Re: Tor
On 2021-05-31 04:38, Karl wrote: > One group I know lost access to their website multiple times, the old > website stayed up and google directed people to it, they had to register a > new domain name ... Could you give me the group and the domain names? git's gpg commits can in principle deal with this, but hard to use, and people are unlikely to use them. Git should check continuity the way ssh does.
Re: Phys.org: Breaking the warp barrier for faster-than-light travel
On 2021-03-11 17:12, jim bell wrote: > Phys.org: Breaking the warp barrier for faster-than-light travel. > https://phys.org/news/2021-03-warp-barrier-faster-than-light.html > Jim Bell's comment:. Not quite 'Star Trek' level, but... > The proposal describes a warp bubble, traveling faster than light, involving immense amounts of energy. But creating the warp bubble in the first place, and getting out of it without forming a black hole and getting gobbled up by the black hole, would appear to involve a surface of infinite blue shift, which requires shock wave in space time of infinite energy density.
Re: grarpamps' fascist propaganda - Re: Coronavirus: Thread
On 2021-04-03 12:01, Karl Semich wrote: > I'm not sure what > acknowledging the politically incorrect words of others would mean. You acknowledge by making a relevant response that shows you heard and understood what he said, even if you disagree. For example, I argue that sexual behavior in small girls frequently sets in well before puberty, with the result that adult males in the general vicinity are apt to be punished for misconduct to which they scarcely contributed, because someone must be be punished, and women can do no wrong sexually. You could disagree with that while acknowledging what I said by saying that little girls are always angelic, and it is always bad men predating on them, rather than them sexually harassing adult non kin alpha males with adult female preselection. Or you could refuse to acknowledge by accusing me of saying that it is OK to rape little girls because they were asking for it.
Re: grarpamps' fascist propaganda - Re: Coronavirus: Thread
On 2021-04-03 10:38, Karl wrote: > Punk, I'm calling you "bot" because you re-use the same phrases so > much that most of what you say could be easily automated nowadays. It > could even be reverse-engineered to discern properties of the data you > learned from. A lot of these people are obviously bots - either literal bots, or like a third world help line worker on an unhelpful help line, reading from a script someone else wrote for them and assigned to them - and the guy who wrote the help line script never anticipated your problem, therefore what you are saying goes unheard. It is apparent that most of these people (in so far as they are even people) are working under close supervision, since they cannot say certain politically incorrect things, or even acknowledge that certain politically incorrect things were said.
Re: Intel TSMC Build Three US Fabs
On 2021-03-24 15:09, grarpamp wrote: > None are #OpenFabs... > > https://news.slashdot.org/story/21/03/23/2127254/intel-to-spend-20-billion-to-build-two-new-chip-fabs-in-arizona > > During today's "Intel Unleashed: Engineering the Future" webcast, > Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger gave an update on the company's future plans > and developments, one of which includes a $20 billion investment to > build two new chip fabs in Arizona. > > The new factories are expected to "become a major provider of foundry > capacity in the U.S. and Europe" to serve the global demand for > semiconductor manufacturing. "To deliver this vision, Intel is > establishing a new standalone business unit, Intel Foundry Services > (IFS), led by semiconductor industry veteran Dr. Randhir Thakur. IFS > will be differentiated from other foundry offerings with a combination > of leading-edge process technology and packaging, committed capacity > in the U.S. and Europe, and a world-class IP portfolio for customers, > including x86 cores as well as ARM and RISC-V ecosystem IPs." > "Gelsinger said the foundry business will compete in a market > potentially worth $100 billion by 2025," reports CNBC. "A slide > displayed by Intel suggested that companies including Amazon, Google, > Microsoft and Qualcomm could be customers for the business." > > The company is also partnering with IBM to improve chip logic and > packaging technologies, which will "enhance the competitiveness of the > U.S. semiconductor industry and support key U.S. government > initiatives." Intel has been trying, and failing, to build modern chip foundries for some time. At present, if you want large, fast, chip with high transistor density, Taiwan Semiconductor and Samsung's foundries are the only game in town. I attribute this to political correctness. If you have one dud member on the team, who has to be included because gay, black, female, or such, the whole team fails. One dud team in a group of teams, the whole project fails. For a long time we had women etc on the team, but just did not actually include them. They drew pay, but were no allowed near anything they could break. They wound up in the art harem. But then there was political pressure to halt this quiet practice, and Silicon Valley went down the tubes. Female team members are a particular problem, because ever attempt to discuss the technology being developed turns into a shit test. Black team members will actually talk about the technology, female team members are pretending to talk about the technology, but are actually talking about who is alpha.
Re: CNBC: Why there's a chip shortage that's hurting everything from the PlayStation 5 to the Chevy Malibu
On 2021-02-11 10:10, jim bell wrote: > CNBC: Why there's a chip shortage that's hurting everything from the > PlayStation 5 to the Chevy Malibu. > https://www.cnbc.com/2021/02/10/whats-causing-the-chip-shortage-affecting-ps5-cars-and-more.html > The reason there is a chip shortage is tech failure. Old fabs in the west are stopping, and new fabs keep opening, but then the opening is delayed because working chips just are not coming out of them. We are massively dependent on Korean and Taiwanese fabs - and the politically correct explanations of the chip shortage are a reasonable account provided you just politely ignore the mysterious decline of western fabs. China hopes to be able to produce state of the art chips soon. They have made a lot of progress in recent years. Chinese made CPUs still suck - but they are CPUs, they can run Linux and windows, sort of. Just kind of slow and ugly. That is a very large step forward. China hopes to end dependence on foreign made chips by 2025. It is a plausible goal. They seem to be on track so far. Meanwhile we become rapidly more dependent on foreign made chips. At the moment, state of the art is Korean and Taiwanese.
Re: Ars Technica: ISPs step up fight against SpaceX, tell FCC that Starlink will be too slow
On 2021-02-10 14:05, jim bell wrote: > Ars Technica: ISPs step up fight against SpaceX, tell FCC that Starlink will > be too slow. > https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2021/02/isps-step-up-fight-against-spacex-tell-fcc-that-starlink-will-be-too-slow/ The question is, will Starlink have capacity to adequately server rural locations in seven years time. The model that the critics are using to predict starlink shortfall assumes that subscribers will have a hundred megabits per second download and upload, and will on average consume 15.3 megabits per second, equivalent to everyone having a monthly cap of five hundred *terabytes* and using it all. That is one ginormous gigantic internet pipe to each consumer. The rural isps putting forward this objection typically provide caps less than than a thousandth of that.
Re: SlashGear: This SpaceX Starlink limit has killed my satellite internet dream for now
On 2021-02-06 05:11, jim bell wrote: > SlashGear: This SpaceX Starlink limit has killed my satellite internet dream > for now. > https://www.slashgear.com/spacex-starlink-cell-location-limit-digital-nomad-rv-roaming-applications-04658114/ > Starlink has a big potential market in planes and caravans. Has to support them sooner or later. Right now, however, it is only available in a the extreme north and extreme south, so georestrictions are necessary.
Re: What advantage does Signal protocol have over basic public key encryption?
On 2021-01-26 04:31, David Barrett wrote: > Yes, this does assume a central keyserver -- and I agree, it's possible > that it lies to you, establishing a connection with someone other than who > you requested (or even a man-in-the-middle). I don't know how to really > solve that for real without some out-of-band confirmation that the > public key returned by the keyserver (whether centralized or distributed) > matches the public key of the person you want to talk to. Jitsi's solution works. It is the much studied reliable broadcast problem, which is a hard but much studied problem, with a bunch of hard to understand solutions, which nonetheless work. > I think you are saying that performance isn't a real world concern, but > forward secrecy is? If so, that makes sense. Yes. Ristretto25519 shared secret construction (using asymmetric cryptography to construct a shared secret that is then used in symmetric cryptography) takes 2.5 microseconds on my computer running unoptimized debug code. For forward secrecy, you need to construct two secrets, one from the transient key and one from some mingling of the permanent key with the transient key, which takes 5 microseconds. And you then use the authenticated shared secret for the rest of the session.
Re: blow your mind - Trump won - docco #1 -- Peaceful transition - THREAD - [PEACE] [AND] [POPCORN]
On 2021-01-25 06:51, Zenaan Harkness wrote: > On Sat, Jan 23, 2021 at 12:22:56PM +1000, jam...@echeque.com wrote: >> On 2021-01-21 22:01, Zenaan Harkness wrote: >>> For starters I have to technically concede to Punk, in that 20th Jan 2021 >>> did not play out as I believed it would, Trump was not inaugurated >>> yesterday, to the shock of many including (for the first few painful hours) >>> myself. Holding faith during such dark nights is not easy... >> >> We were screwed on January 6th when Trump abandoned his forces. >> >> For us to win, Trump needed to proclaim the insurrection act before >> January 6th and start organizing the unorganized militia. > > > > Ladies and gentlemen, Trump won the 2020 USA election, and he won the game > from heaven a few years ago. > > A little primer has just been put together. It'll blow your mind: > >What you didn't know about our President Donald John Trump. Because they > hid it from you! >https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSJV1B9PV10 > > > > We are indeed blessed. > > > And I never thought I'd be saying this: hat tip to MbS - yes, Mohammad bin > Salman of the House of Saud. > > We can rest assured, a fantastic new day is not far away now a the last of > the clean up is done. > > Peace all, this is a great day, and we are truly blessed to have Donald John > Trump at the helm. > We are screwed. We did not get the leadership we needed. No one else is going to save us, and we cannot save ourselves without a leader.
