“No one must ever ask where another rabbit was, and anyone who asked ‘Where?’ – must be silenced.”
Bombthrower
Blowing up the Clown World
Blowing up the Clown World
“No one must ever ask where another rabbit was, and anyone who asked ‘Where?’ – must be silenced.”
Both the Anthropocene anti-humanist movement and certain transhumanists believe humanity’s extinction is already baked into the cake, and we should just sit back and welcome it as a good thing.
by Scott Hill
There are similarities between FTX and Binance, not to mention past connections between the two, the big question is to what extent Binance is using their BNB token as collateral and how long can they continue to defend it’s value at these levels?
by Mr. E
Snowden was paraded around the world by mainstream media outlets to tell his story. All the while Senators, Congressmen and intelligence officials would call for his head – but for some reason seemed powerless to do anything about this one, lone man. How can that be so?
by Dalwhinnie
Humans have more to fear from the managers of population reduction than we do of civilizational collapse.
by Scott Hill
This is the third and final part in our recap of the collapse of FTX. In the first two issues we covered what happened in the weeks leading up to the failure of the exchange and how Alameda Research and FTX became so entangled and fraudulent in the first place.
The World Economic Forum goes beyond being a cabal, and may be a prototypical new organization type that merges a cult with “something that points beyond itself”
by Mr. E
In 2020, the Canadian Assistant Deputy Minister for Public Affairs informed the Canadian public that “They must know that they are not targets.”
How to get your Bitcoin off of the Coinbase exchange and securely self-custody it in the Coinbase wallet. What’s the difference between the two, and how to do it.
by Scott Hill
How did FTX grow from a tiny Hong Kong bucket shop into a top three Crypto exchange over the course of just a few years? What was Alameda research and were they ever legitimate? Most importantly, how exactly does an exchange lose track of up to $10 billion worth of customer deposits?