Going through links from another thread, noticed this wikispooks site. It's like wikipedia. I ask chatGPT about it, "However, it is worth noting that the content on Wikispooks may present alternative viewpoints and controversial information that might not always align with mainstream perspectives."
Scrolling down the front page notice Elon's page.. scrolling down.. see this.
"Space X was founded with the help of Mike Griffin, who worked for CIA's venture capital arm and was later appointed as NASA administrator by George W. Bush.[15][16] During this time, Griffin met entrepreneur Elon Musk and accompanied him on a trip to Russia trying to buy intercontinental ballistic missiles. This trip of the two is credited as directly leading to the formation of SpaceX, according to an article by The New York Times.[17]
In 2005, When griffin was appointed NASA Administrator, twenty aerospace companies applied[18] to a Commercial Orbital Transportation Services program. Only SpaceX (still never having flown and launching a rocket) was given the contract worth $396 million.
Musk was broke in 2008; his Russian-inspired Falcon 1 rocket was 0-3 in launches, having failed again that August. And Tesla, which hit a speed bump with its early model Roadster, "was haemorrhaging money". The $180 million Musk made from selling PayPal to eBay in 2002 was essentially gone, having invested it all on SpaceX and Tesla, while getting divorced in the meantime. In 2008, with SpaceX reportedly filing for bankruptcy, Griffin gave SpaceX a contract for up to $3 billion[19] to work in cooperation with his own enterprises. Elon Musk called Griffin (and his CIA money) directly responsible for saving SpaceX.[20]"
"Dec 14 (Reuters) - Twitter Inc suspended an account tracking its owner Elon Musk's private jet in real-time, with the billionaire threatening legal action against the account's operator after saying his son had been mistakenly followed by a "crazy stalker".Dec 14, 2022"
Apparently he got kicked off instagram.. but he inquired and got it back on. This is his normal threads profile of himself. Just getting started. But it has a screenshot of inquiring re-activating the jet profile, 2 days ago. And they let him back on.
https://www.threads.net/@Jxck.Sweeney
He also said in a post.. "Remeber when Elon said he would sue me. Just another empty threat."
And here's the tracking profile.
https://www.threads.net/@elonmusksjet
Musk must be pissed off about that because he'd have to use some other jet if he doesn't want people to know where he's going. So he probably just uses this one for business.
How'd I wind up here.. checking bitchute where instead of popular you click "all" and it shows what was most recently uploaded by everybody. Scrolling down.. see this one.
"Demons run the artificial intelligence Google=skynet everything is run by God's brain
Richbryan
38 minutes ago"
This nut who's using screenshot video while he looks stuff up on the internet and trying to explain things using stick figures in windows paint. lol. This one's like 40 minutes long. I'm like 7 minutes in.
For him.. all this AI is "demons" in the machines. Then he's talking about Satan and Lilith. I'm there.. who's Lilith. Asking chatGPT, it says:
"Lilith is a figure from Jewish mythology and folklore. She is often depicted as Adam's first wife before Eve, but she refused to submit to Adam's authority and left the Garden of Eden. Lilith is sometimes described as a demon or a night spirit, associated with seduction, chaos, and female empowerment.
In Jewish tradition, Lilith is seen as a symbol of rebellion and independence, challenging traditional gender roles and expectations. She is often portrayed as a threat to newborn children and associated with dark forces. However, it's important to note that Lilith's role and characteristics vary across different sources and interpretations."
So what's the deal here with how she didn't like Adam's authority.. jeez.. did he smack her around?
Maybe it's like symbolism this tree of knowledge. No.. sometimes it's literal. So maybe there was some drugs in that apple. Then the devil as this big snake.. like WTF. They were trippin out on some ayahuasca.
Something's not adding up here. Was it cause they were still catching the covid even though they got vaccinated? And then the masks.. I don't take the bus and wouldn't like somebody huffing directly behind me. I used to wear the mask the whole time during that at my previous job. But now I wouldn't wear it. I don't get too close to people. But like shopping around for groceries, or waiting in line.. it's like it was before. People leave a tiny bit more space. But I'm not overly concerned about it.
105k text characters.. I'll get it going in the comments.. lol. Hope I can do it without getting shut down from here with too many responses in a row like the other day.. ok let's go.. this was ok without it knowing folders and files like philosopher ai used to. Damn.. I almost gotta pay for that shit again eh.. then cross reference stuff it said like real data with this fucking gpt shit. what's their cost again like 3 bucks for fucking 10 questions. lol.
Like holy fuck here.. basic shit of asking it.. this OAX.. when did it start this OAX/USDT trading pair.. it used to only be OAX/BTC. It tells you shit like 2020.. then it's as simple as firing up a binance fucking chart of OAX/USDT and zoom out to see when it began. Then you confront this fucking thing about how it fucked up and it says conversation closed. That's with no swearing. Nail this fucking thing with more shit where it fucks up.
What are the ones that used to be in like BTC trading pair only, like OAX.. which finally gave out and they got a more popular USDT trading pair, but not the binance stable-coin version of BUSD. There's some but you can't just look those up.. you gotta just "know". lol. OAX is a good example though.. but if I change over my USDT to BUSD and something's spiking in the USDT top gainers.. I'll go.. damn.. it's one of those converted hold-outs that used to be in BTC only and never USDT which did get converted to USDT but not the BUSD.
