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Quote from: goodlord666 on September 25, 2012, 12:39:14 PM

Don't listen to LoupGaroux, he's a Nazi.

Really? A Nazi? That's the best you could come up with? Well, I guess someone willing to embrace the Number of the Beast in his moniker will certainly expect to find a lot of followers with that kind of thinking. Have a good life, 'cause your afterlife is going to suck something awful.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin's_law

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Quote from: goodlord666 on September 25, 2012, 12:39:14 PM

Don't listen to LoupGaroux, he's a Nazi.

Really? A Nazi? That's the best you could come up with? Well, I guess someone willing to embrace the Number of the Beast in his moniker will certainly expect to find a lot of followers with that kind of thinking. Have a good life, 'cause your afterlife is going to suck something awful.

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Quote from: goodlord666 on September 23, 2012, 04:42:25 PM

http://s17.postimage.org/7eiptj6u5/seem.jpg

Say what you will about the asset proposal, but the area looks pretty cool.

I wonder is that an artificial lake there or did they refurbish a natural one into that rectangular shape?

It's tremendously huge.

What area specifically are you talking about?

The one in the picture of course. That's Siem Reap is it not?

Clicking through the images on the map I find it mostly very beautiful.

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Don't listen to LoupGaroux, he's a Nazi.

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I believe Matty already has all of the Korean ventures under contract. Very detailed, and very leaky contracts. Personally I would stay away from both Koreas for business.

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Quote from: LoupGaroux on September 24, 2012, 07:05:37 AM

I'm tempted to quote that for posterity, but I suspect a couple of acres of sharecropping will not have quite the same ecological impact.

Ok, plan aborted... Back to the lab to think of a more evil "plot"... Grin

dang, and the takeover of cambodia bit was just getting my interest! (joke!)

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I'm tempted to quote that for posterity, but I suspect a couple of acres of sharecropping will not have quite the same ecological impact.

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Actually, it would more correctly be described as the Khmer Empire, but what's a little fact-checking in a lively discussion such as this? The people who first acknowledged Jayavarman II as king of the world, were the Khmer, they set up a ritualistic capital for him at Angkor, thus the name as an Era, but not an Empire.

And unfortunately, those giant land improvements were the downfall of the Khmer Empire, causing at the time the single greatest deforestation in the history of the planet, and the loss of topsoil and the clogging of their vitally important waterways made commerce impossible.

Although, those who refuse to learn the lessons of history are forever doomed to repeat them. Have fun with your rice plantation.

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I like the idea, in general. Farming is a great long term business to be in, and it'd be great to have a rice play in bitcoin. Goat does pretty well with money IMO. I'm not worried about losing it all on one of his ventures

Sharecropping (ganja) in norther California is pretty successful for seasoned farmers. both the landowner and the sharecropper do rather well. In fact, most of those same landowners started as sharecroppers. This represents a vast majority of the real wealth in rural northern CA. I'm not sure how much people pay in other parts of the world, but around here 50-60% is pretty common for a high-risk, possibly illegal crop..I'd imagine it'd be cheaper to grow some rice, or lettuce...or alpaca.

Unfortunately, the morons abound on this forum, and getting intelligent investors to see the idea through the venomous garbage is likely an uphill battle.

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Quote from: LoupGaroux on September 22, 2012, 09:24:19 PM

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Quote from: LoupGaroux on September 22, 2012, 04:54:31 PM

Rice has actually been cultivated in Asia for over 5,000 years. Of course, nobody would expect a Tourette's sufferer and scammer like Goatse to actually do any research before totting out his latest scheme to liberate funds from others for his own benefit.

Offering to "buy" land in the name of others in a country where he cannot legally do so, and put Third World farmers into indentured servitude to serve his greed? Goatse has just sunk to a brand new low for the bitcoin community. He is the vilest, nastiest scammer and manipulator imaginable. Why not just whip over to Pattaya and open up a personal services tourism business? That seems to be about the level you are willing to play at Goatse boy.

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Big issues. Scammers and white slavers make me want to puke. Arrogant jag offs like Goatse are even worse in combining both attributes in one pile of shit.

Slavery? you must be kidding. You have made it clear that you do not like me and have called me all sorts of names. Fine, but this is not slavery.

Also you call me a scammer a lot. I would like you to please start a thread in the scamming section and list your evidence. I know you won't do this because I am not a scammer. :/

Thank you.

Sorry Goatse Boy, I don't play games in the scammer forum, I'm a Free Market kind of a guy. I am just going to let the market tear you to shreds. I'll just be the guy shining the kitchen light on the cockroaches like you.

