Re: UFO: Inside the BlackVault, FOIA POSSE, MKULTRA, ARTICHOKE, BLUEBIRD
ππ’π§π§π’π ππππ¦π¬ @disclosureteam_ UAP Researcher, YouTube host, Investigator, Writer, Speaker, Phenomenology. Member of @UAPMediaUK @UAPSociety @33ozCreative England, United Kingdom piped.kavin.rocks/@RealDisclβ¦ Joined March 2021 Tweets 6,687 Following 775 Followers 12,340 Likes 30,177 1,362 Photos and videos Tweets Tweets & Replies Media Search Pinned Tweet ππ’π§π§π’π ππππ¦π¬ @disclosureteam_ 22h 3 weeks until Iβll be in Roswell, NM for the Roswell Incident Conference (@RDRIncident) Iβm looking forward to presenting, and meeting and chatting with my fellow speakers and attendees. roswellincident.com/ #ufotwitter #uaptwitter 2 18 1 76 ππ’π§π§π’π ππππ¦π¬ @disclosureteam_ 1h Love seeing friends together! Have fun gentlemen. Iβll see you in Roswell @TheZignal! Jay Christopher King @JayCKing78 5h First houseguest at my new place, two wonderful days and nights with Dan ZetterstrΓΆm of That UFO Podcast, a true ray of sunshine. Danβs begun a diabolically fun road trip on his way to the conference in Roswell at the end of this month- safe travels! @TheZignal @ufouapam 1 1 23 ππ’π§π§π’π ππππ¦π¬ retweeted MarikvR @MvonRen 6h Bottom Line: The Intelligence Community Inspector General βfound Mr. Gruschβs assertion that information was inappropriately concealed from Congress to be urgent and credible.β The firm that represented Grusch until yesterday took no position on the content of the information. 28 62 7 220 ππ’π§π§π’π ππππ¦π¬ @disclosureteam_ 7h Attorneys from the Compass Rose Legal Group, who represented whistleblower David Grusch in his complaint to the Intelligence Community Inspector General (ICIG) regarding harassment he says he received during his investigation of a supposed UAP crash retrieval program within theβ¦ nitter.pw/i/web/status/166β¦ 14 4 1 33 ππ’π§π§π’π ππππ¦π¬ @disclosureteam_ 8h Does the U.S. Government Want You to Believe in U.F.O.s? Latest from the New York Times nytimes.com/2023/06/10/opiniβ¦ #ufotwitter #uaptwitter Opinion | Does the U.S. Government Want You to Believe in U.F.O.s? Are there crashed alien ships kept hidden in hangars? nytimes.com 27 15 4 78 ππ’π§π§π’π ππππ¦π¬ retweeted Grant Lavac @GrantLavac 11h π¬π§ CALLING ALL BRITS & AUSSIES π¦πΊ If you want your UK and Australian governments to take the issue of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (#UAP), please SIGN and SHARE these petitions: π¬π§ UAP Petition: petition.parliament.uk/petitβ¦ π¦πΊ UAP Petition: aph.gov.au/e-petitions/petitβ¦ #ufotwitter 39 82 7 174 ππ’π§π§π’π ππππ¦π¬ retweeted Daniel Miller (SiCcOp) π³οΈβπ @SicCoP1 20h The chief criticism Iβve been seeing not just on here but in most media pieces is a lack of actual evidence. No shit. Everyone agrees. I think lots of folks are missing the point. @rosscoulthart with a fantastic answer to that π H/T @gangatoday1 81 206 40 956 55,396 ππ’π§π§π’π ππππ¦π¬ @disclosureteam_ 20h Military UFO whistleblower wants claims to be βtestedβ. @NewsNation with @rosscoulthart piped.kavin.rocks/bvTsHzYwoRM #ufotwitter #uaptwitter Military UFO whistleblower wants claims to be βtestedβ: Coulthart |... Investigative journalist Ross Coulthart interviewed David Grusch, an Air Force veteran and former member of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, who ... youtube.com 4 18 76 ππ’π§π§π’π ππππ¦π¬ retweeted Liberation Times @LiberationTimes 21h NEW: Congresswoman Spearheading UFO Investigation Says U.S. Government's Status Quo Leaves American Public In The Dark liberationtimes.com/home/conβ¦ Congresswoman Spearheading UFO Investigation Says U.S. Government's Status Quo Leaves American... Representative Anna Paulina Luna (R-Florida), a member of the House Oversight Committee and a leading figure in investigating Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), has stated to Liberation Times... liberationtimes.com 57 249 26 1,008 ππ’π§π§π’π ππππ¦π¬ retweeted Anna Paulina Luna @realannapaulina Jun 7 Thank you @RepJamesComer ! Very happy to announce @RepTimBurchett and myself will be working with the @GOPoversight team to lead out the investigation into UAPs (UFOs). 140 235 32 994 25,731 ππ’π§π§π’π ππππ¦π¬ @disclosureteam_ 22h 3 weeks until Iβll be in Roswell, NM for the Roswell Incident Conference (@RDRIncident) Iβm looking forward to presenting, and meeting and chatting with my fellow speakers and attendees. roswellincident.com/ #ufotwitter #uaptwitter 2 18 1 76 ππ’π§π§π’π ππππ¦π¬ @disclosureteam_ Jun 9 In less than two hours, @WitnessCitizen & @Borders750 join me live on YouTube to discuss the alleged 1933 Italy UFO crash that whistleblower David Grusch claims he was briefed on. piped.kavin.rocks/live/3eg0X8xEhfQβ¦ Join us in the live chat. 1pm PST/ 4pm EST/ 9pm BST #ufotwitterβ¦ nitter.pw/i/web/status/166β¦ 12 31 3 143 4,853 ππ’π§π§π’π ππππ¦π¬ retweeted brodawg @Brodawg42 Jun 9 Update: No solid date set for the upcoming House Oversight & Accountability Cmte UAP Hearing. However, according to a staffer of @RepLuna, there have been talks of this hearing happening in about two weeks or so. That may change, but this WILL occur BEFORE the summer recess.β¦ nitter.pw/i/web/