Here's some that were odd and not in USDT.. or maybe they were, right.. but the aren't fucking now. They're only in BUSD. And I'm like.. ok what's the deal there.. they want guys to buy the binance stable coin so they can buy them, eh. There is some like that OAX though which used to be only OAX/BTC but since this shift-over in recent seasons.. where you don't have them any more except PIVX/BTC.. there used to be more but I can't think of any right now.. you guys can check. lol. Those are guys who go.. fuck you binance, we're not doing your fucking BUSD trading pair. lol. ok here's my trying to dig but this fucking chatGPT is pretty uptight about this, eh.
Maxing out text characters.. I'll do it all in comments.
https://www.businessinsider.com/blackrock-spot-bitcoin-etf-crypto-reactions-2023-6
BlackRock applied to launch a bitcoin fund. Then came the conspiracy theories.
Rebecca Ungarino Jun 21, 2023, 1:54 PM CDT
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink. Crypto influencers have seized on the firm's efforts to launch a spot bitcoin ETF. AP
Crypto influencers seized on BlackRock's application to launch a bitcoin exchange-traded fund.
Some said it sends a bullish sign to the wider crypto market; others spread conspiracy theories.
The attention underscores the relatively new scrutiny BlackRock faces in the mainstream.
There are exceptional and very ordinary aspects of the application BlackRock filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission last week to launch a exchange-traded fund that would track the price of bitcoin.
BlackRock is a fund manager. It creates, manages, and distributes funds. It has 1,300 ETFs! This is literally what it does! And investors knew about the partnership BlackRock struck last year with Coinbase, the crypto exchange BlackRock said it would use as a bitcoin custodian on behalf of the iShares Bitcoin Trust if regulators approve it.
The effort to launch a spot bitcoin ETF, though, is a meaningful development in cryptoland. "The future of crypto is more BlackRock and less Binance," Matt Hougan, chief investment officer of Bitwise Asset Management, tweeted, and Galaxy Digital CEO Michael Novogratz tweeted that BlackRock launching a bitcoin ETF "would be the best thing that could happen" to bitcoin.
Wall Street's top regulator has so far rejected other, smaller asset managers' applications to launch similar vehicles. The crypto money manager Grayscale even sued the SEC last year after it tossed out Grayscale's application to turn a bitcoin trust into a spot bitcoin ETF.
And a renewed commitment between the world's largest asset manager and Coinbase, which the SEC accused of violating securities laws earlier this month, may give the crypto company a reputational boost. (Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said in a tweet on June 6 that "the complaint filed against us is exclusively focused on what is or is not a security," and that "we are confident in our facts and the law.")
I've covered BlackRock's path to embracing crypto. Here's part of my inside story with Morgan Chittum from last fall, below, and here's a separate rundown of the BlackRock employees involved in crypto initiatives at the firm.
But even as crypto enthusiasts found advocates internally, people left. There was a "line in BlackRock to do the fun work" of working on digital assets or blockchain research full time, another former employee said.
It "looked impossible for BlackRock to do anything" significant in the space in the near term, the person said. "That's why I think many of us left."
BlackRock is now working on its partnerships with Coinbase and Circle and focusing on the four parts of its crypto strategy: stablecoins, tokenization, permissioned blockchains, and crypto assets.
BlackRock leadership is highlighting those efforts. While acknowledging the "steep downturn" in crypto assets, Fink said on an earnings conference call this summer that the firm was still seeing "more interest from institutional clients about how to efficiently access these assets."
The price of bitcoin has rallied near its highest level of 2023 in the days since BlackRock filed its application, eclipsing $30,000 on Wednesday. Potential implications for the wider digital assets ecosystem aside, it's worth examining other reactions to the application.
Crypto influencers have seized on BlackRock's new crypto efforts, underscoring the relatively new scrutiny BlackRock faces from the everyday investors and the general public. Enter the outlandish comments about BlackRock's position in the crypto market, another front in the scrutiny around the firm.
"So BlackRock, Citadel, Deutsche Bank and NASDAQ have all started to enter the crypto space in the last week. They've bullied out participants so they can scoop up cheap coins. The trajectory for crypto has never been more clear," one venture capitalist wrote to his 197,000 followers.
A business podcast host tweeted to his 903,000 followers: "They're not trying to kill crypto. They're trying to kill the current crypto industry and then hand it over to their cronies. Citadel, BlackRock, Schwab JPMorgan…" (These tweets refer to Citadel, the hedge fund founded and led by billionaire Ken Griffin. But it is market maker Citadel Securities, also founded by Griffin, that backed a recently launched crypto exchange called EDX.)
A BlackRock spokesperson declined to comment.
Of course, the firm's sheer size has long been the subject of criticism from regulators and officials who take issue with its dominance in the ETF market. But the ESG investing-related scrutiny that ramped up last year has brought a new awareness of BlackRock to the mainstream. That's pushed BlackRock to get ahead of theories and videos that spread widely online; I spoke with Rich Latour, the firm's global head of content and media about that a year ago.
"We've certainly done research, and we know that there's a perception that a lot is going on in BlackRock that people don't necessarily understand," Latour said last June.
