of the houston metro internet crimes against children task force doesn't know how google knew the guy was e-mailing child porn pictures it could have something to do with their relatively new initiative against child pornography although when eric schmidt announced it last fall he didn't say anything about how they might stay and people's private e-mails to find incriminating photos. detective nettled said he doesn't know how they did it he's just glad they did it and yet stopping creeps from passing around sexually explicit pictures of kids is obviously a good way. but this is a very clear instance of google's getting a user's e-mail and sharing that information with law enforcement it's taking the notion of tech companies by not as up but not so from here on out whether you use google or any other company for your e-mail remember this anything new e-mail can and probably will be used against you whether you think you deserve it or not

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a little but the jungle was led . welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser you know victor hugo once wrote there is one thing stronger than all the armies in the world and that is a an idea whose time has come stacie max the time has come to stop caring about whether the markets are hitting all time new highs or whether they're hitting all time new lows on various tumbling markets or what the political and banking elite even think because an idea has come

and that is the headline reads bitcoin to earth don't look now but your paradigm is shifting historians may look back on these current days with fascination we may be living through the beginning of one of the biggest paradigm shifts in modern human history the way the world actually thinks about money and stored value might be changing in a tidal wave of recognition and this is now the article points out that there is a paradigm shift the way we model the world to look at the world and see reality is shifting well it's the end of relativity you know there is relativity in the way people get their information there is relativity in the way people value their money there is relativity in the way people. relate to each other but with the blotching technology which is math based which is completely objective stored transparent and eternal these relative differences are big point away so to speak

and we're entering a new paradigm or a new era of absolute truth of absolute beauty of absolute aesthetic recognition of the absolute nature of our absolute beings in terms of our connection to those forces that drive the cosmos. the current showing t.v. cosmos which is you know an updated version of the old show of cosmos but article here that we're talking about in big queen magazine about the paradigm shift they were quote thomas kuhn the author of the structure of scientific revolutions and he says all the significant breakthroughs we're break with old way of thinking now of course. it also takes me to this headline from a newspaper here in the u.k. last week enough is enough now these are bankers this is the head of h.s.b.c. saying enough is enough with more regulations on us more punishments of us more fines of bankers but what magazine is saying is this is the not is

a knock off with you thank you we don't want them anymore i couldn't agree with you more the this idea that the ages b.c. chairman suggesting that banker bashing is finished and that enough of a is enough is absurd you know the banks i'm never one step forward have said we will start complying with the law a just b.c. lloyds barclays royal bank of scotland they haven't made some kind of allegiance to start a bank of the law they have made a commitment to pay a minimal fines as a small percentage of the money that they are told from the public domain but that's not enough beyond that max it's like they can pay a trillion they can pay one hundred trillion for all we care we have broken with them we don't care about them anywhere no the world has moved on beyond them they could they could be right there all those people back there if the tower of london lined up they could we could be had them nobody cares about them anymore because it's over it's done they're gone there could put nobody trusts them forever well

now you brought up you know let me bring back my cosmos comparison ok i saw this t.v. show with that fellow during the cosmos the grasse tyson then he talked about evolution and the brown bears versus the polar bears or the white bear so the snows came down and the brown bears were eaten and the. bears were loved because they lived to survive another day this is the same thing in this new paradigm the brown bear is like the chairman of a just b. c. it is going to be different to mediate it evolved out of existence the way spare bitcoin is the future so they point again to this thomas kuhn's the structure of scientific revolutions and he talks about five basic structures to this structure and number four and five are the most relevant to today number four is crisis and you see that in the last five six seven years we've had financial crises all sorts of crises across the entire banking of financial and economic sectors and fiscal

