Weed / Realpolitik / Crypto / Civil Asset Forefeiture and Any Other Chosen Topic - page 8.

BADecker

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Quote from: Benefactor on January 21, 2015, 02:11:09 AM

Quote from: BitcoinCharlie on January 20, 2015, 09:53:57 PM

Quote from: Benefactor on January 20, 2015, 07:45:05 PM

Bye, bye equities and other fakey-fake paper assets! We didn't care about you....

*waving

Yeah, I agree. Besides AU, AG and PT what else do you stock up on that's a good asset besides long-shelf-life food? I read online some suggestions...I've got quite a store of booze and razors. Supposedly will be excellent to trade.

Knowledge how things are made/produced is pretty good. Can you make your own food? I make sprouts, and have a big box of sprouting seeds. Mmm,...had some of my mung bean sprouts in an Asian stir-fry I made.

It helps if you are passionate about these things. Get creative! There are even new solutions that are suppressed by the governments and their mind-programming media.

From raw materials through cloth and buttons manufacturing to design and clothes production, how much of this process can you, yourself, direct?

How do you get raw materials to build or make something? Do you know?

Food, clothing, and shelter - lost arts.

Now with the State cracking down on preppers, combined with the newish police radar that can see inside homes - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/new-police-radars-can-see-inside-homes-930124 - nobody is safe anymore. Police can now find probable cause for anything, just by making a unreasonable judgment about what they detected using the radar. Raid first, ask questions later.

Benefactor

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Quote from: BitcoinCharlie on January 20, 2015, 09:53:57 PM

Quote from: Benefactor on January 20, 2015, 07:45:05 PM

Bye, bye equities and other fakey-fake paper assets! We didn't care about you....

*waving

Yeah, I agree. Besides AU, AG and PT what else do you stock up on that's a good asset besides long-shelf-life food? I read online some suggestions...I've got quite a store of booze and razors. Supposedly will be excellent to trade.

Knowledge how things are made/produced is pretty good. Can you make your own food? I make sprouts, and have a big box of sprouting seeds. Mmm,...had some of my mung bean sprouts in an Asian stir-fry I made.

It helps if you are passionate about these things. Get creative! There are even new solutions that are suppressed by the governments and their mind-programming media.

From raw materials through cloth and buttons manufacturing to design and clothes production, how much of this process can you, yourself, direct?

How do you get raw materials to build or make something? Do you know?

Food, clothing, and shelter - lost arts.

Benefactor

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Hmm,.... RE: my Post #69; it appears that the following headline on drudgereport.com satisfies what I was looking for. Basically, a total bust, unless you consider that silver just keep rising and rising, which it totally awesome with me. (That alone is all I really need right now.)

"Obama urges civility, then immediately taunts...." http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/jan/20/obama-calls-civility-then-immediately-taunts-repub/

It's just political BS, and I didn't even read the article. Couldn't care less.

What it does tell me, being fulfilled, is that BTC and silver WILL win over the day longer-term. ...And that is very important. Moreover, equities should, in theory, still tank before this time next week.

Wink

BitcoinCharlie

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Quote from: Benefactor on January 20, 2015, 07:45:05 PM

Bye, bye equities and other fakey-fake paper assets! We didn't care about you....

*waving

Yeah, I agree. Besides AU, AG and PT what else do you stock up on that's a good asset besides long-shelf-life food? I read online some suggestions...I've got quite a store of booze and razors. Supposedly will be excellent to trade.

Benefactor

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Bye, bye equities and other fakey-fake paper assets! We didn't care about you....

*waving

Benefactor

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Advanced predictive linguistics (don't ask) indicate that quite likely tonight's US President's nonsense talk will be immediately met with a reality that starkly contrasts with what is being said. I mean, an obvious thing. The secondary possibility is something ...forceful, but rather we'd prefer the primary possibility: Economic!

While my anticipated market turmoil has been bucolic thus far into the week, with the MOST AWESOME exception of silver jumping a buck! ...I am most expecting the global economic numbers to flipetty-flop quite nicely in evil coordination with the joke pawn of a figurehead's speech.

Shocked

(Unfortunately, BTC, UNO, and cryptos aren't expected to do much, here.)

BitcoinCharlie

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Yeah, plus under the scheme of civil asset forfeiture, cryptos are very hard to grab hold of. Not to mention, nobody in power wants to let any 'perp' out of the perpetual prison system.

Benefactor

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Quote from: poisenrang on January 20, 2015, 02:09:25 PM

Quote from: BitcoinCharlie on December 02, 2014, 09:07:41 PM

LOL, I agree, i don't try to prove anything either.

Somebody once said that there ain't no point in talking if there's nobody listening...

I have read that the pot dispenseries are unfairly targeted in jurisdictions where their activities are legal. It makes sense that owners of such legal establishments would be interested in crypto. Although it is interesting to find out that they are not versed on the subject.

Ofcourse, there is no point in talking if there is nobody listening to you. Lips sealed

And yeah, the pot dispenseries are unfairly targeted, anyhow everyone should be able to walk in the shop/dispensary and get some.

Y'all know my stance is in not promoting drugs, including alcohol, at all, but nevertheless,....

The governments are an integral, implicated part of the global mob that runs the majority of drug trade. People get 'busted', because this supra-governmental mob doesn't like competition.

