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Traffic analysis and caste
Following on this mention of traffic analysis and bitcoin. Spies and counterspies don’t need to know what you’re saying. They only need to know who you are and who you’re talking with. This extends to the common and stupid misconception of censorship. Advocates of “liberty” and “rights” always focus on the CONTENT of the message.…
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Not what BVM meant
Zuhlsdorf catches a revealing inconsistency in Bergoglio’s fake “peace” consecration. Bergoglio is following Deepstate as always, obeying NSA and CIA and Wall Street. He’s attempting to treat Russia and Ukraine as historically separate because Deepstate wants to separate them. When Mary called for the consecration of Russia through the Fatima girls, she meant the constant…
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More on the converse hoax rule
Another reprint from 2016-2017. Seems like I was on a roll then, before the “virus” holocaust derailed my mind. = = = = = Here’s a rule that runs parallel to the poker/sucker thing. I never understood the poker/sucker thing because I don’t gamble. I understand this rule. Most likely nobody else will, but fuck…
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Unsurprisingly
After writing about Frank Edwards, the newscaster who found his niche in UFOlogy, I started looking for related material. Surprisingly, Archive.org has an organized collection of the material, curated by Wendy Connors in the ’90s. There’s a huge amount of material: the UFO Hotline, news broadcasts, private interviews with Hynek and others, comedies that happened…
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Reprint on “Russian” “aggression”
From just a few months ago, worth reprinting now that we’re “defending” “against” “Russian” “aggression” for the 10000000000000th fucking time. = = = = = In Feb 73, Computers and Automation republished an article on NSA from Ramparts. It’s an interview with a former NSA guy, who (for fucking once) seems to have been genuinely…
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It’s not quite that simple
Dan Olson has been doing God’s work in exposing the absolute total swindle of ALL bitcoin and ALL blockchain and ALL NFTs. In this interview he hits one huge point precisely and misses one mid-sized point. The precise hit: Regulating NFTs as securities is useful, but it’s not going to fix the problem. The problem…
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Does NASA know something?
NASA’s new probe to Venus reminds me of one specific animal. I wonder if the Venusians will agree?
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One-way echo
An experience from a truth-teller: Had coffee with an old mentor & friend last week – someone I’d fallen out of touch w prior to Covid. He asked how I am & I told him when I came out against school closures/lockdowns, I was derided, shunned, fired, disinvited, threatened, called names & spit on. He…
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Been there, crawled that
Looking through the 1915 Okla geology journal again. This picture of a cave entrance is instantly familiar. Along with some nerd buddies, I went through this cave twice in 1970. Apparently the cave was already well known to spelunkers in 1915, though it was never commercialized. We had to go through an oil lease fence…
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Converse is useful
Over the last two years of “virus” holocaust I’ve been tirelessly and tiresomely repeating: THEY KNOW IT’S A HOAX BECAUSE THEY CREATED THE HOAX. The rulers don’t use ballgags and distancing and needles because they know the whole routine is MURDER. Criminals don’t shoot themselves. = = = = = Universal rules can be turned…
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Cancelling is hardly new
Among the scattered preserves of OTR is one 1954 Mutual news broadcast by Frank Edwards, at KFWB in Los Angeles. Edwards made a point of NOT insulting the audience. He was clearly trying to tell the truth as he saw it, and understood that normal people are also capable of seeing the truth. In discussing…
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Invulnerable India
Today’s little news item continues a LONG-running theme that doesn’t seem to get much attention. India is buying lots of Russian oil despite our self-destructive sanctions. We aren’t sanctioning India for breaking our sanctions. In the “virus” holocaust I’ve been noticing that many of the heroic dissidents within the “medical” community are from India. They…
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Interesting set of podcasts
These audio programs from the Beatrice Institute are EXTREMELY Christian, but interesting anyway. The series deals with the conflict between modern shit (social media, AI, tech, etc) and human souls. Unlike most, this series deliberately approaches the conflict from a WIDE variety of perspectives, many of them unexpected and fresh.
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Economics as a verb (reprint)
Reprint from 2012. = = = = = In any area you examine, our current idiocy stems from the fallacy of reification. In some cases we think of a word as being reality; in others we think of a number as being reality; in others we think of an arbitrary unit of measure as being…
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More verb vs noun
Here’s another relatively unimportant puzzle that can be untangled by thinking of verbs vs nouns. One of Bitcoin’s fake advantages is that it’s allegedly fungible. Every digital token is identical to all other digital tokens, so you can’t tell who owns this particular token. The analogy is coins vs dollar bills. Coins don’t have serial…
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