8 but maybe warsaw before we get to that future max i would like to remind everybody as many fake saito she's will come forward in the next year or so i had i do want to remind everybody 10 years into bitcoin remind you that the 1st big queen transaction was between cit toshi and how finney soto she's. how phinney the 1st bitcoin transaction why does the toshi choose how funny what what was the genesis of it queen what was the environment what was the mood what was the reasoning behind it and i saw this quote from how funny that really made me think of what he was and he was a cypherpunk he was a cryptic graphic activists he was one of these guys and he said it seems so obvious to me here we are faced with the problems of loss of privacy creeping computerization massive databases more centralization and david charm offers a completely different direction to go in one which puts power in the hands of individuals rather than government and corporations the computer can be used as a tool to liberate and protect people rather than to control them so david chaum invented cash digit cash back

on economic conditions in the palestinian territories and not on knowing political questions about saito good and much of it is said to be based on previous u.s. aid plans what is ultimately again the objective if it's doomed for failure as many people think it is is it all about strengthening that's now is position and allowing him perhaps to an extent by the west bank. yeah absolutely i mean we've heard u.s. ambassador to israel who i would consider the us israeli reciprocal ambassador david friedman who's actually a settler dangle the prospect of an extension already in this seems to be the objective the conference has already been downgraded to a workshop egypt and jordan are sending their lowest possible level officials and this will inevitably end up in failure but failure for jarrett cushion or might mean a success that justifies an extension by strengthening the thing yahoo's hand and saying hey the palestinians rejected all of this economic opportunity but of course it's economic opportunity that doesn't relieve the political pain of occupation that has cost palestinians on told