If governments and the Powers that Be don't like cryptos, you can be sure their minion drug merchants won't, either, by-and-large. ...At least not yet.

Wouldn't want any faction of the lower minion class to make a windfall profit, now, by hodling, right? Heavens! They might actually start to think for themselves and gain some independence!

BitcoinCharlie

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Quote from: poisenrang on January 20, 2015, 02:09:25 PM

Quote from: BitcoinCharlie on December 02, 2014, 09:07:41 PM

LOL, I agree, i don't try to prove anything either.

Somebody once said that there ain't no point in talking if there's nobody listening...

I have read that the pot dispenseries are unfairly targeted in jurisdictions where their activities are legal. It makes sense that owners of such legal establishments would be interested in crypto. Although it is interesting to find out that they are not versed on the subject.

Ofcourse, there is no point in talking if there is nobody listening to you. Lips sealed

And yeah, the pot dispenseries are unfairly targeted, anyhow everyone should be able to walk in the shop/dispensary and get some.

Welcome to the fray broski! Do you hold any Unobtanium?

This is the crazy side thread for UNO

poisenrang

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Quote from: BitcoinCharlie on December 02, 2014, 09:07:41 PM

LOL, I agree, i don't try to prove anything either.

Somebody once said that there ain't no point in talking if there's nobody listening...

I have read that the pot dispenseries are unfairly targeted in jurisdictions where their activities are legal. It makes sense that owners of such legal establishments would be interested in crypto. Although it is interesting to find out that they are not versed on the subject.

Ofcourse, there is no point in talking if there is nobody listening to you. Lips sealed

And yeah, the pot dispenseries are unfairly targeted, anyhow everyone should be able to walk in the shop/dispensary and get some.

Benefactor

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I see cooperation where, at the end of a day of barnraising, another member of the community has a place to live in. They don't pay tribute to the Vatican through the IRS and City of London. They just have a great place to live in, that they occasionally share with others, and enjoy, and make babies in, who grow to be strong and help others to raise their barns.

No more 40-hour workdays for almost anyone. It's not needed. Most of the shit people do IN ALMOST ANY "job" is busywork, entirely counter-productive, and I'd say I can explain how about 90% of all positions are designed these days to actually murder people and reduce lifespan and quality of life. Yeah, really. Think real hard about that one.

I see people working together, interacting, learning skills and sharing them. Making their own expressions in creations and artforms.

In the end, deflation actually rules this fantasy, believe it or not. Most markets will become saturated, as everyone has just about everything they need and even want, turning inward, perhaps. A land far, far away that is ruled by a little something that can be described as...

BOUNTY

(Abundance)

vector.iso

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eh, i'm a bit of a socialist. cheap junior colleges and public transportation rules. some things really suck ass when they're privatized; just look at cable tv providers in the USA. now imagine comcast being in charge of the roads and trains...

BitcoinCharlie

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I can't imagine why Germany would want their gold back? Huh

JK

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-01-19/bundesbank-resumes-gold-repatriation-transfers-120-tonnes-physical-gold-paris-and-ny

And for a real world problem:

http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/01/16/us-argentina-economy-imports-idUSKBN0KP2A920150116

sirsmokesalot

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Anyone who thinks the feds run things "for the people' and think they are part of the people that they are are running things for are a little misguided. I for one cannot wait for the breakdown of this current socialist state that is ruling the U.s. I know life is pretty awesome here, but it feels like it could be better. The funniest part of all of this, to me anyway, is that we are fine without most of what society currently offers. We tend to forget that humans have been around for quite some time without many of the modern luxuries. If society as we knew it today came grinding to a halt, how many others would be grinning ear to ear?

Benefactor

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For your listening pleasure: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHanymw3mW8&feature=player_embedded

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Ha! I can usually tell the difference between the Russian and Greek alphabets! Should have looked closer at what I could see. Anyway,....Yeah, the Greeks leaving the Euro is a done deal. Beginning of the cascade.

Western cabal fiats are doomed. Can't wait until it hits the $USD, so I can finally start talking to all the sheep around me, without that TV haze in their eyes.

BitcoinCharlie

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Quote from: Benefactor on January 18, 2015, 11:26:56 PM

BC, could you explain that graphic? I don't speak Russian, and don't recognize the logos, and can barely read the graphic to attempt to use a translator. 'Would be a little easier on me....

T.I.A., if applicable.

It's a graphic showing the polling of the upcoming Greek elections (that don't matter according to Deutschland)

It shows that an anti-austerity political party is projected to take nearly a clean majority in parliament.

If elected, they will likely drop out of the Euro to begin printing Drachmas. What does that mean for the Euro? Probabaly nothing good!

The election could be the catalyst to start the SHTF...

Benefactor

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BC, could you explain that graphic? I don't speak Russian, and don't recognize the logos, and can barely read the graphic to attempt to use a translator. 'Would be a little easier on me....

T.I.A., if applicable.

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keybase.io/fallingknife/

I love this thread. #lurker

BitcoinCharlie

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Glad to see the thread is seeing some action! Thanks for the updates Benefactor!

@IMZ I'll have an emu steak, medium-rare!

Here's something to chew on:

I don't know if you follow Jim Rickards, but he's always talking about snowflakes. He's looking for the snowflake that starts the avalanche. The above picture may be said snowflake, notwithstanding what the Germans say about containing the contagion...

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