sectors and then five comes the revolution so we're at the revolution the revolution has happened you know they can say enough is enough we don't want any more punishment but it's too late now because we have broken with that way of thinking we have broken with them and here you can see in this headline one of the biggest sectors of the financial markets this is a four x. market the foreign exchange market five trillion dollars per day is treated on foreign exchange markets here is the headline peer to peer f. x. catches on the foreign exchange benchmark scandal looks set to be a boon for burgeoning peer to peer currency exchange platforms as they capitalize on the demand for transparent and innovative solutions so they dug for pm for x. market fix well people are so pissed off with that they don't know they know that if you're not one of the big boys reading it you might as well not participate in it so even the four x. mark is now turning to peer to peer right love it what is money if you get rid of the parasites that becomes the medium of exchange and become the fertilizer for

economic growth but the barnacles of the parasitical relationship of having guys like the chairman of h.s.b.c. along their way in sale toward economic prosperity is becoming quite profound and noxious so the barnacle scrapers that is this a bit coy can get rid of this clown over the ages b.c. says enough is enough. i stay up sometimes to six o'clock and i try to fill out all the regulations that were imposed because i keep breaking the law you know start i want to bring the law there you go home and play your kids and you know watch the old jimmy savile shows or whatever it is you do in your off time and leave us alone you fricken parasite it doesn't matter we stop talking about them it's over there and they're gone they are as good as rope spirit dead but roberto ok they are talking the same revolution i mean point something out of our revolution you see in around the world today poor people are being victimized by the scrubbed out of existence you know the fantastic thing about eight hundred eighty nine it was

a really rare time in history when thirty thousand aristocrats were killed by those who saw an opportunity to rid the world of the banking parasites three thousand decapitations by getting in the last concorde in paris alone yes that isn't a static beauty as maximally robespierre himself said virtue is terrorism terrorism is a virtue referring to these beggars going to capitated not to capitalize but decapitated and plaster concord home even though for almost well again those who are parasites there are middlemen between the human and the consumption of the nutrients so here we are getting rid of them they talk about how this peer to peer forex market happens p.t.p. foreign exchange works by matching buyers and sellers of currencies on a shared platform a model that promotes by side liquidity over traditional market makers can tox is once that platform that offers mid market rates for spot and forwards and what the twenty five currencies and transparent fees that are published on its website they range from point zero nine percent two point two nine percent depending on the

transaction volumes compared with approximately point five percent to two and a half percent or more a traditional bank credit i mean we know from anecdotally that companies like visa for example when they need to goose their quarterly earnings they increase the spread of the forex trades throughout their traveling in a foreign country to go you. your visa card to get some cash in that country needs a few extra bucks like what are they simply wide in the spread between the bid and offer between whatever currency you you want to get them on the domestic currency are based on and so this manipulation of the spread the market making ability is completely dissention mediated in the way that you're just describing all forex to be peer to peer you're in the middle man there's no overhead there's no cost so suddenly get rid of a whole parasite class you get rid of millions of parasites in a bloomberg terminal michael bloomberg is one of the biggest parasites ever in the history of the world and he has one hundred thousand of his bloomberg terminals which are his virus spreading its tentacles into every nook and cranny of the

global economy spreading the means and virus of his parasitical behavior and all these little stock jockeys and monkeys on their computers all day figuring out ways to steal more money every single day in the worst of course being warren buffet now the other new model in this revolutionary times the old world is over they can complain all they want on bloomberg news on c.m. b. c. they could go on the b.b.c. they can go on channel four i.t.v. go complain about how they're reforming and tell everybody that's enough we're all fixed finished reforming well the world has moved on beyond them they're they're over the old paradigm is over the old media paradigm is over wiki leaks reveals australian gagging order over political bribery allegations super injunction reported to have been issued on one thousand to june to block reporting of claims involving international politicians so a sweeping super gag order against all of star islands from speaking about this week the leaks document and what it shows is that apparently according to julie assad said the gagging order relates to

