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How America Gets Its Weed Oct 27, 2015

Anti Media – While I was speaking with a friend from Germany recently, I was surprised at how shocked he was to learn of Weedmaps, a popular U.S.-based site that serves as the largest directory of marijuana-related products on the Internet. This makes sense, considering weed is not legal in Germany like it is in Oregon, Washington, Colorado, and the dozens of states with medical marijuana programs like California. He could not believe the vast array of edibles, topicals, oils, waxes, hashes, and smoking instruments viewable to those lucky enough to live in a city served by the website. (more…)

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GoldSilverBitcoin.com offers Greek People Living In The US Precious Metals At Cost Jun 22, 2015

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Buy levitra cheap NFL Goes For The Gold In 2015 To Celebrate Super Bowl 50 Mar 26, 2015

GoldSilverBitcoin – The Super Bowl’s golden anniversary is coming up this season and the NFL will be celebrating with the ultimate symbol of wealth: gold, the commodity which served man as money for many centuries. During the 2015 season, NFL fans will see gold everywhere as the league prepares for Super Bowl 50, which will be played on Feb 7, 2016. The “golden celebration”, as it is being marketed, will kick off at the NFL Draft. Each drafted player will be given a team hat with a golden NFL shield logo on the back.   The draft will be held in...

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Will Governments Turn To Mining Gold From Feces To Pay Down Debt? Mar 24, 2015

GoldSilverBitcoin - There is much literature on the financial conditions of municipal governments in the US. Are things getting so bad financially for local governments that they are considering sorting through your feces for gold? According to scientists, fortunes are going down the drain in human feces, arguing that the amount of gold going down the drain would be considered commercially viable by traditional prospects. (more…)

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The Truth About The Apple Watch Mar 18, 2015

GoldSilverBitcoin - Apple has been caught ripping off data storage from its customers. The company is expanding this model to other products like its new Apple Gold. After Apple's launch of a number of new products Monday at their "Spring Forward" Event, some of their claims were thrown into question. For one, the battery life of the Apple Watch, according to Tim Cooke, would be 18 hours. The reality is, if you actually use all the functions of that watch, the battery life can drop to as low as three hours. Apple would say they were merely giving best scenarios,...

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European Central Bank Protests Turn Chaotic Mar 18, 2015

GoldSilverBitcoin - Police in Frankfurt, Germany had barricaded with barbed wire the European Central Bank headquarters in preparation for demonstrations against “government austerity and capitalism.” Those demonstrations have come and gone, leaving a mess behind. The so-called "Blockupy" alliance said activists were planning a blockade of the new headquarters of the ECB before a ceremony Wednesday to inaugurate the building, and to disrupt so-called “capitalist business as usual.” (more…)

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Ed Bugos On How He Became Interested In Gold & His Current Outlooks Feb 25, 2015

Originally appeared at GoldSilverBitcoin The following interview is by GoldSilverBitcoin with The Dollar Vigilante's Ed Bugos. To receive more of Ed's insights, click here.  GSB: Ed, thank you for taking time to do this!  Ed Bugos: Justin, thank you for having me. GSB: When did you become a gold bug and why?  (more…)

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Blockchain Girl Janina Lowisz On The BlockchainID, World Citizenship & Marriage and Divorce On The Blockchain Feb 25, 2015

Originally appeared on Bitcoinomics The following interview was conducted by Bitcoinomics.Net with Janina Lowisz, the first "holder" of a "Blockchain ID," about the Blockchain ID, world citizenship and numerous other topics relating to the BlockchainID.  What is a BlockchainID? The blockchain ID was invented by Chris Ellis from World Crypto Network and Bitnation founder Susanne Tarkowski Tempelhof, and makes use of the Bitcoin blockchain and available cryptographic tools to provide IDs that are not issued by nation-states but privately. It is one of the pilot projects Bitnation did so far to show how governance services can be done in a...

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A Brief Recent History Of Precious Metals Manipulation Investigations Feb 25, 2015

Originally appeared on GoldSilverBitcoin Although terms like “free market” are often used to describe modern life,  evidence of command-and-control markets  keeps finding its way into headlines, most notably with Libor - the rigging of global interest rates (or the price of money) - shocking the world What fewer know is the consistent investigation by national authorities into the rigging of precious metals prices by major banks.  There have been more than a few. The Department of Justice antitrust division prosecutors investigation into the price-setting process, which was announced yesterday, is merely the most recent. (more…)

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Assunzione levitra 5 mg An Interview On Anarchapulco & Bitcoin With Jeff Berwick Feb 6, 2015

Originally appeared on Bitcoinomics.Net When did you first hear of Bitcoin and what did you think about it? JB: I first heard about it in early 2011 from a Dollar Vigilante subscriber, Jeremy Bernal.  I posted an interview with him here in May 2011.  I met Jeremy at Doug Casey’s La Estancia de Cafayate in Argentina over a glass of torontes near a fireplace and was very interested as I had never heard of it before.  I began to follow it near $3 and after interviewing him I then went on to talk more with another person I met in Cafayate,...

