Such deep and telling points...
And what if most of the population knows nothing of technology but still relies on the television to tell them what to fear?
And what if the "terrorists" attack the technology that most people rely on but do not understand and people like us are caught in the crosshairs in making decisions to "keep everyone safe" ...or, like George Bush Jr said "you are either with us, or you're with the terrorists"? Which side do we choose when confronted by temporary wealth and power...or true freedom for all and Guantanamo?

I wish I could say this is a choice we will never have to make. Something in my gut tells me otherwise....

Quote from: leroyJenkins on April 15, 2015, 01:08:23 am

Quote from: fuzzy on April 14, 2015, 09:15:48 pm

Let us not forget that most of these really strict know your customer laws came into effect after the False Flag 9/11 attack started the "war on terror" (otherwise known as the war of terror).  So if we are talking about "terrorism" being the main reason for the necessity of "whitelists" and "blacklists", we are talking about changing privacy for all sovereigns based on a threat that is far less likely to threaten the population than, say, getting struck by lightning or dying from falling in the shower. 

I don't feel this is the right place to call 9/11 a false flag attack.

Some people may have a hard time taking you seriously after such a comment.

I am as disgusted as the next guy by the excesses of the war on terror, but I would hate for bitshares to be associated with tinfoil hats.

Not many tin foil hats here. Mostly lots of open minds. The testimony from American Architects and Engineers regarding the impossibility of the official 911 story is overwhelming.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7JCqlF24pI

Be that as it may, I hope you joined our forum today to discuss or learn about BitShares.

Welcome.

p.s. The creation of  BitShares is, in itself, a pretty strong political statement for the security of life, liberty and property.