Cryptocurrency: US And Govts Suicidally Sowing The Seeds Of The Crypto Revolt That Will End World Govts
Freedom is getting VERY pissed off with the USA and Govts around the world... when the mass of Commoners get angry with what Govts are doing, with the Oppression and Destruction of their Human Freedom, they revolt. The CryptoRevolution is coming, soon. Be ready to fight, for Freedom. Honestly - bash the US government by TemporaryCitron9271 As for me, what has been going on lately is one big manipulation. And once again caused by the US. I don't know what exactly it aims at but it certainly doesn't help people and even hits them. I hope things will quickly turn around. And laws regarding cryptocurrencies if any more should be addressed and discussed in the international market. In the casino - you can leave money, drugs in the states - as much as possible, disrespect for the environment in the states - as much as possible. After all, the government gets cash from the citizens from profit tax anyway. What else do they want. And let it all go to the muzzle [β]Dubby635 25 points26 points27 points 8 hours ago (15 children) The US is always heavy on "FREEDOM FOR ALL" but not when it comes to crypto permalink embed save report give award reply [β]PoPoChaoTin 8 points9 points10 points 4 hours ago (3 children) The US maybe used to be all about freedom. But itβs becoming more and more authoritarian. permalink embed save parent report give award reply [β]Always_QuestionPlatinum | QC: CC 1076, ETH 477, BTC 115 | TraderSubs 21 2 points3 points4 points 2 hours ago (0 children) Sad but true. Crypto the outlet. permalink embed save parent report give award reply [β]Twelvety 1 point2 points3 points 10 minutes ago (1 child) It still is, but it was only ever about freedom for the US government and its interest. It just so happens it's repression for everyone else. permalink embed save parent report give award reply [β]PoPoChaoTin [score hidden] 3 minutes ago (0 children) Thatβs a good point. However the United States government used to be a truer representation of the people. Government now is way too bloated and becoming a machine permalink embed save parent report give award reply [β]X-Files22Platinum | QC: SOL 25 12 points13 points14 points 6 hours ago (1 child) Freedom for Congress to trade stocks etc with special information. Meanwhile the little guys get stepped on, stolen from and lectured to by the corrupt boomers as usual. permalink embed save parent report give award reply [β]Legitimate_Suit_3431 3 points4 points5 points 2 hours ago (0 children) Political' are just a mafia group who uses police as enforcers. Hiding behind closed curtains doing grey shit everyday. while telling everyone to follow the law and know your place. permalink embed save parent report give award reply [β]partymslPlatinum | QC: CC 702 | r/WSB 16 2 points3 points4 points 6 hours ago (0 children) It is quite telling that most politicians in the US donβt know their own laws, so obviously we will have this outcome. permalink embed save parent report give award reply [β]SQUIRMANDESAUR 1 point2 points3 points 7 hours ago (0 children) At least they are somewhat United in driving crypto away. permalink embed save parent report give award reply [β]JustinTormund_10Tin 1 point2 points3 points 2 hours ago (3 children) Not just crypto, anything that isnβt specifically geared towards benefiting the top 1%, at least since the Reagan administration. The US govt actively works against those in poverty and tryβs to keep them poor to take advantage of their situation. Whether it be making homeless activities illegal, over-draft fees being legal, punishing low income earner more on their taxes than the rich, giving tax breaks to billionaires plane and yacht owners, list goes on forever. I mean the only people that were allowed to vote in the first place were rich white land owners. This country hates poor people. permalink embed save parent report give award reply [β]Elegant_Tale_3929Platinum | QC: ATOM 27 1 point2 points3 points 57 minutes ago (2 children) Oh please, the US loves poor people, they just want them to know their place and stay poor working for the elites. permalink embed save parent report give award reply [β]JustinTormund_10Tin 1 point2 points3 points 53 minutes ago (1 child) Lol, love them so much theyβll kill em permalink embed save parent report give award reply [β]Elegant_Tale_3929Platinum | QC: ATOM 27 0 points1 point2 points 51 minutes ago (0 children) Of course, then they don't have to pay for Social Security and Medicare when they get old. Then market to 3rd world countries how "how many opportunities there are!" if their young adults come work here. They know exactly