a case that quote concerns the subsidiaries of the australian central bank but australian criminal courts have ruled that this would be it's a national security issue they can't issue all we know is that it's corruption related to the australian central bank according to julian assange and this article in the guardian as we've been saying on this show for a year if the central banks. our the the base of the global parasite class and corruption you don't hear about the australian but central bank that often as usually federal reserve bank or bank of england bank of tokyo but here they're involved with a sweeping gag order for the entire country of australia to protect criminal activity racketeering and legend we don't know we don't know what it is as julian assange suggests that it is that we don't know because there's a super injunction there's a gag order you don't ever need to gag the blotching the blotching is there it's an open public ledger for all we all know what it says we don't need any court to say oh you can't tell anybody what's on the block gene you're turning me on right now i

gotta say it i've never felt this excited on this show ever i mean i am ready to join whatever it is you're cooking up over there this is sounds exciting where do we begin or we go over to australia. as for the revolution began to sail in with kim dotcom maybe it relates apparently to several countries across the whole region across southeast asia and i saw that some political heads of countries like malaysia why are demanding the release of this gag order so that they can find out who was being bribed it appears to be about bribery it appears to be about some sort of criminal conduct like that we don't know it could be for all we you know we could only use our imagination at this point it could be some of this enough is enough money laundering who knows we don't know dark pools dark shade is gagging for a central bank of a day you went up with a parallel economy in a parallel financial system where trillions of dollars at the fraud are trafficked every single day to perpetrate this horrible wealth of income. scandal which is

encouraging people to revisit the reign of terror of eighteen eighty nine eight hundred ninety nine hundred ninety one two and three the court in australia ruled that they were forbidding the publication of this information in order to prevent damage to australia's international relations that may be caused by the publication of material that may damage the reputations of specified individuals who are not the subject of charges in these proceedings so again you don't need to impose a gag order any super injunction against the block chain people are sick of these elite and their super injunctions and their gag orders and hiding all the crimes whether it's paedophilia or money laundering forget it we've moved on you can continue committing your crimes in your own little space stacy thank you matt well stay tuned for the second half whole lot more.

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welcome back to the kaiser report imax kaiser time. and david ervine from made safe an acronym for massive array of internet disks secure access for everyone all right david nec welcome to kaiser report thanks very much max first of all set the stage going back a few years i take it you guys are bitten by the bitcoin bug. and the whole bitcoin phenomenon and made safe is like another iteration of this whole crypto currency phenomenon correct tell us about it well being safe is i actually. started in two thousand and six of three years before calling and really behaving mean safe. no

so much current information information is the most important volleyball resource that we have in my opinion anyway so i was a bit concerned the we were against an intimate we're for me to speak to you i was going to help you through google or facebook or yahoo or whatever and for me should be wouldn't buy the other businesses and looking forward to the future doesn't seem to be any future of wooden school and he's going to logon to google to send a message to the clones for instance so we know when the future of the information is known by businesses and that's why we need to stop it they still it's interesting stuff before there was big call and there was this idea from a say yeah and now however make safe it's become quite big because you've done an offering you've raised a bunch of money around it we'll get to that a second but just to kind of dig into what it is again you're saying that information is not safe using protocols like google and other places because it

goes to their servers and their servers are being monitored by foreign intelligence agencies as we now know in the edward snowden revelations i take it the edward snowden revelations was to be the case and literally if you think about it if you're just now if you try to remember the top five hundred numbers you forward you would remember them because you're forty remember from forty was a translation if you're trying to remember how to go from dollars to sixty there forever go to members of for you so just know we're going through a stage where most of her thought so short quick thinking as a new computer we're outsourcing our thinking to the computer computer so if that computer of information is owned by a corporation it's just going to maine and sail it by two years and a very poor way for society to form suddenly now when you talk about information as a currency and you're saying this kind of predates bitcoin a lot of ways or it does and in fact when we when we know about what we know about

