October 2022 - cypherpunks@lists.ogf.org

Re[2]: SHOLEM SCHWARZBARD: THE JEWISH ASSASSIN
by professor rat 26 Oct '22

26 Oct '22

Yes its low but then its 150 a year for a few years more - probably. Also price reflects my present crypto situation which is underwater ( again - like 2014-17 ) Don't forget his price could soon fall to zero as more woke folks will want to signal virtue. And if you're not in Arg I will contribute towards fare. 300 a year for 10 years? That's double - so long as I'm alive. And he's really dead. No pressure.

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Re: SHOLEM SCHWARZBARD: THE JEWISH ASSASSIN
by professor rat 26 Oct '22

26 Oct '22

How much to wack-out Juan G? One Monero at todays strike. And one more per year for as long as I live ( I'm almost 68 )

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GRARPAMP is just another Anarcho-phony, cheap fraud and despicable coward
by professor rat 26 Oct '22

26 Oct '22

Mongo repeating as farce - stinking up the site with his farts - just like his two skunk BFF's Juan and Karl. Fuck off dipshit. And take your bumboys with you.

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Here's one really easy way to combat globalized, network democracy
by professor rat 26 Oct '22

26 Oct '22

Get off the internet

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For centuries " Democracy ' was a political swear word. Now its our turn. The crypto-ANARCHIST century!
by professor rat 26 Oct '22

26 Oct '22

The democratization of the internet naturally parallels the democratization of real-world societies. Only faster. And since most conservatives are stupid they're having trouble keeping up. Oh well. Disease skepticism has already accounted for many of them while others queue to join Julian and Ross in the Graybar Hotel. Que sera sera.

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SHOLEM SCHWARZBARD: THE JEWISH ASSASSIN
by professor rat 26 Oct '22

26 Oct '22

Someone should assassinate Juan Garofalo and collect some free crypto from me. https://anarchistnews.org/content/part-one-sholem-schwarzbard-jewish-assass… Repo man

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Kanye West dropped by Adidas after making a string of anti-semitic slurs.
by professor rat 25 Oct '22

25 Oct '22

Why can't Juan Garofalo be dropped from a rope till dead? https://www.news.com.au/entertainment/celebrity-life/kanye-west-dropped-by-… Reposts like Adolph Eichmann

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United States: Be Careful What You Admit
by Gunnar Larson 25 Oct '22

25 Oct '22

https://www.mondaq.com/unitedstates/civil-law/1241846/be-careful-what-you-a… Accordingly, a party entering into an agreement with the government must be mindful of the precise phrasing of any factual admissions and any agreements regarding what the party thereafter will not contradict.

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Rolling Stone Article
by David 25 Oct '22

25 Oct '22

Where is James Gorden Meek https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/fbi-raid-abc-news_p… Sent with Proton Mail secure email.

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Cryptocurrency: Ben Bernanke Wins Nobel Prize for Economic Idiocy, Ruin, Slavery, and Govt Violence
by grarpamp 25 Oct '22

25 Oct '22

Ron Paul: Wreck The Economy, Win A Nobel Prize http://ronpaulinstitute.org/archives/featured-articles/2022/october/17/dest… https://schiffgold.com/guest-commentaries/ron-paul-wreck-the-economy-win-a-… Ben Bernanke was one of the architects of the inflation you’re suffering from today. He won a Nobel Prize for his efforts. Bernanke rolled out quantitative easing to rescue the economy in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis. At the time, he swore it was a temporary emergency measure and that the Fed would eventually sell all of the bonds it was accumulating on its balance sheet. He insisted that it was not a debt monetization scheme. Of course, it was a debt monetization scheme. After a half-hearted effort to shrink the balance sheet a decade after the Great Recession, the Fed abandoned the effort as soon as the stock market tanked at the end of 2018. It went right back to QE and then launched QE infinity to deal with the government’s response to the pandemic. As Peter Schiff has been saying, the inflation problem of today started decades ago and Bernanke was one of the chief culprits. As Ron Paul put it, “Honoring Bernanke for his advice on what government should do when banks fail is like giving a fire safety award to an arsonist.” The following article by Ron Paul was originally published by the Ron Paul Institute. The opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect those of Peter Schiff or SchiffGold. Former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is a 2022 recipient of the Nobel Prize in economics for his writings on how government should respond to bank failures. Honoring Bernanke for his advice on what government should do when banks fail is like giving a fire safety award to an arsonist. Bernanke was Fed chairman when the housing bubble, created by his predecessor Alan Greenspan in the wake of the bursting of Greenspan’s tech bubble and the 9-11 attacks, exploded. When the housing market collapsed, Bernanke worked with Congress and the Bush administration to bail out big banks and Wall Street firms. In the years following the meltdown, the Bernanke-led Fed tried to “stimulate” the economy via massive money creation, near-zero interest rates, and “quantitative easing,” where the Fed injects liquidity into the market via purchases of financial assets including Treasury bonds. The Fed’s post-meltdown policies produced sluggish growth at best while laying the groundwork for the next bust. A sign that the next crash was around the corner came in September of 2019 when the Federal Reserve began pumping billions of dollars a day into the “repurchasing” market, which banks use to make overnight loans to each other, in order to keep that market’s interest rates from rising above the Fed’s target rate. The covid lockdowns then gave the Fed an excuse to push interest rates to zero and massively expand quantitative easing. The Fed’s actions are the prime culprit behind the price inflation plaguing America’s economy. The Fed has responded to the price inflation by increasing interest rates, although rates remain much lower than they would be in a free market. The fact that even these relatively small increases helped push the fragile economy into recession shows the instability of our debt-based economic system. Bernanke, and Congress, should have responded to the meltdown by letting the recession that followed the meltdown run its course. This is the only way the economy can adjust to the market distortions caused when the Fed increases the money supply and lowers interest rates. Those who worry that this “don’t do something, just stand there” approach would inflict long-term economic pain on the American people should consider the economic depression of 1920. During this depression, the Fed refrained from trying to “stimulate” the economy, and Congress actually cut spending. The result was the downturn was quickly over. Sadly, the lessons of 1920 are largely ignored by mainstream economic historians. In response to my questioning at a Financial Services Committee hearing, then-Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke admitted he did not consider gold to be money. Of course, gold and other precious metals are money because individuals have selected them whenever they had the freedom to choose a currency. One reason for this is that precious metals are uniquely suited to serve as a stable unit of account. In contrast, government rulers have favored fiat money precisely because it can never serve as an honest unit of account due to its value being constantly manipulated by central bankers. This is often done at the behest of power-hungry politicians. Therefore, under a fiat monetary system we cannot know the true value of goods and services. This is why to create a sound economy that provides prosperity we should audit then end the fed.

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