Re: Dishonest Tor relay math question - tor-talk is to lazy
> Tor design has stayed 25 years old, while threats advanced light years, yet > Tor Project Incorporated chooses silence refusing to even publicly > speculating on design weakness in such wide public needed and vocal manner > so as to inform warn users of some real issues. "Tor Stinks -- NSA, vulns known since before 2012" Tor Project Incorporated (TPI) has been putting users at risk since decade[s]. Yet people still refuse to listen, and to act to publicly call them out on it, and to act and design and deploy better networks. And they still refuse to listen even when heavy hitters like Snowden tell them that speculating and facting on decades worth of advancements is very prudent to do now. And top TPI people will refuse to post about or directly acknowledge without weaseling away what Snowden is saying and how it relates to tor. He doesn't directly note these two areas, but the idea that Network Analysis and Sybil have not also far advanced in 10 years... is dangerously stupid and must be addressed. ps: TPI's continued censorship of all these threads off their lists proves that the Tor Project is corrupt and must now be confronted and countered in public by the public. Snowden Warns Today's Surveillance Technology Makes 2013 Look Like "Child's Play" Authored by Julia Conley via CommonDreams.org, "We trusted the government not to screw us," said Edward Snowden. "But they did. We trusted the tech companies not to take advantage of us. But they did. That is going to happen again, because that is the nature of power." With this week marking 10 years since whistleblower Edward Snowden disclosed information to journalists about widespread government spying by United States and British agencies, the former National Security Agency contractor on Thursday joined other advocates in warning that the fight for privacy rights, while making several inroads in the past decade, has grown harder due to major changes in technology. "If we think about what we saw in 2013 and the capabilities of governments today," Snowden told The Guardian, "2013 seems like child's play." Snowden said that the advent of commercially available surveillance products such as Ring cameras, Pegasus spyware, and facial recognition technology has posed new dangers. As Common Dreams has reported, the home security company Ring has faced legal challenges due to security concerns and its products' vulnerability to hacking, and has faced criticism from rights groups for partnering with more than 1,000 police departmentsβincluding some with histories of police violenceβand leaving community members vulnerable to harassment or wrongful arrests. Law enforcement agencies have also begun using facial recognition technology to identify crime suspects despite the fact that the software is known to frequently misidentify people of colorβleading to the wrongful arrest and detention earlier this year of Randal Reid in Georgia, among other cases. Last month, journalists and civil society groups called for a global moratorium on the sale and transfer of spyware like Pegasus, which has been used to target dozens of journalists in at least 10 countries. Protecting the public from surveillance "is an ongoing process," Snowden told The Guardian on Thursday. "And we will have to be working at it for the rest of our lives and our children's lives and beyond." In 2013, Snowden revealed that the U.S. government was broadly monitoring the communications of citizens, sparking a debate over surveillance as well as sustained privacy rights campaigns from groups like Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) and Fight for the Future. "Technology has grown to be enormously influential," Snowden told The Guardian on Thursday. "We trusted the government not to screw us. But they did. We trusted the tech companies not to take advantage of us. But they did. That is going to happen again, because that is the nature of power." Last month ahead of the anniversary of Snowden's revelations, EFF noted that some improvements to privacy rights have been made in the past decade, including: The sunsetting of Section 215 of the PATRIOT Act, which until 2020 allowed the U.S. government to conduct a dragnet surveillance program that collected billions of phone records; The emergence of end-to-end encryption of internet communications, which Snowden noted was "a pipe dream in 2013"; The end of the NSA's bulk collection of internet metadata, including email addresses of senders and recipients; and Rulings in countries including South Africa and Germany against bulk data collection. The group noted that privacy advocates are still pushing Congress to end Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which permits the warrantless surveillance of Americans' communications, and "to take privacy seriously," particularly as tech companies expand spying capabilities. "Despite calls over the last few years for federal legislation to