Re: Peaceful transition - THREAD - [PEACE] [AND] [POPCORN]
On 2021-01-21 22:01, Zenaan Harkness wrote: > For starters I have to technically concede to Punk, in that 20th Jan 2021 did > not play out as I believed it would, Trump was not inaugurated yesterday, to > the shock of many including (for the first few painful hours) myself. > Holding faith during such dark nights is not easy... We were screwed on January 6th when Trump abandoned his forces. For us to win, Trump needed to proclaim the insurrection act before January 6th and start organizing the unorganized militia.
Re: freeing crypto investment?
On 2021-01-22 22:00, Karl wrote: > just trying to spark a little dialogue > > So you know, a cryptocurrency trading bot can make over _1%_return > _per_day_ on investment, trading on cryptocurrency exchanges. This is > because of political attacks on cryptocurrency markets preventing the > prices from stabilising. > > it would be helpful to work with people of opposing politics on such > things, so we can become wealthy. personally, i have no income at > this time, and have spent my savings. > > There are a number of issues one runs into when trying to maintain > such a bot, and a number of known solutions to such issues. It is > hard for me to type them. > > i've run into issues trading cryptocurrency, and suspect private > machine learning algorithms and private organised communities are > artificially stimulating things to increase their profits or control > the markets. > > i have seen trading behavior change in response to the introduction of > new bots and in response to their immediate behaviors, severely > reducing the effect of backtesting. > > i have also seen exchanges go down for many months, and i have seen > falsified historical data, when a new kind of bot is introduced and > sustained. The crypto currency exchanges are run by crooks and are full of crooks scamming crooks. (So was the Mortgage Backed Security Market) If you don't know who the pigeon is, you are the pigeon. As a very smart man recently posted, we need to replace the crypto currency exchanges with atomic transactions between blockchains.
Re: Peaceful transition - THREAD - [PEACE] [AND] [POPCORN]
On 2021-01-19 12:23, Zenaan Harkness wrote: > [ Nope, he didn't say "transition to military power", he said "peaceful > transition to military power" ;) ] We are going to get a Napoleon eventually, and the sooner the better, but I regret that a transition to military power is probably premature. Everyone in the deep state thinks that with democratically elected president out of the way, they will be running the country, but there are far too many of them, they are all going to cut a deal with the radical left, and they are all going to find themselves with the short end of the stick.
Re: 'coderman's' 'anarchy'
On 2021-01-16 03:04, coderman wrote: > if social organization is a spectrum, there are some models clearly flawed; > dictatorships, monarchies, fascist totalitarianism, communism. empirically, some monarchies work very well, for example Dubai, and some democracies work horribly badly. Of course you would doubtless argue that a democracy that works horribly badly is not a real democracy - and it is usually the case that in a democracy that works horribly badly, the opposition gets cancelled, deplatformed, demonetized, beaten up, and imprisoned on frivolous charges, while the ruling faction gets away with obvious criminal acts. Like the USA.
Re: [not][a][joke]How To Kill the Right Wing
On 2021-01-13 07:36, Karl wrote: > There is nothing contradictory about caring about your neighbors, > wanting to listen to and understand them, and wanting them to listen > to and understand you. The problem however, is Trotsky, a communist, an urbanite, and a failed Jewish money lender, says "Hail fellow peasant, I too am a peasant. And your enemy is the kulak, the man with two cows, who is an agent of your enemy Wall Street, and was assigned his two cows by Wall Street" And then Trotsky murders the peasant with two cows, and takes the peasant's land. Then he takes the land and seed corn of the peasant with no cows. Nice talk is unpersuasive when leftists are murdering real and suspected Trump supporters and getting away with it.
Re: [not][a][joke]How To Kill the Right Wing
On 2020-12-13 22:12, Karl wrote: > Given the political left, notably social justice, is stuffed full of people > who honestly care about the political right, it is very revealing to see us > targeted with so much overt messaging claiming we are trying to harm the > political right. Could that be because you actually are harming the political right? Deplatforming, cancelling, and demonetization is actual harm, and has escalated to physical assault, and sometimes actual murder. Predictably, no one has been punished for assaulting a member of the right, even a Senator, no one has been punished for attempted murder shown on widely seen video of someone they were trying to kill for being insufficiently left, and the only person actually punished for actual murder of a Trump supporter had to be taken out extrajudicially. (Shot in the back "while resisting arrest", because the cops knew the DA would let him off).
Re: Pentagon Jew Oinker, BatShit-Stasi 2.0, wants to AML/KYC cypherpunks!
> On Thu, Dec 10, 2020 at 08:29:51AM +, professor rat wrote: >> This lowlife Jew-Loving On 2020-12-10 20:19, Zig the N.g wrote: > What the hell you got against Jews? You keep repeating this as a slur. Professor Rat is a shill. Probably a Soros shill. Two Jews, three factions - Soros does not like nationalist Jews, Orthodox Jews, or Jewish businessmen who made their money on the free market. Not to mention rival Jewish oligarchs.
Re: Foundations for treason against MSM executives ? -- ONE lousy vote, every 4 years! - treason - USA 2020 Elections: Thread
On 2020-12-11 08:28, Zenaan Harkness wrote: > Jim, do you know if treason is defined in the USA constitution? Section 3 of the constitution: Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort. No Person shall be convicted of Treason unless on the testimony of two Witnesses to the same overt Act, or on Confession in open Court. The Congress shall have Power to declare the Punishment of Treason, but no Attainder of Treason shall work Corruption of Blood, or Forfeiture except during the Life of the Person attainted. Which presupposes a well defined enemy who is in a state of war with a state of united states. If the Chinese had a hand in rigging the election, I suppose that would suffice, but it is probably an inside job. On the face of it, disregarding the constitution, abandoning due process, and stuffing ballot boxes does not constitute treason as defined in the constitution.
Re: Foundations for treason against MSM executives ? -- ONE lousy vote, every 4 years! - treason - USA 2020 Elections: Thread
On 2020-12-10 22:49, Steven Schear wrote: > No one like these exec's or deep staters will ever face serious charges > until we have private criminal prosecutions or a revolution. Sure they will. The deep state is chronically disunited. We have been through this many times in history. With the normal processes of the Republic (elections, due process, etcetera dead) there is no means of resolving conflicts within the elite, which will turn increasingly violent. Eventually one man will seize total power - either a rightist, like Sulla, or a leftist like Napoleon or Stalin. Right now we have Soros and Trump looking for the job, but chaos may well continue for a long time, with no end of increasingly rapid and drastic changes. Whoever it is will punish them - if a leftist, the Revolution devours its children, if a Sulla, will crush them because left. Either way whoever becomes dictator will kick down the ladder by which he became dictator. I could visit many times in history where what is happening now has happened before. It usually ends with most of the guilty dead, albeit an awful lot of the innocent also dead. The process usually takes decades. Was refreshingly quick in Rome the first time around, but took a horribly long time in Rome the second time around.
Re: gun nutcases
On 2020-12-07 12:24, Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 wrote: > On Sun, 6 Dec 2020 21:13:55 -0500 > to make your own 3d printer you need to first make your own computer(s). In > other words, if you don't want to buy your 3d printer from govcorp you need > your own IC manufacturing plant. While Intel looks rather married to the government these days, the corporations that build 3d printers and build the computer chips for them are generally not.
Re: Ukraine ecstatic about new flight capacity: purchases 12 Turkish drones -- diagnosed with Covid, leap from hospital window to death to avoid the consequences (x4)
On 2020-12-07 09:44, Zenaan Harkness wrote: > For comparison, the "Bayraktar TB2 combat drone" even has a payload capacity > of ... 150 kg!! Oh Wow! Surely Ukraine will rule the skies with these > beasts Nah, the intent is not to rule the skies, but to rule the ground. Turkey has radically transformed the nature of war. One drone can take out four tanks, or four mobile artillery, or four small groups of soldiers. Then fly back to a hastily improvised very small air strip, and reload. Its small size plus its excellent stealth makes it hard to shoot down. It makes tanks, artillery, and large groups of soldiers obsolete, because it can do most of the things and tank or mobile artillery can do, plus it can blow up tanks and mobile artillery, and tanks and mobile artillery cannot blow it up. The peak of technology is the fighter plane. Why do you need fighter planes? To blow up ground support planes like the famous A10, the warthog. Well, the Turkish drone is a ground support plane that your fighter cannot easily find. Most of our military apparatus has become obsolete. Each drone carries four end guided anti tank or anti personnel missiles or bombs, that it can land right on a pocket handkerchief from a considerable height and distance. There are a bunch of drone videos on you tube seen through the eyes of the drone, and it looks like no one targeted by the drone saw their end coming. One moment they were hanging around, the next moment, boom. Unseen sudden death from above. Tanks, our existing air force, you can forget them.
Re: No crypto justice - no crypto peace
On 2020-12-05 10:14, professor rat wrote: > As Bakunin said... > > " Freedom without anarchism is privilege and injustice ..." If you guys were in power you would murder Bakunin, as you murdered his people in Spain. Freedom without property, without the right to the value created by one's work and by the wise application of capital to its highest and best use, is not only not freedom, but generally results in mass murder and economic collapse. Bakunin sort of finessed and evaded this problem, but it came to a head in Spain.
