The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
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Google: History? Backfiles Do Not Sell Ads
Phi Beta Iota: Read original by clicking above, in this case a complete safety copy is below. Google (and Amazon and other digital data services) are deleting history. This matters.
Continue reading “Stephen E. Arnold: Google Deleting History”
Another False Flag Synaogogue Shooting With a Fake Hero That’s Probably a Total Hoax
The Mossad Owns and Operates the American Terrorist Industry
SOTN Editor’s Note: Sorry to say that yesterday’s shooting at the San Diego-area synagogue has all the elements of not only a false flag but also juvenile hoax. That there was an assault rifle involved and so many children in the line of fire lends to the strong likelihood that this bogus terrorist attack was carried out as a psyop to implement gun control in California.
UPDATE: This was a Chabbad Zionist false flag event in partnership with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). It will not be properly investigated. It is now legal to lie and do false flags with and without mind control and real dead, in the USA. We call on President Donald Trump to put an end to these atrocities, and expel Zionists (not Jews) from the USA.
How Zcoin’s Privacy Technology Compares to the Competition
Unlike the previous anonymity schemes which involve obscuring the real transactions with other inputs or transactions, the Zerocoin protocol completely breaks the transaction links between coins through the use of zero-knowledge proofs.
This anonymity scheme is not without some drawbacks. In return for the huge anonymity set and breaking of transaction links, Zerocoin requires a one time trusted setup to generate initial parameters. In Zerocoin these are two very large prime numbers that need to be destroyed. Knowledge of these two large prime numbers would allow someone to forge Zerocoin spends and create coins out of thin air.
Whether it was earnest advice or a public-relations ploy, we’re told Mark Zuckerberg’s recent call for regulation would not actually fix the problems with Facebook. Canada’s CBC News describes “The Case Against Facebook: a ‘Dataopoly’ with Too Much Market Power.” I was interested in reporter Ramona Pringle’s explanation of a “dataopoly;” she cites Carleton University professor Dwayne Winseck, who teaches about Internet governance:
“[Winseck] says with its behemoth scale and singular control over the data of its users, Facebook is a ‘dataopoly.’