AssMange suckholes float plea deal
Give AssMange probation for ten years in Mexico - let him plead out https://www.publicbooks.org/when-journalists-lose-public-support-violence-abounds/ Reposts designed to elicit intelligent conversation and annoy grampy
Cryptocurrency: The Right To Privacy Far Outweighs All Other Considerations
The privacy that coins like Monero give far outweighs all the illegal uses of it, everyone has a right to privacy that shouldn't be taken away After seeing Binance disable privacy coins in multiple countries, I think it's important to keep in mind that governments do have a good reason for banning these coins, as a lot of illegal activity is made easier and hidden this way. But banning it takes away something more, namely the privacy that everyone has a right to, and this is just a trade off that comes with privacy and freedom of finances. Nothing comes without its downsides, it's more about the evaluation of pros and cons and seeing if the pros outweigh the cons. It simply has more benefits than the harm it does. In this case it's something that everyone should have the right to, Privacy. I don't think this is even worth evaluation, as it's so easy to see that the right of privacy far outweighs all the cons that comes with it, with all the hidden and illegal activity. So I can't believe that they don't even hesitate to take action against coins that give privacy as if it's a threat. I'm still curious to hear if anyone has any good arguments as well against it. jump to content my subreddits edit subscriptions popular -all -random -users | AskReddit -funny -worldnews -pics -todayilearned -mildlyinteresting -news -gaming -movies -explainlikeimfive -aww -tifu -videos -TwoXChromosomes -Jokes -Art -LifeProTips -OldSchoolCool -Music -nottheonion -Futurology -Showerthoughts -dataisbeautiful -books -IAmA -askscience -science -space -nosleep -food -photoshopbattles -DIY -gifs -gadgets -WritingPrompts -sports -creepy -history -GetMotivated -announcements -InternetIsBeautiful -Documentaries -EarthPorn -philosophy -UpliftingNews -listentothis -blog more Β» CryptoCurrency comments Want to join? Log in or sign up in seconds. English limit my search to r/CryptoCurrency use the following search parameters to narrow your results: subreddit:subreddit find submissions in "subreddit" author:username find submissions by "username" site:example.com find submissions from "example.com" url:text search for "text" in url selftext:text search for "text" in self post contents self:yes (or self:no) include (or exclude) self posts nsfw:yes (or nsfw:no) include (or exclude) results marked as NSFW e.g. subreddit:aww site:imgur.com dog see the search faq for details. advanced search: by author, subreddit... this post was submitted on 31 May 2023 1,001 points (91% upvoted) shortlink: remember mereset password Post link Post text CryptoCurrency joinleave6,459,279 readers 8,387 users here now Mod Recruiting Rules Policies Scheduled Discussions Flair Filters Other Links Be nice to each other! r/CryptoCurrency is a welcoming place for all people and all cryptocurrencies. Network r/CryptoCurrencyMemes r/CryptoCurrencyMoons r/CryptoCurrencyMeta r/CC Discord Server r/CC Telegram Group r/CointestOfficial r/CryptoCurrency_Tech r/CryptoMarkets r/CryptoDevs Welcome Welcome to /r/CryptoCurrency. This subreddit is intended for open discussions on all subjects related to emerging crypto-currencies or crypto-assets. Please make quality contributions and follow the rules for posting. If you meet our requirements and want custom flair, click here. Rules Core Principles Spam Manipulation Giveaways or Illegal Activity Content Standards Personal Information Content Theft On Topic Discussion Suitable Titles and Flairs Communicate With The Mod Team Resources and Tools Moons Wiki CoinCheckUp (Tracking and analysis) CoinDesk (Crypto News) Coingecko (Price graphs) CoinMarketCap (Cryptocurrency market cap info) Crypto.jobs (Jobs in crypto) Hyperledger (Linux Foundation) Microsoft Azure Blockchain 10k.pizza (Portfolio tracking. Warning: Background mining) Education Cointest Archive IBM's ZeroToBlockchain (Free learning resources) Khan Academy on Bitcoin (Free Course) Mastering Bitcoin (Open Source book) Mastering Ethereum (Open Source book) Exchanges Local Exchanges Mining Related Crypto Subreddits /r/CryptoCurrencyMemes r/CryptoCurrency_Tech r/CryptoMarkets r/CryptoRecruiting r/Best_of_Crypto r/BitcoinMarkets r/BitcoinMining r/CryptoTrade r/Ethfinance r/EthTrader r/Jobs4Crypto r/Liberland r/NFT r/OpenBazaar r/GPUmining Top 10 market cap currencies Bitcoin (BTC) - $497.81B - $25662.69 Ethereum (ETH) - $209.07B - $1738.98 Tether (USDT) - $83.40B - $1.00 BNB (BNB) - $37.17B - $238.48 USD Coin (USDC) - $28.33B - $1.00 XRP (XRP) - $25.51B - $0.49 Cardano (ADA) - $8.41B - $0.24 Dogecoin (DOGE) - $8.38B - $0.06 TRON (TRX) - $6.11B - $0.07 Solan