Re: Left-anarchists and Btc
On 2020-12-01 15:36, professor rat wrote: > The term ' Left anarchist' ought to be a redundancy. There are no left anarchists. There used to be left anarchists, who believed one could have socialism without a state. Bakunin certainly, maybe Proudhon, though Proudhon is so fond of self contradiction it is hard to say what his beliefs were. Maybe he himself did not know. They got killed in Spain by, "anarchists" more than by commies, and the remaining anarchists ceased to be socialist, and remaining socialists lost any real interest in anarchism.
Re: Deep Mind reportedly folds proteins like a Boss
On 2020-12-04 16:00, jam...@echeque.com wrote: > On 2020-12-04 00:15, grarpamp wrote: >> Chandler Fab42 > > > Semico says https://semico.com/content/why-did-intel-press-pause-fab-42 > > "this week brings the news that Intel is delaying the startup of its > Fab 42 in Chandler, Arizona ... Semico believes it is just a matter of time" the news that Intel is delaying the startup follows shortly after the announcement of that the fab had started up.
Re: NAZI Zenaan Harkness preaches race-war & Genocide in Au
> On Tue, Dec 01, 2020 at 02:04:03AM -0500, Karl wrote: > > I am being forced to post to this list right now and do not want to. On 2020-12-01 17:49, Zenaan Harkness wrote: > Please describe this force and/or people forcing you, and how they or it is > forcing you, in as much detail as you can. Out of power leftists are mentally ill. Karl is an out of power leftist. Havel's Greengrocer leftists are out power, but saner than they appear. Sincere out of power leftists are generally just for real crazy.
Re: Deep Mind reportedly folds proteins like a Boss
On 2020-12-04 00:15, grarpamp wrote: > Chandler Fab42 Semico says https://semico.com/content/why-did-intel-press-pause-fab-42 "this week brings the news that Intel is delaying the startup of its Fab 42 in Chandler, Arizona ... Semico believes it is just a matter of time"
Re: Deep Mind reportedly folds proteins like a Boss
> On 12/3/20, jam...@echeque.com wrote: >> When Intel married the government, soon stopped being able to produce >> silicon. Their last fab recently shut down, and now they rely on a >> Taiwanese fab. >> >> The last working fabs in America are owned by the King of Dubai - who is >> indeed a government, but not the USG government. On 2020-12-03 18:35, grarpamp wrote: > What you quoting? > > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Intel_manufacturing_sites Which for each site lists opened such and such a date and *closed* such and such a date Or else manufacturing some old technology other than intel cpus.
Re: BioHacking: Kim Dotcom on topic
> On Thu, 3 Dec 2020 02:29:59 -0500 > grarpamp wrote: >> #CRISPR is a powerful tool that allows anyone to become a bio hacker. On 2020-12-03 18:00, Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 wrote: > still parroting technofascist garbage? Anyone? Where do you get your > CRISPR kit, fucktard? >From the free market for a few thousand dollars. It is considerably more expensive than a threedee printer, but it is coming down. It is now in the range a well heeled hobbyist can afford, though doing anything more interesting than making frogs glow in the dark requires a whole lot of work and a lot of money. But, as your hello world project, making frogs that glow in the dark is not that expensive and not that hard.
Re: Zenaan Darkness and the "final solution"
On 2020-11-29 22:32, professor rat wrote: > Now this friend of the Daily Stormer is hopping into bed with the beast of > Beijing - jimmy D. > > Quelle surprise. > > Hierarchies are forever according the learned Nazbol toad. The capitalist hierarchy is voluntary and spontaneous. Abolishing it always involves replacing it with a hierarchy of terror and slavery, not only Trotsky's war communism, but equally in "anarchist" Catalonia. And the replacement is always an economic disaster, less of a disaster in Nazi Germany, but still disastrous.
Re: The friends of jamesd
> James Dumbfuck sez... > > > "...That is a Jew on Jew quarrel, more than it is a Jew on Muslim quarrel. > > Cosmopolitan Jews, the infamous international Jew, don't think Jews > > should have a nation. Muslims don't think anyone except Muslims should > > have a nation. > > > > Why should anyone else care? ..." On 2020-11-29 22:18, professor rat wrote: > Antiwar types should care Trump's solution, let Jews be Jews and Muslims be Muslims, has been impressively successful in establishing peace in the middle east, or at least peace by middle eastern standards, which is a lot more peaceful than it has been since 1963. Comparing the Obama troubles, with the Trump relative peace, it becomes apparent that the problem has always been that America has been attempting to converge everyone to Harvard progressivism, and they did not like it.
Re: The friends of jamesd
> On 11/28/20 20:25, jam...@echeque.com wrote: >> Jews should rule Israel, Christians should rule America, and Hindus >> should rule India, but if Jews don't, that is their problem, not ours. On 2020-11-29 18:47, Shawn K. Quinn wrote: > I disagree with all three of these. Religion and government should be > separate, especially in the US where the Constitution specifically says > so. The constitution is not being observed. The Holy Faith of Harvard rules, is converging the Christian Churches, and attempts to converge Muslims in Muslim lands, causing wars. Harvard was founded as the headquarters of the state Church of New England. In the war between the states, it became the state Church of America. The constitution proscribes a federal state Church, but allows the several states to have their several state Churches, an unstable arrangement which predictably failed to survive. State and Church always wind up in each other's arms. If you officially do not have a state religion, you have an unofficial state religion, which is considerably worse.
Re: A reminder to the Deadender Ancaps clinging on here.
On 2020-11-29 18:56, professor rat wrote: > Don't tell me that - tell your BFF's in Beijing! As Deng Xiaoping said: Learn truth from facts. The fact is socialism has been tried over and over for thousands of years, and always produces famine and ruin. The reason you hate the Chinese regime is that it brought prosperity to China. If the Chinese got to vote, would probably vote in socialism. When Muslims got to vote as a result of the Arab Spring, promptly voted for war.
Re: The friends of jamesd
On 2020-11-29 19:17, professor rat wrote: > You think Jews should be allowed to colonize Palestine without peaceful > sanction. That is a Jew on Jew quarrel, more than it is a Jew on Muslim quarrel. Cosmopolitan Jews, the infamous international Jew, don't think Jews should have a nation. Muslims don't think anyone except Muslims should have a nation. Why should anyone else care?
Re: A reminder to the Deadender Ancaps clinging on here.
On 2020-11-29 12:48, professor rat wrote: > GET OFF OUR ANARCHIST LAWN! > > Cryptoanarchy is the networked realization of ANARCHISM. > > Anarcho-capitalism is an oxymoron. If anarchy, and self defense, people get to own stuff and freely contract. You cannot make so much as a pencil, except a boss gives you directions, equipment, and materials. So, you contract with people who know how to create value in order to create value. Then you trade value for value in order to get what you want. Capitalism.
Re: 51% attack implies support for democracy
On 2020-11-29 12:04, professor rat wrote: > Jimmy, I am a long time anarchist going back to the 70's writing about > democracy in crypto. You are a long time shill.
Re: The friends of jamesd
On 2020-11-28 19:41, professor rat wrote: > ZENDY seems remarkably well informed ( probably lives in the smartest place > on whatever continent he's domiciled in ) > But I'm curious what his friends at the Daily Stormer think. Do they all > agree with you Zenaan? > > I've seen some oppose Israel and some support it, for example. > > Which camp are you in on that? Zeenan should not care. Jews should rule Israel, Christians should rule America, and Hindus should rule India, but if Jews don't, that is their problem, not ours.
Re: The friends of jamesd
> On Sat, Nov 28, 2020 at 03:52:40AM -0300, Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 wrote: >> hmm - it seems trotsky was a murderous jew! just like marx! and lenin! >> and all the rest of murderous jew scum you admire so much =) On 2020-11-28 18:34, Zenaan Harkness wrote: > Oh come on.. surely that would be 'revolutionary Jew'... This "joo joo joo Roshchilds Rothschilds" crap is part of an internal fight between internationalist Jews (Karl Marx, Soros, the trots, and the neocons), nationalist Jews (now mostly located in Israel and led from Jerusalem), and Orthodox Jews with a religion of exile (persecuted by Cuomo, among others. Non Jews should ignore it. The idea that we are helpless puppets of evil Jewish mindrays comes from those that flatter themselves that they are emitting those mind rays.
Re: 51% attack implies support for democracy
On 2020-11-29 07:04, professor rat wrote: > Voluntarism.dev, an anonymous group of ‘old-guard miners and whales’, > launched a 51% attack on Bitcoin Cash ABC (BCHA) > > https://decrypt.co/49819/bitcoin-cash-rebels-launch-51-attack-to-destroy-bch-hard-fork > > What separates this attack from earlier ones is how politically charged it > is. In a tweet statement, the group justified its 51% attack on grounds that > the “ABC violated the NAP.” > The NAP is very clear on such terrorist violence stating firmly that " No > braindead libertarian moron may injure any anarchist or, through inaction, > allow any anarchist to come to harm ". > The non aggression principle allows self defense. You commies started this, we are going to finish it. Self defense has to be collective to be effective, and collective self defense is apt to become not very libertarian, let alone anarchist, at all, but the difference is that anarchists intend to impose a just peace in which the non aggression principle is observed, because of what happens when it is not observed.
Re: A superimposition of anarchism in a digital context!
On 2020-11-25 06:39, Zenaan Harkness wrote: > More than 150 unexplained instances of vandals destroying bags of > soybeans worth nearly $100,000 each have been documented in Argentina this > year. Over the last few months, the attacks have accelerated, despite their > origins remaining somewhat of a mystery. Bags of soybeans are not worth one hundred thousand each. Check your sources.
