spread it everywhere) panel 2: Scene: Former Secretary of State's office Cleanup Worker (formerly secretary of state, bloody wires leaving neatly combed hair, gesturing at corpse of State Worker, talking to Machine Learning Marketer): "Boss can't see well and needs to hear it from the horse's mouth, and the horse is dead. Could you fix up a video chat for us where the horse is alive?" Machine Learning Marketer (knows nothing about machine learning, is new to corporation): "Certainly. We do that all the time." panel 3: Scene: Boss's office, with corpse of State Worker present, propped up as if still alive. Boss is in a hospital bed. Corpse of State Worker (blurry due to severe issues Boss is having): "Boss, I am your loyal servant. The mailing list has been cleaned up." #3 Scene: Former Secretary of State's Office Standing Corpse of State Worker: "I have bad news. The rebel mailing list posts we've been using to share propaganda are predicted to make more rebels than propaganda." State Worker 2 (hired to replace State Worker after their death, bloody wires leaving scalp): "Don't say that! I might tell the boss!" Corpse of State Worker: "Very sorry." #4 Scene: Former Secretary of State's Office Standing Corpse of State Worker 2 (microelectronics and brains hanging out of scalp, eyes moving wildly and independently of each other): "After being brought back from the dead so many times by Machine Learning Marketer, Boss can no longer learn new information without being killed out of fear of subversion by propaganda. This doesn't seem much like leadership to the workers, so we've kind of reinterpreted who the boss really is, and listen instead to their "spirit" rather than letting them say anything. Machine Learning Marketer has a computer that can report spirit." Machine Learning Marketer has bloody wires leaving their scalp. Standing Corpse of State Worker 3 (also has obviously poorly-done bci surgery): "You said you replaced the Boss with a computer simulation?" State Worker 2: "Yeah, can you kill me until I do it well enough to say straight, for the coffee shop?" Machine Learning Marketer: . "I think the simulation just mind controlled me not to." #5
Re: How Do We Escape Computer Controlled Propaganda Flow
On 2020-11-10 08:58, Zenaan Harkness wrote: > Cryptography unfortunately can't stop the dead from voting. Another problem is that cryptographic votes can easily be sold or stolen - we already have massive ballot harvesting, for example everyone in every old person's home in a county, by amazing coincidence, applying for an absentee ballot at the exact same time, different people in different nursing homes all happen to take action simultaneously. How is someone in an old person's home going to secure their cryptographic keys? Of course this would not be a problem with sovereign corporations, because a share is a vote controlling assets, and you are supposed to be able to buy and sell your vote. I like Moldbug's idea of sovereign corporation whose product is the protection of people and assets. Democracies have a long and disastrous history. They work for a little while, work great, unlike socialism where people usually start going hungry the second harvest after socialism was instituted. But they end horribly, with a mob of degenerates on welfare being manipulated by the shapers of public opinion, and eventually who is in charge is actually settled by frequent violence, rather than by voting.
Re: I have one thing to say about...
On 2020-11-09 22:09, Peter Fairbrother wrote: > On 09/11/2020 09:51, jam...@echeque.com wrote: >> On 2020-11-09 01:46, Robert Hettinga wrote: >>> ...the President. >>> >>> He’s gotten outta weirder shit than this. > > Well he did have a good start - his dad Fred effectively gave him about > 3 billion when he was alive through low interest loans, and left him > another billion. > > 4 billion in Manhattan property at 1990 prices = about 20 billion today; > yet he's either broke or nearly broke now.. Trump has six hundred millon in debt, and, according to you twenty billion in assets. Hence nineteen billion, and I think you are wildly under estimating his assets. Most of his assets are far beyond Manhattan. I can visit Trump facilities all over the world.
Re: My apologies Tanaka
Darling, Read 2016 archives. I know exactly who I am and what I did before. I am not being a coward, or a lazy, I am just giving priority to my physical and psychological health in this moment. A dead person can _not_ research, so I need to keep myself alive and, if possible, comfortable. So I gave up of two personal projects tonight because they were hurting me. Respect my pain, please. I've spent more than an year in an inutile, unuseful way. Now I need to fix everything, uff... :-/ Sorry, I don't understand part of your references and I am not trying to play the "good cop". I am completely free for choosing what I want to read or not, what I want to do or not. Anarchism and Freedom, correct? :) Peace, please. <3 Ceci -- Loving. Caring. Sharing. Being Excellent To Each Other And To Our Hackerspace. <3 -- "Don't let anyone rob you of your imagination, your creativity, or your curiosity. It's your place in the world; it's your life. Go on and do all you can with it, and make it the life you want to live." - Mae Jemison
