As someone who went to GSM seminars, and AIN for cell networks they can
just follow the tower hand offs.
For awhile ppl could get antennas that glowed when they transmitted, and one
of my co-workers on the SS7 let me know he could watch the tower hand offs
as he moved from "cell zone" to "cell zone".
Oh they got results, its just the opposite of what most sheeple would expect they want.
The truth starts to come into view when you see US troops guarding poppy fields
in Afghanistan, and then Pat Tillman says he is gonna blab and ends up dead.
Well he probably was not cooperating with the group that was receiving tax payer
funded weapons from operation fast and furious, and operation gun walker.
It could be worse, he could have ended up like barry seal.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
When you know too much about CIA drug running you may end up dead
such as Pat Tillman, thou he did say he was going to go talk to Noam Chomsky, so....
"Despite his fame, Tillman did not want to be used for propaganda purposes. He spoke to friends about his opposition to President Bush and the Iraq war, and he had made an appointment with notable government critic Noam Chomsky for after his return from the military. The destruction of evidence linked to Tillman's death, including his personal journal, led his mother to speculate that he was murdered.[31] General Wesley Clark agreed that it was "very possible".[32][33]"
In the case of Michael Ruppert they let it slide, but did steal his computer.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Surprised Mr. Ruppert is still with us.
Others like Terrance Yeakey left us for other reasons, but by the same ppl.
The secret police is targeting honest citizens folks.
The funny thing is it is just data, and a copy could be exported, setup in a parallel system
to just act as a backup for awhile, confirm it is keeping parity, then do a cutover during a long
holiday and do testing.
If it has issues return to the old system til the issues are worked out.
Its amazing how fear drives some places to hold onto legacy ancient gear.
In 2007 Dell was running on a Tandem mainframe supported by COMPAQ/HP.
And that is totally hilarious with it being Dell.
If the engineers and safety ppl have top say in the matter it would likely be ok.
The problem is the money men and bean counters often end up with top
say and that doesn't end well as seen in other boondoggles.
A few extra decades of metal fatigue, what could go wrong ???
" A casino is not at the core of the dollar's system. "
That's right, wall street is not a casino, its stable, honest, and reliable.
Glad I wasn't drinking anything I might have spewed while typing that.
While wall street is not the one that issues the money, they are the ones
that turn it into a casino, and theft is VERY much a part of it.
http://www.democraticundergrou...
To the tune of $32 trillion that has been traced.
How much was not traceable, who knows...
Its in the BETA phase, most BETAs have issues, and even after final release they get service packs/patches.
BitCoin isn't perfect, and neither is any of the paper currencies.
"Work in Progress" sums up the stage BTC is at in my opinion.
Someday it may become a final product that will never need another "patch",
but even most modern software that is many years old still gets patches.
Project Ara is a modular cellphone with swappable customizable parts.
Current cellphones are doing BTC trades, thou most are smart phones.
In the not too distant future most ppl on the planet will have a cellphone.
While it is not a "desktop" or "laptop" be assured it qualifies as computer
and is a bit more robust then the the one on the Apollo missions.
"The first hand-held cell phone was demonstrated by John F. Mitchell[1][2] and Dr Martin Cooper of Motorola in 1973, using a handset weighing around 2.2 pounds (1 kg).[3] In 1983, the DynaTAC 8000x was the first to be commercially available. From 1990 to 2011, worldwide mobile phone subscriptions grew from 12.4 million to over 6 billion, penetrating about 87% of the global population and reaching the bottom of the economic pyramid.[4][5][6][7]"
Well in the case of the Hindenburg they used hydrogen, and helium balloons
don't have that problem.
Stupidity can kill, and so far Bitcoin hasn't killed anyone that I know of,
but the US dollar is likely the number one reason for collateral damage death
around the world due to greed of the US military industrial complex.
The US govt is $16 trillion in the hole on the books, with future obligations
much much higher then that.
The US has a massive trade deficit because the plutocrats shipped offshore what
they could, then bribed the congress critters to create 100+ different types of
immigrant visa, and leave the border wide open in spots.
So having faith in the US government is much like having faith in a sock puppet.
The don't keep money on hand to cover their deposits, they do the good ol' boy trick of the Texas ratio.
Some of them went off the deep end on it.
http://bankimplode.com/list/tr...
The list used to be a lot longer but some were pulled off the
list after they no longer existed.
MOD PARENT UP !
Or like they were saying in 1913 on Jekyll island ???
2.4 statute miles of surgical tubing at Yale U. = 1 I.V.League