Re: A superimposition of anarchism in a digital context!
On 2020-11-25 06:03, jam...@echeque.com wrote: On 2020-11-25 03:52, professor rat wrote: > One way to put it, I guess. I've been using " Global anarchist revolution " > for nearly 20 years. The "global" is the giveaway that you are a globalist, and internationalist, and a trot. Real anarchism is localist. Even real communism is nationalist. Internationalist communism is the left communist heresy that Stalin declared "objectively fascist".
Re: Karl Marx on the Rothschilds
> On 11/22/20 00:22, jam...@echeque.com wrote: >> The Rothschilds were out of power shortly before the start of world war >> II, they have been running out money since then, their descendants are >> no longer very rich, and their descendants are, for the most part, no >> longer Jewish. On 2020-11-22 17:00, Shawn K. Quinn wrote:> I don't get it. Why even the mention of what religion they are? Soros and the Southern Poverty Law center are Jewish, a lot more Jewish than today's out of power and no longer very rich Rothschilds, so ranting about Jews (but not progressive Jews in power like Soros and Victoria Nuland, but instead powerless Orthodox Jews wearing funny hats, nationalist Jews in Israel, and Jews that are dead and their descendants out of power for nearly a century), is a counter narrative intended to shut down the Soros narrative. This counter narrative (Rothschilds, Rothschilds, Rothschilds, Rothschilds, Israel, Netanyahue, Orthodox Jews, blah blah blah) appears to come from Soros shills. Marxism is a Jewish heresy, that parallels the digger heresy of Christianity, and Marxists have always had it in for Orthodox Jews, Marxism being one of the many religions that has sprung from that father of religions. Dialectics is Talmudism rebranded, "History" is the Jewish God rebranded, and "Vanguard of the proletariat" is the replacement for the Jewish people. So Soros shills are always ranting about Orthodox Jews, and Karl Marx had it in for the Rothschilds. It is an internal Jewish quarrel, and only Jews should care about it.
Re: A superimposition of anarchism in a digital context!
On 2020-11-25 03:52, professor rat wrote: > One way to put it, I guess. I've been using " Global anarchist revolution " > for nearly 20 years. Commies have been trying to pass as anarchists for over ninety years.
Re: Karl Marx on the Rothschilds
On 2020-11-21 12:40, professor rat wrote: > https://www.reddit.com/r/CapitalismVSocialism/comments/7dwc4n/the_russian_loan_attributed_to_karl_marx_new_york/ > > The Bischoffsheims are, next to the Rothschilds and Hopes, the most > influential house in Belgium and Holland. ..." Whenever someone talks about what Soros is up to, an enemy shill starts saying "Rothschilds Rothschilds Rothschilds ..." It is a tactic for shutting down conversations about George Soros and the Southern Poverty Law Center. The Rothschilds were out of power shortly before the start of world war II, they have been running out money since then, their descendants are no longer very rich, and their descendants are, for the most part, no longer Jewish. Rothschild had their fingers in a lot of bad stuff a century ago - but not nearly as bad, or as important, as what Soros and company are up to right now today. One of Soro's henchmen is chairman of the board of the company that owns the voting machines that helped steal the election. Not only are the Rothschilds small potatoes today, compared to Soros, they were small potatoes a century ago.
Re: JamesD's impeccable Marxism
On 2020-11-22 13:31, professor rat wrote: > At least on how to treat indigenous people in Asia and Latin America > > http://www.freedomarchives.org/pipermail/news_freedomarchives.org/2005-February/001010.html > > on the Indigenous struggles in Laos and Nicaragua..." > Ward Churchill supports and whitewashes the Sandinistas, who systematically murdered the Indians. When a commie tells you he is on your side, he intends to murder you, and Ward Churchill intended the murder of the indigenous Nicaraguans.
Re: MORE On that Jeremy Hammond imbecile
On 2020-11-22 08:06, professor rat wrote: > " Anarchist News " - Jesus Fucking Christ... > > FAKE Makhno defends Jeremy Hammond’s idiotic and counter-productive > pro-Assange crimes that got him a second term of jail. > What a dick. NSA shill issuing an NSA script.
Re: [politics][death][peace] Speaking With Fear
On 2020-11-19 19:02, Karl wrote: > Zenaan, when I speak with you about this, I am very scared. I worry about > such people dying, very much, and see it happening around us every year. I have actually spent time with indigenous third world peoples a long way from civilization. They desperately want pumps, solar powered battery lighting, etcetera, but have trouble paying for it because the transport between them and the nearest civilized town is difficult, and because merchant property rights are insecure, making it difficult for them to earn a living and to buy anything when they have any money, which they generally do not. (They also tend to drink far too much alcohol, which their metabolisms cannot handle as well as white people can.) You don't know any actual indigenous people, and you don't give a shit whether they live or die. When someone cares about strangers he has never met, in a place he cannot find on the map, it is usually an excuse for betraying friends and abandoning kin.
Re: Cryptocurrency: Decrypt: Competition Bitcoin Quantum Computers, PQChat
On 2020-11-19 08:36, Steven Schear wrote: > I contributed to a 2013 paper that attempted to address some of BTC's then > known shortcomings, including the blockchain length but the our suggestions > got no attention by the core developers. Could you give us a link to that paper. Now we face different, and perhaps more serious problems, that have ensued as a result of scaling problems, miner concentration, and blockchain analysis. To scale, a cryptocurrency needs a lightning layer, but something smells mighty funny about bitcoin's current lightning layer, and I cannot find in the documents lucid information as to how it deals with byzantine failure, such as playing out of date gateway transactions, or failure of a set gateway transactions to add up to a full circle transaction on the lightning layer. Looks to me that security on the supposed lightning layer comes not from acid protocols, but from some semi hidden central administration.
Re: For all those who can't handle the anarchic internet
On 2020-11-17 05:54, professor rat wrote: > Nobody has to die That is what the commies always said before they started murdering the peasants.
Re: For all those who can't handle the anarchic internet
On 2020-11-16 10:21, Karl wrote: > I don't see any need to exclude _people_. >> >>> On 11/16/20, jam...@echeque.com wrote: Good people have to exclude bad people, because if they do not, they >> >> On 2020-11-17 01:54, Karl wrote: >>> Those aren't good people! They're randomly blaming these other people >>> for things that happened near them. > On 11/16/20, jam...@echeque.com wrote: >> Observe what happened to open source projects when they adopted a code >> of conduct. On 2020-11-17 07:24, Karl wrote: > Open source projects are all targeted. Social justice killed Nasa and Intel. Pretty sure Nasa was not targeted intentionally. The SLS relies on old rocket parts built long ago that it does not appear that Nasa can make any more, and Intel shut down its last fab, and now relies on a Taiwanese owned and run fab. >> Whites had to flee Detroit because blacks were burning their homes down >> around their ears while police stood around like potted palms. > The mob bosses set up orders for the police to create conflict between > those two groups, pretty reliably. To create conflict between whites and blacks, it suffices for police to stand back and let blacks be blacks. Observe what happens when a BLM protest occurs in a black neighborhood. Gets trashed the same way a white neighborhood does. Blacks are dangerous to everyone, and they are most dangerous to other blacks. Even a black Harvard professor is likely to sucker punch you. Similarly, remember the anti fracking protests and anti pipeline protests under Obama. The greenies trashed the wilderness that they were supposedly there to preserve. >> If you let bad people in, they will drive out at the good people, and we >> can see them driving out the good people. > The driving out happens, I just refuse to hold in me that anyone bad > exists. Nuts. We see bad people maliciously hurting good people, as in the recent open source dramas. > Some people even identify as being bad people. No they identify as good people - in order to better attack good people. But their supposed goodness consists in caring deeply about strangers far away in places they could not find on a map, which totally justifies them murdering their mother for the inheritance and cheating their brother out of his share of the inheritance. If someone cares deeply about a wilderness he never visits and strangers far away that he has never met, make sure you have flick knife or a gun in your pocket. If you have created something nice, he hates you, and wants to destroy you and what you created. When good, smart, hard working, cooperative people get together to create something good, bad people want in, and if they get in, trouble ensues.
Re: For all those who can't handle the anarchic internet
>> On 2020-11-16 10:21, Karl wrote: >>> I don't see any need to exclude _people_. > On 11/16/20, jam...@echeque.com wrote: >> Good people have to exclude bad people, because if they do not, they On 2020-11-17 01:54, Karl wrote: > Those aren't good people! They're randomly blaming these other people > for things that happened near them. Observe what happened to open source projects when they adopted a code of conduct. Whites had to flee Detroit because blacks were burning their homes down around their ears while police stood around like potted palms. If you let bad people in, they will drive out at the good people, and we can see them driving out the good people. Peoples homes in Detroit did not spontaneously catch fire. Similarly, if you have been following the Debian drama. Those bad things did not "just happen near" the good people. Bad people did bad things to good people.
Re: USA 2020 Elections: Thread
n 2020-11-16 11:52, grarpamp wrote: > Some will be found true, others false, no one will > go to jail, millions of $USD stolen from people's > wallets will have been spent in the process, and > nothing will change, other than Govt figuring a > way to wring more power from it. I expect that some cases will get to the supremes, the supremes will order some drastic measures. The order will be ignored, Trump will read the insurrection act, and then the civil war is on. And if that does not happen, there will be a civil war in a few years regardless. If you take the long view of history, it is clear that current conditions parallel the lead up to previous civil wars, and that 1860 is a close parallel, as were the social wars of Rome. If this occasion does not lead to war, there will be another occasion soon enough. Everyone is waiting for the inevitable. If the civil war is avoided this year, things will not quiet down, they will continue to get more and more dramatic. They have been steadily getting more dramatic since 1906, and lately have been getting dramatic faster and faster.