Re: Cryptocurrency: CBDC Digital Fiat WARNING BELLS GOING OFF
Brace for "Dependence Day" as FedNow CBDC launches in July Prepare yourselves for an impending "Dependence Day" as the launch of FedNow Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) looms on the horizon this July. While it may appear as a step towards financial independence at first glance, we must confront the potential repercussions lurking beneath the surface. Rather than celebrating true "Independence Day," the introduction of a CBDC raises alarming questions about privacy, financial autonomy, and the consolidation of power within centralized entities. It is imperative that we delve into these concerns and collectively examine the potential ramifications of this upcoming digital currency. All too often, what they claim to be for internal-only non-user-facing usage, ends up being enhanced and forced out upon end-users later. If it looks anything like a currency or currency infrastructure, it or some CBDC like it will be rolled out larger eventually. "CBDC = government spying on us" "This is the point that needs to be hammered home every time this topic comes up. With a CBDC there is no more privacy, the government will be able to see every transaction you make. Not only that they will be able to freeze/seize your assets much easier than they can now." "With CBDC, they will also be able control what you can or cannot buy with the currency. It will give them 100% control of everything. We need to fight it at every turn!"
Re: USA 2024 Elections Thread
https://twitter.com/RepMattGaetz/status/1666963137646436358 https://rumble.com/v2t5day-system-update-show-96.html Trump Indictment: One of many Internet theories in evidence, summary... "I'm going after the Deep State! -- Trump, 2016 Announcement "I want the killing to stop! -- Trump, re: Ukraine, during the war" Trump kept the "secret war risks docs" to expose the Deep State Pol-MICs for suggesting that he go to war, as an "I told you so" or a "Stop war" especially if they did so in the future (Ukraine, Iran, etc?), thus exculpating himself and his no war order with docs he wouldn't be able to get after his term... at least not for a minor war hawks operation gone minorly wrong... as the prior hero for ordering no war, and thus forever damning the Deep State Military Industrial Complex Democrats and War Hawks in the process for not following the Govt's own various internal risks assessments and getting countless people perhaps untold millions killed. Trump was going to expose high crime, and committed no crime. The DOJ FBI and Deep State CIA Media Leak-Fake-News Regime literally exposed their own corruption and that of the War Hawks in the indictment pg 15~16. Seemingly they brought the war suggestion, then fake-contexted twisted-news'd his possible "might order an attack" comment in the general convo discussion question of it, as retribution for his ultimately shutting them down by ordering it not to occur. His recorded convo context would show the "perfect call" of that time. Biden crime family did commit high crimes, but the corrupt biased and owned news media refused to cover Joe's corrupt criminal $5 Million bribe shown in the whistleblower informant forms to protect his son from criminal prosecution on corruption, failed to investigate Hunter selling Joe's docs out of his rental house, failed to prosecute criminal election influence conspiracies, donor influence fraud, 2020 street violence criminals, etc. But they did release and cover Trump indictment the very next day with more criminal conspiratorially coordinated undue election influence, and typical story inflation. Glenn Greenwald @ggreenwald The mere mention by Trump that he thought Hillary should be prosecuted caused shrieks of indignation - fascism!! abuse of the justice system!! - by the very same people who have spent the last year cheering every Trump indictment by Dem prosecutors/Biden-DOJ and demanding more: Michael Tracey @mtracey Everyone who was sentient from 2017-2021 knows if the Trump DOJ had indicted Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, or Joe Biden for *any reason at all* -- doesn't matter the details -- it would have been wall-to-wall blaring that the country had disintegrated into apocalyptic Fascism