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Roger Ver On The Bitcoin Community & His Evolution As A Bitcoiner Jan 8, 2015

Roger Ver is among the best known bitcoiners, with investments in core bitcoin startups such as, BitPay, Ripple, Blockchain and others. Roger has tirelessly championed the financial and technological uses for Bitcoin and their applications to modern life. Part entrepreneur, part philosopher Roger can be seen globetrotting to various Bitcoin conferences and gatherings. He has served as full time CEO of MemoryDealers.com. Having discovered Bitcoin in early 2011, Roger became convinced it was "the most important invention in the history of the world since the internet." (more…)

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California Mayoral Candidate Wants To Free Bitcoiners Of The Income Tax Sep 7, 2014

[Article By Bitcoinomics.Net Chief Editor, Justin O'Connell] Originally appeared at Bitcoinomics Follow Bitcoinomics on Twitter Like Bitcoinomics on Facebook Another US political candidate is advocating the use of Bitcoin. Instead of just accepting the crypto-currency for donations, this candidate has taken it one step further. Alex Fidel is running for mayor in the city of Encinitas, California, a suburb of San Diego famous for its surf culture and the YMCA skate park. He's looking to put Encinitas on the map for another reason than sunny climes, beautiful people, beach-town vibes, and so on. He wants the Southern California coastal town...

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Brand Logos No More Sep 2, 2014

[Bitcoinomics.Net Chief Editor, Justin O'Connell] Originally appeared at Bitcoinomics Follow Bitcoinomics on Twitter Like Bitcoinomics on Facebook A brand logo used to be a status symbol, as was the case for Abercrombie & Fitch (A&F), which had a logo associated over the past decade-plus with cool kids (or...not cool kids?) among American teenagers and college kids. But coming this spring, that logo will exist no longer in the US. “In the spring season, we’re looking to take the North American logo business to practically nothing, but protect logo in international stores,” Abercrombie Chief Executive Officer Mike Jeffries said. “The logo...

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A Bitcoin Creator Has Died And He Hopes To See You In The Future Aug 29, 2014

Originally appeared at Bitcoinomics Follow Bitcoinomics on Twitter Like Bitcoinomics on Facebook Everybody wants to know who Satoshi Nakamoto is, but why? After all, 70%, if not more, of all bitcoin code has been re-written since his first version of Bitcoin came online. Moreover, many of the people who helped Satoshi re-write the code have been open about their contribution. And in the spirit of open-source, all these individuals are “the creator of bitcoin.” (more…)

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The Man Who Allegedly Freed The World Aug 27, 2014

Originally appeared at Bitcoinomics Scientists suggest humans used drugs even in prehistory, having discovered over-and-over evidence linking Stone Age man to herbal mixtures for "visions and journeys." Researchers have even discovered equipment used to prepare hallucinogenic drugs for sniffing, dating them back to prehistoric South American tribes. Ceramic bowls and bone tubes for inhaling fumes or powders appear to have originated in South America between 100BC and 400BC. Bone tubes are common in pre-contact South America, and are associated with ritual shamanism. Archeologists have suggested that humans were extracting mind-expanding drugs from mescal beans and peyote cacti as far back...

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Is Bitcoin Making People Want To Kill Themselves? Aug 25, 2014

In the bitcoin community, discussion generally revolves around the success of the technology over the past five years. Rarely does it venture forth into a darker area of conversation: the psychological toll participating in a world disrupting, extreme growth industry. In fact, bitcoin is much more than an extreme growth industry. It is perhaps the first example of a decentralized autonomous corporation, or peer-to-peer corporation. In this view, all of the participants in bitcoin are working towards preserving, growing and marketing the 24/7, global project. They are, in a way, contractors for the technology. This seems pretty exciting. But, there...

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The New World Order: An Open Source Civilization Of 3D-Printed Medicines & Crowdsourced Taxation Aug 8, 2014

Originally appeared at The Dollar Vigilante. Depending on who you talk to, the phrase "New World Order" means different things. To plenipotentaries and politicians, the "New World Order" might refer to "global governance," a form of cooperation among nation-states in which laws and policies are standardized. For another group of individuals, mostly independent and some academic researchers, "New World Order" refers to a post-Bretton Woods world order in which global institutions - like the United Nations, International Monetary Fund, World Bank and their associated think thanks - take authoritorian precedence over nation-states, creating effectively a "global government" defined mostly by...

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Why I’m A Bitcoiner Jul 18, 2014

When I begin telling somebody I am a bitcoiner, sometimes their eyes glaze over in the same way eyes would glaze over when I began a sales pitch. But they're mistaken. I am not selling bitcoin, I am promoting an alternative way of living, doing business. At one point I too was in their shoes.  Maybe it is in my blood to yearn for change, maybe the grass is always greener on the other side. If one thing is for sure, I don't see bitcoin as a viable medium of exchange and beyond simply because I have personally invested time...

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eBay, PayPal, Apple & Dish Approve Of Bitcoin. Is Google Next? Jun 6, 2014

Originally appeared @ Dollar Vigilante Bitcoin has proven itself as an established payments system, with some of the world's most influential people commenting on its utility and innovation. Stephen Colbert called it "gold for nerds," and Joe Rogan has been fascinated by the technology, having Andreas Antonopoulos on as a guest to the Joe Rogan Experience twice now. Some political figures have expressed concerns over the currency's potential non-crime of "money laundering", but overall the sentiment has focused on the technology and its goundbreaking nature. And so its really no surprise that many companies have adopted bitcoin. Bitcoin has now...

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The Home Of Central Banking Embraces Bitcoin Jun 3, 2014

The Netherlands, and specifically Amsterdam, has, in recent history, been known for its marijuana culture. But now, the birthplace of the world’s first stock exchange and central bank, is becoming home to banks with an open mind about bitcoin. Big banks in China and the US are avoiding bitcoin ventures, although some of hinted otherwise. Dutch banks, contrarily, are embracing bitcoiners as potential customers. National regulators are not cracking down on bitcoiners like in other nations and bitcoiners are noticing. Major bitcoin startups from around the world are setting up shop in Amsterdam. (more…)

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