Re: For all those who can't handle the anarchic internet
On 2020-11-16 10:21, Karl wrote: > I don't see any need to exclude _people_. Good people have to exclude bad people, because if they do not, they find themselves, like the founders of various open source projects, excluded from what they created. You may not be interested in war, but war is interested in you. > It takes a lot of practice to be able to say all the different > translations of "you're cool and important. we're addressing this > other concern right now but should have it resolved within a timeframe > and capacity. That really did not help the various open source projects, nor the people who built Detroit and made it work, nor the people who built Nasa's rockets. As I said, you may not be interested in war, but war is interested in you. If any person creates something good, another person hates him for it and wants to destroy him and what he created.
Re: KGB POOTER only want peace
On 2020-11-16 09:07, Karl wrote: > What need would such warmongering meet? These are holy wars. Harvard and the state department hold that all religions, rightly understood, are progressivism. Jesus, Mohamed, Moses, Buddha, Rama, etc, all supposedly pointed the way to Obama the lightbringer, who stopped the oceans from rising, healed the planet, and brought world peace, and our currently vastly improved understanding of right and wrong. Our major military objective in Afghanistan appears to be to teach nine year old girls to put a condom on a banana. Not all Mohammedans in Afghanistan are cool with this.
Re: KGB POOTER only want peace
On 2020-11-16 09:07, Karl wrote: > The things you're describing ... they have been happening for my > entire life, constantly, under every administration, every president. > What need would such warmongering meet? No they have not been happening under Trump. Which makes it entirely obvious what need such warmongering meets. Expansion and rule of the (anti) American Empire. Trump has been taking the approach of a businessman to the American empire, downsizing and spinning off the distant and unprofitable parts. The Syria business was a simple uncomplicated class between empire and local rule. Harvard wanted to converge the Alawites, and the Alawites did not want to be converged.
Re: KGB POOTER only want peace
> On 11/15/20, jam...@echeque.com wrote: >> To this end, the US government under Obama and Hillary funded and armed >> ISIS, which Russia was none too happy about. On 2020-11-16 08:28, Karl wrote: > That sounds to me like the kind of thing that would be c1assified > information. How did you learn this? It is only a secret if you keep your head in the sand. ISIS funding is all over wikileaks, and all over the Clinton emails, which one of the many reasons why batsoup and rat hate wikileaks so much. Pretending that it is secret is like "No proof of fake ballots". For a sufficiently high and ever escalating standard of proof. Asking me how I know the state Department armed and funded ISIS is like asking me how I know that seven hundred thousand fake ballots were added the pile in the early hours of Wednesday morning in Pensylvania. These things are officially secret, but not actually secret at all. Direct funding and arming of Free Syria Army was open and overt, and Free Syria army was in fact ISIS, something very widely known, and very widely complained about, and a pipeline for US arms to ISIS. It is as secret as the Democrats printing themselves ballots.
Re: For all those who can't handle the anarchic internet
> On 11/15/20, jam...@echeque.com wrote: >> In order to do anything, you need space to do it in and stuff to do it >> with, and when many people are cooperating in a space with stuff people >> are going fight over whose space it is and whose stuff it is. On 2020-11-16 08:14, Karl wrote: > If anybody needs more space, more stuff, or any other kind of help, > find a way to let the rest of us know. We're working together, we're > resourceful, and we can find enough for everyone. "Why are you excluding us" tends, in practice, to be rapidly followed by "You don't belong here. If you don't like what we are doing, go build your own place. Soon thereafter followed by a second round of "why are you excluding us". Observe how fast the founders get kicked out once they agree to an open source code of conduct. Similarly, reflect on so many cities and suburbs now occupied by people who did not build them and cannot maintain them, as for example the ruins of Detroit, Nasa, and America's nuclear arsenal. In order to get anything done, you have to exclude bad people, and bad people do not carry an unambiguous label on them, so you have to exclude people who profile as bad, regardless of the (unknown and suspect) content of their character.
Re: KGB POOTER only want peace
On 2020-11-16 01:29, professor rat wrote: > Nothing says " local areas ' like a warm-water port in Syria. At least if > you're a KGB Kunt. The legitimate and long established government of Syria was allied with Russia, largely because the Cathedral was trying to overthrow it. The cathedral was trying to overthrow the legitimate and long established government of Syria because it halted affirmative action for women in higher education at exactly fifty percent representation, instead of going all the way to majority childless loveless bitter angry women running higher education. To this end, the US government under Obama and Hillary funded and armed ISIS, which Russia was none too happy about.
Re: 9/11 US false flag attack documentary
On 2020-11-16 06:10, Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 wrote: > get it before the jewtube, silicon-valley-nazi-jews delete it. It is not in danger of being deleted. In fact the shills that produced it are probably nominally employed by Youtube, though actually employed by the FBI. The YouTube videos condemning Youtube for insufficient censorship to provide astroturf supporting increased Youtube censorship were made in the Youtube in house style, so obvious inside astroturf, so chances are this video is also inside astroturf, rather than outside astroturf.
Re: 9/11 US false flag attack documentary
On 2020-11-16 06:10, Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 wrote: > > > > Unter falscher Flagge > > www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rn0yXcGYoU > > get it before the jewtube, silicon-valley-nazi-jews delete it. All troofers are FBI shills. They casually invent lots of facts, and casually assume those facts as uncontroversial and universally accepted, for example that building seven fell straight down onto its foundations like a demolition, when in fact the fire fighters predicted it would fall down into the square to the south of it, due to massive damage to its south face caused by terrorists and the fire burning on its south face. And, in due course it did fall down into square to south of it, as predicted and expected by onlookers from the terrorist damage that they observed. The rubble pile was centered in the square, though it overlapped the foundations. But there is one striking fact supporting their narrative that they will never mention: That the FBI, in accordance with Mueller's orders, turned a blind eye to the terrorists when they were rather openly organizing the hijacking, which fact supports the troofer narrative that the terrorists organizing the hijackers were actors, rather than real terrorists. But when you engage a troofer in conversation, you can never get him to say anything negative about the FBI or Mueller. He will demonize military intelligence, but he will refuse to acknowledge any bad thing done by the FBI, which reveals who runs this shilling operation.
Re: For all those who can't handle the anarchic internet
On 2020-11-16 07:02, Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 wrote: > anarchy is voluntary cooperation so Karl's definition is right. In order to do anything, you need space to do it in and stuff to do it with, and when many people are cooperating in a space with stuff people are going fight over whose space it is and whose stuff it is.
Re: KGB POOTER only want peace
On 2020-11-15 23:20, Karl wrote: > do russians want the spread? or would they rather have their global > identities be their local areas? The Turkish empire became the anti Turkish empire, and the Turks, not the provinces, revolted against it. The American empire has become the Anti American empire. Trump and Maga is revolt against the American empire, and is likely to become, like the Turkish revolt, armed revolt fairly soon.
Re: For all those who can't handle the anarchic internet
On 2020-11-15 23:18, Karl wrote: > To restate: when you're getting hurt, it's not anarchy. That's my > community's viewpoint. Nuts. People will hurt people. For anarchy to work, the bad people have to be hurt back considerably worse. This is feasible because good people can cooperate better than bad people, but for really large scale cooperation for really large scale violence, you need a commander in chief, a sovereign, and King, and *then* it is not anarchy. War is the father of us all. So, large scale cooperation on an anarchic internet needs effective means for excluding bad people - fortunately direct violence is difficult over the internet, which gives the edge to forms of cooperation that do not require an alarmingly entrenched sovereign.
Re: For all those who can't handle the anarchic internet
On 2020-11-15 22:41, Karl wrote: > Different people will have different opinions here. Each one probably > has a little truth to it. Nah, some people are working for Soros, and do not have their own opinions, just a script. And some people are working for the NSA, and do not have their own opinions, just a script. The shill says "Hail fellow X, I too am an X" To pass as X, shills post lots of stuff lifted from conversations by real Xs, with certain parts of what real Xs say curiously absent, as with antisemitism that cannot acknowledge or mention actual Jewish misconduct by actual Jews such as Soros and Victoria Nuland, and, when discussing technical things like bitcoin or Tor, the stuff lifted gets horribly broken because the script writers lifting bitcoin conversations do not understand what they are lifting. It matters if someone is a loudspeaker for a microphone held far away, and the man holding the microphone is not listening to you, because he has ten thousand similar loudspeakers shouting the same thing in ten thousand places, so many loudspeakers that he needs a Human Resources Department and an IT team to manage them all. It was pretty obvious that the man holding rat's microphone was not listening. Trouble with talking to shills is that it is like talking back to the television. Between you and the person actually speaking, you have a one way channel with only a superficial appearance of interaction.
