Nintendo Kid posted:

actually we need the return of weekend web, and the first article just be bitcointalk

Nintendo Kid posted:

need screenshot

Gum posted:

theres actually a lot of religious right people there which i totally didnt see coming

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blugu64 posted:

I myself am a catholic absolute monarchist

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theflyingorc posted:

no major respected scholar believes that jesus wasn't an actual dude, people who tell you otherwise are really close to moon landing deniers

blugu64 posted:

I myself am a catholic absolute monarchist

indigi posted:

so we're hosed unless someone invents cw7 pretty soon.

Heresiarch posted:

i finally watched that a few days ago and the "we gently caress up everything with bad geoengineering instead of actually reducing our carbon output" scenario was cringingly plausible

Boxturret posted:

why is there pain and suffering in the world?

FIAT CURRENCY

fermun posted:

there's also some conspiracy theorist that thinks a lot of politicians and famous people are actors.
















sometimes even the actors are actors.








https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=179616.0

fermun posted:

there's also some conspiracy theorist that thinks a lot of politicians and famous people are actors.
















sometimes even the actors are actors.








https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=179616.0

quote:

In one exchange with the undercover agent, Bolton-born Mr Ali was told he could test the ricin on a rodent, the court heard.

The phone found at Mr Ali's flat was also used for search for "Liverpool pet shop" and had a note saying "get pet to murder".

fermun posted:

Just-In-Timeberlake posted:

I love this post.

Feinne posted:

the great part is how it goes right from two people who do kind of resemble each other to allen west and cedric the entertainer, whose only real resemblance is that they are black males

Boxturret posted:

i miss weekend web

fermun posted:

there's also some conspiracy theorist that thinks a lot of politicians and famous people are actors.
















sometimes even the actors are actors.








https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=179616.0

blugu64 posted:

Did you really think his name was Chevy?

NeoHentaiMaster posted:

Look on youtube for lectures by Richard Carrier. He agrees with your statement but has some interesting explanations for it.

theflyingorc posted:

"oh man just google this one guy he explains it really well" - a person who is not deep into believing a conspiracy theory

quote:

Preet Bharara, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, Diego Rodriguez, Assistant Director-in-Charge of the New York Field Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (“FBI”), and Robert Sica, Special Agent-in-Charge of the New York Field Office of the United States Secret Service, announced today the unsealing of criminal complaints charging ANTHONY R. MURGIO and YURI LEBEDEV with running an unlicensed Internet Bitcoin exchange, which they operated through a phony front-company and, at times, a federal credit union that MURGIO acquired for purposes of the scheme. The defendants were arrested today at their residences in Florida, and are expected to be presented today in federal court in the Middle District of Florida.

According to the allegations contained in the criminal complaints unsealed today in Manhattan federal court1:

Since at least late 2013, MURGIO, LEBEDEV, and their co-conspirators have knowingly operated Coin.mx, a Bitcoin exchange service, in violation of federal anti-money laundering (“AML”) laws and regulations, including those requiring money services businesses like Coin.mx to meet registration and reporting requirements set forth by the United States Treasury Department. Through Coin.mx, MURGIO, LEBEDEV, and their co-conspirators enabled their customers to exchange cash for Bitcoins, charging a fee for their service. In doing so, they knowingly exchanged cash for people whom they believed may be engaging in criminal activity. MURGIO and his co-conspirators have also knowingly exchanged cash for Bitcoins for victims of “ransomware” attacks, that is, cyberattacks in which criminals (here, distributors of the ransomware known as “Cryptowall”) electronically block access to a victim’s computer system until a sum of “ransom” money, typically in Bitcoins, is paid to them. In doing so, MURGIO, and his co-conspirators knowingly enabled the criminals responsible for those attacks to receive the proceeds of their crimes, yet, in violation of federal anti-money laundering laws, MURGIO never filed any suspicious activity reports regarding any of the transactions...