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Say what you will about the asset proposal, but the area looks pretty cool.

I wonder is that an artificial lake there or did they refurbish a natural one into that rectangular shape?

It's tremendously huge.

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Proof-of-Stake Blockchain Network

Seems legit Wink

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Quote from: silverbox on September 23, 2012, 12:01:27 PM

I have a friend who makes about 100k a year rice farming on leased land (in the US), I don't know what the lease costs him, but its probably around half the price his crop sells for. He's a very oppressed slave.. He lives in a nice house, with a nice wife and kids, drives his nice truck out to his leased farmland everyday parks it in his huge barn full of equipment and works the fields.. Its rough I tell ya!! Grin

Wait until each every piece of his equipment starts breaking down.... Wink

Facing hard elements is always tough, no doubt about it; it can be inspirational too, that's why I like to watch shows like Gold Rush and Swamp Logger on the discovery channel.

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I have a friend who makes about 100k a year rice farming on leased land (in the US), I don't know what the lease costs him, but its probably around half the price his crop sells for. He's a very oppressed slave.. He lives in a nice house, with a nice wife and kids, drives his nice truck out to his leased farmland everyday parks it in his huge barn full of equipment and works the fields.. Its rough I tell ya!! Grin

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Sharecropping is one small step away from slavery. Your record for bottom-feeding scammery on this forum speaks for itself.

The farmer gets a percentage of the profits. That is about as much the opposite of slavery as it gets. How would you arrange things differently?

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Quote from: LoupGaroux on September 22, 2012, 04:54:31 PM

Rice has actually been cultivated in Asia for over 5,000 years. Of course, nobody would expect a Tourette's sufferer and scammer like Goatse to actually do any research before totting out his latest scheme to liberate funds from others for his own benefit.

Offering to "buy" land in the name of others in a country where he cannot legally do so, and put Third World farmers into indentured servitude to serve his greed? Goatse has just sunk to a brand new low for the bitcoin community. He is the vilest, nastiest scammer and manipulator imaginable. Why not just whip over to Pattaya and open up a personal services tourism business? That seems to be about the level you are willing to play at Goatse boy.

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Big issues. Scammers and white slavers make me want to puke. Arrogant jag offs like Goatse are even worse in combining both attributes in one pile of shit.

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Look for the bear necessities!!

I dunno why anyone would invest with Goat...especially after reading this
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112071.40

edit: lol he deleted all his posts in that thread

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Rice has actually been cultivated in Asia for over 5,000 years. Of course, nobody would expect a Tourette's sufferer and scammer like Goatse to actually do any research before totting out his latest scheme to liberate funds from others for his own benefit.

Offering to "buy" land in the name of others in a country where he cannot legally do so, and put Third World farmers into indentured servitude to serve his greed? Goatse has just sunk to a brand new low for the bitcoin community. He is the vilest, nastiest scammer and manipulator imaginable. Why not just whip over to Pattaya and open up a personal services tourism business? That seems to be about the level you are willing to play at Goatse boy.

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Quote from: gene on September 21, 2012, 09:59:43 AM

This is too fucking much.

Goat, you've made it clear that you're a sad little fuck, but you've gone above and beyond with this sharecropping idea.

Let's take a look at sharecropping in the US: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sharecropping#United_States

This is indentured servitude, just one small step away from slavery.

Fuck you. Get the fuck out of here; you are a sack of shit.

So he is responsible for their quality of life but at the same time SHOULDNT employ them?

I don't understand.

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I do not think you bothered to read the thread. I just do not think you understand what is going on here.

I read the entire thread before posting. There is no need to try to discredit my points by saying I do not comprehend what has been stated. I am simply asking for some very basic information and stated some risks not yet fully discussed.

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But really to be clear if you do not think the land value of Cambodia will go down, do not invest. If you think the price of food will go down, do not invest.

It is clear that when you state this you mean value in fiat. However, the investment will be denominated in BTC if you list on the GLBSE. Both the value of land and the value of BTC can fluctuate greatly in terms of KHR. Purchasing land with KHR exposes investors to compounded risk. For example; if the value of BTC(in KHR) increases at a greater rate than the value of land(in KHR) increases, the ROIC will be negative for investors who bought the asset (this is simply in regards to the land, not rice.)

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It is not rocket science. Rice farming has been going on for over 100 year now... We pretty much know what to expect... Also we pretty much know what will happen when you just QE3...

Again, I would like to state claiming such certainty is dangerous. Even if future KHR values of land and rice were certain (and they are not), there is still the variable of KHR/BTC.

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