Re: Razer's strange love for the Nazi Tim May
On 2020-11-14 12:49, Razer wrote: > Ideology is dogmatic like a religion. As far as Anarchism, and Karl Marx; > Marx visualized a withering away of the state. Anarcho-Communism, not the > crap centralized totalitarian state the bulkshitviks handed the people of > Russia. "True communism has never been tried" Seems like there have been a whole lot untrue communisms tried. Death toll so far is north of a hundred million, and commies still keep trying to implement true communism. And it always turns out that there are a whole lot of live people in the way of true communism who need to be made into dead people. The central flaw of communism is that socialism without a totalitarian terror state leads to economic collapse, and often enough economic collapse even with a totalitarian terror state. Why socialism needs killing fields: http://jim.com/killingfields.html Bakunin foresaw the problem, but failed to address it. Proudhon cheerfully embraced the contradiction "Property is theft, property is sacred" Well it is OK for Christians to embrace a contradiction, Christ wholly man and wholly God, God is three and God is one, but the trouble is that anarchism is for this world, not the next, and you are going to encounter the contradiction in this world, which in Catalonia was resolved by actual anarchists being killed by actual "anarcho"-socialists.
Re: How could regulators successfully introduce Bitcoin censorship and other dystopias
On 2020-11-14 03:39, Steven Schear wrote: > Jim, > This is a major place where you should be focused > > > https://juraj.bednar.io/en/blog-en/2020/11/12/how-could-regulators-successfully-introduce-bitcoin-censorship-and-other-dystopias/ This an inherent problem with proof-of-work. A big corporation is more efficient at producing work - and is more vulnerable to the demonetization-deplatform-and-cancel attack, not to mention jackbooted government thugs bashing in their faces with rifle butts. Proof of stake, on the other hand, has the problem that stakeholders must have always up high bandwidth reliable internet connections. We can get around that problem with a client host system, where a relatively small number of hosts are peers on the blockchain, but the clients hold the secrets that empower the hosts. It is a lot easier for a peer to move from one host in one country to another host in another country, than it is for a miner who is using industrial amounts of power and massive dedicated hardware, and even easier for a client to move from one hosting peer to another.
Re: James A. donald is a cryptoanarchist-hating, Marxist-at-heart.
On 2020-11-12 15:02, professor rat wrote: > Why does Jamesd hate our cryptoanarchist freedoms so much he won't APster any > known commies? > Xi Jinping needs killing ( My 200 yuen ) China is a hostile power, and does bad things. But Deng and Xi have been great for China. You guys hate him because he brought China out of darkness. You loved Mao because everyone was starving, and because about sixty million Chinese were murdered, while the rest were slaves. "Socialism with Chinese characteristics" stopped being Marxist and stopped being socialist, when they said "learn truth from facts". Which facts are that socialism has been a disaster everywhere. "Marxist Dialectics" is "learn truth from intellectuals sitting in a circle talking to each other." You hate him because he fixed a China that was murdering millions and starving the rest. You loved the mass murderers in Spain, the mass murderers in Vietnam, the mass murderers in Khmer Rouge Cambodia, and the mass murders in China, and if the commies around Biden and Kamala get control of the puppet strings, you are going start mass murdering us.
Re: "Outsiders" -- USA 2020 Elections: Thread
> On Thu, Nov 12, 2020 at 06:04:36PM +1000, jam...@echeque.com wrote: >> psywar is likely to become hot war. On 2020-11-12 23:50, Zenaan Harkness wrote: > Civil war perhaps, but secession looks more likely, in either case, and > better for -both- sides. Secession would be better us, but a catastrophe for them. They are not going to accept it.
Re: USA 2020 Elections: Thread
On 2020-11-13 05:17, jim bell wrote: > I for one think these allegations of vote fraud need to be investigated, even > if they are not expected to change the outcome of the race. In areas where the democrats controlled the counting, and Trump was winning, we saw the infamous "blue shift" They shut down the counting, printed a bunch of ballots, were spotted hastily filling them in (Biden only, not voting down ticket), and when counting resumed, we got a seven hundred thousand ballot blue shit, which far exceeds the largest previous blue shift (which was twenty thousand) and far exceeds any plausibly deniable margin of fraud. If Biden is elected by the legacy media, and installed by the deep state, we will never have a democratic election anywhere again in America, and most of the Republican party will go to jail, where they will eventually be executed or Epsteined.
Re: USA 2020 Elections: Thread
On 2020-11-06 20:32, grarpamp wrote: > Election Fraud related Videos and News exploding across the internets, > large numbers of verified social accounts being censored offline, > tweets from elected politicians being tagged and or censored, > videos being deleted in realtime, Twitter / Facebook / Youtube > are going totally off the charts with censorship right now. > Broadcast news channels cutting off elected politicians. We now, predictably, have psywar between the media and the Republican Party, which, in the face of extraordinary and unprecedented fraud, has uncucked, and moved solidly into the Trump camp. psywar is likely to become hot war.
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.
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: I have one thing to say about...
On 2020-11-09 01:46, Robert Hettinga wrote: > ...the President. > > He’s gotten outta weirder shit than this. > > *munches popcorn…* > > Cheers, > RAH > Trump has been preparing for unprecedented and extraordinary fraud for some time, and preparing for civil war for over a year. For a couple of days he was disturbingly shell shocked because so many fair weather friends deserted him, but he has assessed his remaining resources, and seems to be back in form. I think it will be impossible to separate the legitimate ballots from the midnight printed ballots in any one county, and the solution is to disallow those counties that cannot support the legitimacy of their pile of mystery ballots - which is likely to result in screams from the democrats that voters in those counties have been disenfranchised - that if there is even one legitimate vote mixed in to that strangely and unusually large pile of ballots, you have to count every ballot in the pile. The four am blue shift happened exclusively in states that were going to Trump when counting was mysteriously shut down and had Democratic administrations, and within those states happened exclusively in counties notorious for fraud even in a normal election.
Re: Cryptocurrency: AnCap Satcoms (re: Starlink Puts Satellite Internet to Shame)
On 2020-11-02 08:12, grarpamp wrote: >> Bell wrote: >> https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/316819-starlink-beta-speed-tests-put-traditional-satellite-internet-to-shame > > How much did the various "cube satellite" projects > cost to get payload space on the launch carrier? > > Seems that cryptocurrency ancap folks are now > certainly able to buy space and launch an independent > uncensorable physical network of cubesats into space, For the cubesats to cost a reasonable amount, they have to smaller, less numerous, and more distant than Musk's network. Which would mean they would need vastly more expensive ground stations. And, because considerably fewer of them, they would have to fly considerably higher than Musk's satellites. Further, space in orbit is starting to become a limited resource. because people don't want satellites crashing into other satellites You are looking at stupendous amounts of money, and endless busywork with government bureaucracies.
Re: Freedom of Speech: Islam
On 2020-10-31 08:54, Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 wrote: > I don't demonize snowden, I simply see him as an 'ex' US military > criminal, 'ex' CIA criminal and 'ex' NSA criminal There a lot of such criminals doing illegal and controversial stuff right now today, with much outrage ensuing. Why don't you pay attention to those criminals, rather than someone who repented, and suffered greatly for his repentance? Why don't you demonize the demonic stuff happening right now?
Re: TFW “bread and circuses” becomes “soy and political lectures” - the right to raise a family and BBQ in peace -- Biden no longer pretending re Kamala for POTUS - [PEACE]
>> On 2020-10-31 08:15, jam...@echeque.com wrote: >>> Armed Americans await Trump's lawful command, and if he fails to >>> give it when the day arrives, he will die. > jam...@echeque.com wrote: >> Clarification: The president has the startling but long standing power, >> recently renewed and clarified during the Obama regime, to call out the >> militia against state governments, and indeed against just about anyone, >> under certain circumstances. >> >> Which circumstances are clearly present right now and are likely to >> rapidly worsen after November third. On 2020-10-31 09:16, Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 wrote: > That's pretty interesting. So the fate of the whole universe is going > to be decided around, say, the 5th of november? By that time his highness > lord trumpo would have either commanded his armies, or died? Might take longer. Democrats did not anticipate the Trump landslide, and need time to forge new ballots. And if Trump loses the ensuing coup, color revolution, or civil war, he probably will not be killed immediately. Rather, as with the Romanovs or King Louis the sixteenth, he will be arrested. Then chaos will ensue, and at some point in the chaos his jailers will decide that his continued existence, and the continued existence of his family, is a security risk, as happened with the Romanovs and King Louis the Sixteenth.
Re: TFW “bread and circuses” becomes “soy and political lectures” - the right to raise a family and BBQ in peace -- Biden no longer pretending re Kamala for POTUS - [PEACE]
On 2020-10-31 08:15, jam...@echeque.com wrote: > Armed Americans await Trump's lawful command, Clarification: The president has the startling but long standing power, recently renewed and clarified during the Obama regime, to call out the militia against state governments, and indeed against just about anyone, under certain circumstances. Which circumstances are clearly present right now and are likely to rapidly worsen after November third. Judges and legislatures can second guess him, but only after the dust has settled.
Re: TFW “bread and circuses” becomes “soy and political lectures” - the right to raise a family and BBQ in peace -- Biden no longer pretending re Kamala for POTUS - [PEACE]
On 2020-10-30 13:34, Zenaan Harkness wrote: >Will A Non-Political "Silent Majority" Stop The Left? No a non violent silent majority will not stop the left. But if we try individual violence, we get individually destroyed by organized violence. To win we need a commander in chief. Armed Americans await Trump's lawful command, and if he fails to give it when the day arrives, he will die. Initially the Democrats, the security agencies, the mass media, and Twitter will only arrest him, as initially they only arrested the Romanovs and King Louis the sixteenth, but once you arrest the Sovereign, things rapidly get out of hand.