because it is that is two things. it's a way to transfer value around the internet and it's also a store of value and the bitcoin itself now would also store a value is it comparable that way. you could look at me and see if the parliaments if which is a facilitation for the way the network works so if you're a farmer who makes if network your computer it's all in is providing resources the network does look a bit coy manere so as great someone there's no blow chain told it's completely distributed so you can imagine that oil and protocols are a public later they're very good for public later we need a public ledger my opinion as should so this if. the code and see if they meet if it works safe going as late cash if i know doodles so there's no problems with ledger if they're fully distributed network really that is a fairly distributed

a thought on this network so this is the forced over. and the way that it works really everybody's computer joined together to form this great big cyber plane if you like you decide to get it up in you to say you don't tell as you do it tell anyone. you store your data on it you can start making safe goings you can buy and sell things on it but the important thing is you can say it's all the world's information does it using corruption. corruption yeah they have a job or a nickel for use encryption so when you describe here it sounds like p.d.p. file swapping where people are using your hard drive to swap music files back and forth but what you're saying is it's distributed network that's fully encrypted and it mimics in many ways that you can use it to exchange value as well as a store of value is are we getting closer to the core effectively a global decentralized data and communications network so that's all form of communications e-mail voice over ip so what we're doing with the koreans trying to

replace financial institutions and intermediaries and financial transactions missives also trying to do the same with data so we are moving data centers from. data communications and potentially large technology companies and so the individual users become this network so we are doing for data what bitcoins doing for trade is a phrase that we've got here look you guys up in scotland in troon scotland and any particular reason why you are intrinsic oland or you just happen to meet up there and that's just the way it will grow your for the longest teens mostly they'll understand very very good at their club class some cash because this is where a kind of the rubber hits the road you did raise some money recently again this is an interesting phenomenon in the crypto space where these crypt currencies are raising money by selling cryptocurrency you raised how much was seven million

dollars the type of investment is about eight million dollars eight million dollars three in three days over to cripple currencies ok so this is i think is fascinating for folks that this was an offering in the crypto world that raised seventy eight million dollars and it happened quite quickly i think a day or two this all go walk us through you're the c.e.o. nec walk us through what that meant exactly how did that work what if i'm. the average person on the web what what what do they experience so what we are selling is access to a can so that people can buy those and then use those for services on the network when it launches bitcoins coins because it flags the regulators and a lot of people are saying for example the founders of skype and easier communication systems if the same were the phone company uses and kind of not get in that you know maybe if we just just called them tokens you know we wouldn't have these regulators all over it because it's a token but that was that part of the thank you think from what i've seen the regulation part is maybe more the u.s.

side of things seems to be more concern to regular folks just to the network yes applications onesies calling for so what how many users are now involved in this network is hard to see because with the networks i see no life yet so those currently zero users but we've got a fairly large community building out we have probably over seven hundred in the crowd sales pushing on to the market so so the new users yes but there are seven seems to be a real demand for the general population obviously these concepts are pretty difficult to get through to the general population and that. is the message is that something that you can any kind of master critical mass at all what you're talking about in particular how does it how do you get that message communicated to people in terms of this is going to give them more sovereignty if you will because your data is your data it doesn't belong to anyone else your thoughts are your thoughts it doesn't belong to anyone else that until they promise to deliver made safe

promises hopes to deliver that and by all appearances which is who will know what people are working with is of it interested in what we're doing there's a huge amount of it was he was of testing so replacing him to me is something we hope to be able to through but going away just to get that message are a little bit more clear than we could previously maybe got to stay for another session because it's pretty fascinating stuff but. we've got about thirty seconds left can you speak a little bit about where bitcoin uses. mining and you guys use farming what's that all about we don't want to destroy resources so we don't want to use their literacy so farming is more of a good looking after peter it's a precious commodity you're looking after co-ops as a precious commodity and for as. the ability to look off the data is something that should get a warped and so the north african people the sort of network is rewarded. and safe so this is the the farming mechanism and i think we're going to talk more about

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