Re: Freedom of Speech: Islam
On 2020-10-31 06:23, Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 wrote: > On Fri, 30 Oct 2020 15:01:14 -0400 > grarpamp wrote: > > >> "Open borders to all, teach Islam in schools -- Joe Biden" > > > of course open borders (no state borders) is one of the most basic > libertarian positions. Notice that BatSoup, though theoretically opposed to the security agencies spying on us, demonizes Snowden, fails to mention that security agencies, trained and organized to spread disinformation that overthrows foreign governments, are industriously spreading disinformation to overthrow the American government and prevent democracy.
Re: CNBC: SpaceX prices Starlink satellite internet service at $99 per month, according to e-mail
On 2020-10-29 13:44, grarpamp wrote: > On 10/28/20, jim bell wrote: >> https://www.cnbc.com/2020/10/27/spacex-starlink-service-priced-at-99-a-month-public-beta-test-begins.html > > Good for remote / mobile locations, but > costs much more than 4G / 5G tether. Musk is not aiming at people in the cities, and probably will not aim at them until he get forty thousand satellites up. His initial target is underserved locations, and with only eight hundred satellites up, cities would overwhelm his capability. Eight hundred is the bare minimum needed to provide rural service in northerly areas. He is hoping to launch another fifteen hundred satellites in the next year, which should suffice for world wide service, but only in thinly populated regions, the countryside, the exurbs, and small towns - quite small towns. He does not intend to provide substantial service to urban centers ever. Fiber and 4G makes more sense in dense areas. In city centers, Starlink will be a high priced premium service for people who want short ping times to the other side of the earth. But, once he gets enough satellites up, it is going to make economic sense to put modest sized server clusters out in the middle of nowhere, and going to be easier to have a multiple server cluster around the world that acts like a single large server cluster from the point of view of its customers.
Re: People Hacking Votes Right Now Fwd: OR/WA Election System Flawed: Votes Changed by Black Hatters
>> On 2020-10-28 07:01, Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 wrote: >>> are you still going to say that if the orange monkey 'wins'? > jam...@echeque.com wrote: >> Biden rally: Thirty supporters and six hundred pro Trump protestors >> wearing Maga hats show up. Cops keep the Maga hats out of camera range. >> >> Trump rally: Ten thousand cheering supporters show up. On 2020-10-28 08:34, Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 wrote: > so you're saying that the monkey is going to 'win' an election that is > not legitimate. Yes. That is exactly what I am saying. If Trump wins, going to resemble a counter coup more than an election. If he loses, it is a coup and/or a color revolution. For Trump to win, he has to have the votes counted by his people - or the counting scrutinized by his people with potential violence backing up their scrutiny.
Re: Fwd: People Hacking Votes Right Now Fwd: OR/WA Election System Flawed: Votes Changed by Black Hatters
On 2020-10-28 08:29, Karl wrote: > On 10/27/20, jam...@echeque.com wrote: >> On 2020-10-28 06:46, Karl wrote: >>> I remember when a girl was raped in the bathroom on the floor above me in >>> college. >> How is your evidence that this rape was real different from the evidence >> that Rolling Stone had that its "Rape on Campus" was real? > > I didn't mean to provide you with evidence that it was real. The various poster girl cases of rape suggest that your reality testing is inadequate. Your suggested method for verifying the reality of rape indicates poor reality testing, and if applied to sexual harassment yields outrageously absurd results. Also results in the founders and key engineers being expelled from open source projects. I did not intend to ask you for evidence it was real. I intended to ask you how you performed reality testing, which you answered.
Re: Fwd: People Hacking Votes Right Now Fwd: OR/WA Election System Flawed: Votes Changed by Black Hatters
On 2020-10-28 08:01, Karl wrote: > Maybe with more listening to views different from ours (and a victim's > views present?). The only victims of rape are husbands and fathers of the woman who was raped. Observe how women are agitated about supposed rapes by the Big Man on campus, totally relaxed about Cologne and Rotherham. Observe, with Rotherham and Cologne, men complain about outsiders raping their women, and women respond to those complaints by carrying signs saying "We are not your women", and inviting more rapeugees from the middle east. Observe all the female sex tourism to Middle Eastern locations notorious for rape such as Negril. Rape is hard to observe directly and personally, but it is relatively easy to observe sexual harassment, and that shows the same pattern as we see less directly and personally with rape. > (if you spend some time listening caringly to women, you learn it usually > is, and is very widespread This method would lead you to conclude that Crystal Mangum and Jackie Coakley were raped. Do you seriously believe that they were raped? Poster girl principle applies. If the poster girls are lying, all lies. Thirty eight women on the University of Virginia campus complained of rape. No disciplinary action in any of those cases. Rolling Stone, believing that University of Virginia was ignoring a massive rape problem, rather than a massive lack of rape problem, went looking for a poster girl among them, came up empty. Do you think that all of them were raped? Do you think that *any* of them were raped? Crystal Mangum is a drunken violent thieving whore. Jackey Coakley creates trouble when friendzoned.
Re: Stories
On 2020-10-27 23:47, Karl wrote: > the discussions > around protecting some of the oppressed beliefs going on. The beliefs > of say people who hate Black people You are demonizing your opponents. Which, under present circumstances, leads to murder and is preparatory for mass murder. There are people who hate Jews. There are people who hate straights. There is no one who hates blacks. No one hates their inferiors. No one hates or hated blacks, least of all the slave traders. No one hates gays, least of all the people throwing them off high buildings. People are frequently troubled by problems caused by their inferiors, and want those problems to go away. But if the problems can be made to go away without harming their inferiors, they are very comfortable with that. Everyone was mighty comfortable with the late eighteenth century nineteenth century arrangement where gays theoretically did not exist.
Re: Stories
On 2020-10-27 23:47, Karl wrote: > "So," says Karl. "I wanted to get involved in some of the discussions > around protecting some of the oppressed beliefs going on. The beliefs > of say people who hate Black people Nobody hates black people. The slave traders did not hate black people either. People *fear* black people. *Black* people fear black people. I was walking down a dark alley. A fertile age black woman was walking ahead of me. She heard my heavy, fast, footsteps behind her (I did not want to spend too long in the alley if blacks were around) She looked behind her with obvious fear. On seeing a big white man rapidly catching up with her, was obviously greatly relieved. Similarly, the black male in a business suit trying to catch a taxi, and the black taxi driver looking for customers ignores him.
Re: Fwd: People Hacking Votes Right Now Fwd: OR/WA Election System Flawed: Votes Changed by Black Hatters
On 2020-10-28 06:46, Karl wrote: > I remember when a girl was raped in the bathroom on the floor above me in > college. How is your evidence that this rape was real different from the evidence that Rolling Stone had that its "Rape on Campus" was real? A distressed woman complaining about rape is not evidence of rape. It is evidence that she got one booty call and failed to get a second booty call.
Re: People Hacking Votes Right Now Fwd: OR/WA Election System Flawed: Votes Changed by Black Hatters
On 2020-10-28 07:01, Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 wrote: > On Wed, 28 Oct 2020 06:29:35 +1000 > jam...@echeque.com wrote: > > >> Which is a mighty good indication that election is not legitimate. > > > are you still going to say that if the orange monkey 'wins'? Biden rally: Thirty supporters and six hundred pro Trump protestors wearing Maga hats show up. Cops keep the Maga hats out of camera range. Trump rally: Ten thousand cheering supporters show up. Early voting, similar.
Re: Fwd: People Hacking Votes Right Now Fwd: OR/WA Election System Flawed: Votes Changed by Black Hatters
On 2020-10-28 06:46, Karl wrote: > The rest of things you say appear overstated (partly false) to me. I > overstate things too. I would love to debate rape and sexual harassment with you. We, meaning we white straight Christian males, would love to suppress rape and sexual harassment, but women are not cooperating. The only way to suppress it is to go back to eighteenth century, or better, the very similar Old Testament, law and custom on sex and family, in which the victim and complainant is the man who has rightful authority over the woman's sexual and reproductive services, and her consent is only relevant to her guilt, not to the guilt of the man who had sex with her, or took her behind closed doors. Today's rural Hindu India still has the good stuff, as do some parts of Dar Al Islam. Works fine for them. Ours is not working for us. > I remember when a girl was raped in the bathroom on the floor above me in > college. > > Men from out of state stood outside it, guarding it, while it happened. > That one was real, at least. And were the men guarding it, and the man who did it, busted? How do you know it was real? If it was real, they got away with it. If punished, unreal, or at least unreal in the sense that white Christian straight males conceive of rape. Everyone can see what is happening with sexual harassment charges. I can see, in a statistically insignificant number of cases, what is happening with rape charges, and data such as the University of Virginia gives me statistically significant confirmation.
Re: Fwd: People Hacking Votes Right Now Fwd: OR/WA Election System Flawed: Votes Changed by Black Hatters
On 2020-10-28 00:41, Karl wrote: > So, I can't tell if the voting issue is fake news or not, since I don't > know the details of anyone in one of the affected areas. What you do know, however, is that the press is suppressing news that would cast doubt on the legitimacy of the election. Which is a mighty good indication that election is not legitimate. This is the inverse of the poster girl rule. The poster girl rule is that the if the poster girl or poster boy for X is fake, X is fake - lynchings, rape on campus, etc. The inverse of the poster girl rule is that if stuff that should make the news strangely cannot make the news, as for example the multitudinous examples of voter fraud that poll watchers and president Trump are complaining about, that stuff is real. Recapping on my favorite fake poster girl story: Obama administration told University campuses that there was a rape crisis on campus - which in a sense is true, but not at all true in the sense that the Obama administration intended. From the point of view of women, the problem is that white high status big men on campus are not raping them. Women really don't like consent culture. In their bones, they feel that consent is failing a shit test. But they cannot express this, even to themselves, so they express it in words that are socially approved, but the real meaning of the words is inverted. Obama administration, finding it strangely impossible to punish these supposed rapes through the courts, commanded university admin to punish them administratively. University of Virginia investigated thirty something rapes on campus. No disciplinary action in any of these rapes. Rolling Stone concludes that the University of Virginia must be closing its eyes to horrible horrible horrible brutal rape. Investigates. Disaster ensues.
Re: Stories
On 2020-10-27 00:12, Karl wrote: > Why are things different? Holiness spiral. Leftism has been getting lefter and lefter, faster and faster, for two centuries. Eventually you get the left singularity - most recent examples being France and Russia.
Re: Coronavirus: Thread
On 2020-10-27 14:28, jim bell wrote: > On Monday, October 26, 2020, 03:25:41 AM PDT, grarpamp > wrote: > > > https://nerdhaspower.weebly.com/ratg13-is-fake.html > > Full disclosure: While I consider myself conversant with many sciences and > technologies, 'biology' is probably my area of least knowledge. > I rapidly skimmed this article, but was doubtful when I saw this: >> "RaTG13 looks like a “close cousin” of the Wuhan coronavirus – the two are >> 96% identical throughout the whole sequence of the viral genome. If RaTG13 >> is a nature-borne virus, one can comfortably conclude that the Wuhan >> coronavirus must very likely also come from nature and must share a recent >> common ancestor with RaTG13." Nuts. We are far more closely related to a chimp, than the Wu Flu is related to RTG13 four percent difference is a huge difference. Wu Flu is mostly bat virus with a little bit of Aids virus, which is what led some people to suspect it is lab created. However, Wu Flu is an RNA positive strand virus, and Aids is is an RNA positive strand virus, and RNA positive strand viruses are always undergoing genetic interchange (having virus sex) with each other. New flus are usually descended from strange hybrids of various diverse kinds, and were such long before we had the capability to engineer them. The usual pattern of a new flu is that it starts off more deadly than most, then evolves rapidly to normal levels of virulence. Wu Flu fits the usual pattern, initially worse than most, but it looks like total excess deaths for the 2020 flu season will only be modestly worse than total excess deaths for the 2018 flu season (which was a very bad flu season) > [end of quote] > My impression is that if two viruses are ONLY "96% identical" "throughout > the whole sequence of the viral genome", they shouldn't be described as a > "close cousin". Should it be called a "not-so-close cousin"? I don't > know. > > > >
Re: GCHQ: Jonathan Wiltshire & Debian, Falsified Harassment claims, Tiger Computing
On 2020-10-27 00:00, Debian Community News Team wrote: > > > https://debian.community/jonathan-wiltshire-debian-falsified-harassment-claims-tiger-computing-gchq/ This is what you get with a code of conduct.
Re: USA 2020 Elections: Thread
>> And how did these toxic assets come to exist? On 2020-10-25 16:25, Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 wrote: > They were created by corrupt assholes who get 'free money' from the > central bank. > And the system is known as "crony capitalism". They were created by Democrats - hence, during the 2008 post mortems, the reluctance of the Democrats to inquire how the money was pissed away, and the interest of the Republicans in inquiring what happened to the money. There was a party line vote on 2008 Financial Crisis Inquiry Report, which the Republicans lost and the Democrats won.
Re: james donalds 'political philosophy'
On 2020-10-23 10:37, Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 wrote: > Sorry I don't care about your racist nonsense. The concept of 'race' is > based on some irrelevant traits like skin color and details about shape, and > it's useless for any serious discussion about politics. Except of course for > KKK members like donald and friends. Race is based on ancestry - different groups have different evolutionary histories, resulting in important inward differences. Some of the descendants of the common ancestor of chimp and man remained in an environment very similar to that of chimps, and were in consequence subject to less evolutionary pressure to make them into a creature very different from a chimp. Some of the descendants of the common ancestor of chimp and man headed north, a long way north, and eventually inland, and adapted to extremely cold winters and large changes in seasonal availability of food, not by changing physically, but by changing mentally - making much higher use stored food, shelter, clothing, and tools. This required higher levels of forethought and more extended cooperation than was required in Africa. The important difference is not the skin, it is what is inside.
Re: USA 2020 Elections: Thread
On 2020-10-25 13:04, Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 wrote: > so what's the name of the democrat asshole in the white-trash-house in > 2005-2007? Ah yes that was the democrat george bush... > > ...bush being the turd responsible for the 'financial crisis' which he > 'fixed' thus > > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troubled_Asset_Relief_Program > > " program of the United States government to purchase toxic assets" > " signed into law by President George W. Bush on October 3, 2008" > > of course obomba added a few more trillions after that. And how did these toxic assets come to exist? Yes, George Bush was president, and Greenspan was central banker, but if you look at the thread of criminal misconduct, starting with Angelo Mozilo and similar bankers, it is all Democrat, all the way. Bush bailed them out, instead of sending them to jail, and Obama bailed them out. But there are lots of people that need to go to jail, and that Trump would very much like to send to jail, as for example the Bidens, and he cannot because the FBI and DoJ is full of democrats. You can no more blame Bush for those crimes, than you can blame Trump for what was found on Hunter Biden's laptop.
Re: USA 2020 Elections: Thread
On 2020-10-25 13:29, Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 wrote: > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Greenspan > > "The easy-money policies of the Fed during Greenspan's tenure have been > suggested by some to be a leading cause of the dotcom bubble, and the > subprime mortgage crisis" This is a rationalization and an excuse. They want to deny the role of criminal misconduct in the mortgage crisis. The easy money policies of Greenspan had nothing to do with it. The problem was criminal misconduct. Vast numbers of dud mortgages were issued, and the regulators lied about it. The basic problem was that the Nationally Recognized Statistical Rating Organizations (NRSROs) had long been committing criminal misconduct without going to jail, and the financial crisis was them committing even more criminal misconduct and not going to jail for it. Which made the criminal misconduct by Angelo Mozilo possible. >From November 2005 to 2007, where I lived and was following the market, no houses were purchased by white people, and almost all purchases probably all, were made were made by people with no means to make mortgages payments. The vast majority, possibly all of them, were people with no job, no income, and no assets.
Re: USA 2020 Elections: Thread
On 2020-10-25 05:34, Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 wrote: > On Sat, 24 Oct 2020 05:30:02 -0400 > grarpamp wrote: > >> Democrats are also cozy with banks, an open conspiracy people can search. > > > exactly like rethuglicans you dishonest, worthless piece of lying shit. The 2005-2007 Financial Crisis was 100% Democrat. Jon Corzine was a major Democrat politician on the revolving door between big government and big finance. Can you name a Republican equivalent? There are plenty of rich republicans on the involving door, but none of them engaged in flagrantly illegal shenanigans and blatantly stealing large amounts of other people's money. Democrats steal money and take bribes, and do not go to jail for it. Their businesses crash and burn, and get bailed out. Republicans do not have similar privilege. Everyone that Angelo Mozilo is known to have bribed was a Democrat. None of them got in trouble for it.
Re: james donalds 'political philosophy'
On 2020-10-22 18:06, Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 wrote: > skin color is completely irrelevant for morality/politics, just like > 'IQ'. What is moral depends on one's reasonable and realistic predictions of other people's behavior. For example under some circumstances it is right to kill a stranger on your property on sight, under other circumstances very wrong. Race is a startlingly reliable predictor of other people's behavior.
Re: USA 2020 Elections: Thread
On 2020-10-24 19:30, grarpamp wrote: > Biden story isn't all out or digested by anyone yet, and > only one good corroborator stood up with more evidence > so far (Bobulinski). I have digested it. Hunter Biden took his laptop to a repair shop, failed to collect it, and failed to pay the bill (probably too high on cocaine to remember where he put his laptop) For non payment of the bill and failure to pick it up, it became legally the repairman's property. The repairman found some interesting emails, among them a large payment by the Chinese to Joe Biden, made to the name of Hunter Biden with the understanding that Hunter Biden would hold the money *on* *behalf* *of* *his* *father*, Joe Biden, so that it would not show up in his father's tax records. This payment by the Chinese to vice president Joe Biden was made at a time when he was negotiating a trade deal between America and China, which trade deal, surprise surprise, turned out to be amazingly bad for America and amazingly good for China. Funny thing that. Subsequently Hunter Biden's business partner appears on television and confirms that a lot of the emails on Biden's laptop, including the most interesting emails, are also on his cell phone. Among those emails of which he received a copy, are ones relating to *paying* *off* *Vice* *President* *Joe* *Biden* Needless to say, this interview is somehow not news according to the mainstream media.
Re: james donalds 'political philosophy'
On 2020-10-22 13:39, John Newman wrote: > The differences between the sexes, Z*vomit*, does not mean one (the male, of > which you > at least pretend to be a member) should continue to rape, beat, murder, and > otherwise > do what the fuck ever Women really don't like consent culture, and it is obvious that our rape and sexual harassment laws are not working, due to failure of females to cooperate with them. "No" is frequently a shit test, and you get rape and sexual harassment charges for failing shit tests, not for passing them. Because I know women, when I read "A rape on campus", I instantly knew it was a fantasy because it showed obvious indications that it had been typed up one handed. And so it proved to be. Consent culture is a projection of male nature onto women. Evolutionary Game Theory predicts that women will act in manner that we see them acting. Among other things, Evolutionary Game Theory predicts that our rape and sexual would fail in the way that we see them failing.
