EPISODE #111 AIRED: 04-29-2017 Anthony Patch joined is us today for part 2 of our look at CERN and the ancient Tower of Babel connection.Is CERN attempting a cosmic jailbreak?Is their agenda to open the abyss as prophesied in the Bible?Will they use the technology to resurrect Osiris/Nimrod as the Antichrist.Are they preparing for war against the Holy Spirit?How is the Vatican involved?What is the Internet of Things and how does it relate to Agenda 2030, Artificial Intelligence, D wave computers, and Enslavement?Are the powers that be terraforming the planet for a new race of immortals?Could they be a precursor to the mark of the beast?All of these questions addressed and more!Plus the August 21st eclipse, Stolen Gold Coins and September 23rd end time markers.Rejoice for the Kingdom of God is at hand!Many thanks to Anthony Patch for joining me!Much Love and God Bless! SUPPORTER LOGIN >> EPISODE #119 “THE TAROT” WITH FILMMAKER PETER HYOGUCHI Today I welcomed Peter Hyoguchi.

He is a Los Angeles filmmaker currently in production of his 4th feature film called “The Tarot”.The film addresses the realities of Satanic Ritual Abuse, DID, and Occult practices among the ruling class elite.Also joining me today as my co-host was Laurie Alexander of the Underground Resistance Network.... LISTEN NOW EPISODE #118 PROPHETIC PERILS AND DISCOVERING ATLANTIS W/ STAN DEYO Great show today with my guest Stan Deyo!ethereum liteStan held Above Top Secret Security Clearance and worked undercover for the FBI.best litecoin pool 2015He was also part of an exclusive “black project”, headed by Dr. Edward Teller specializing in the development of “flying saucer technology”.bitcoin startups berlinStan wrote an astonishing forward to Douglass Woodward’s book Revising Reality in... LISTEN NOW EPISODE #117 9/11 A SPIRITUAL INVESTIGATION WITH DALE PIERCE Joining me on today’s broadcast was Dale Pierce.bitcoin for noob

Dale is a 9/11 Truth activist, veteran firefighter and commercial diver who worked in the Gulf of Mexico and on the west coast.Dale is the father of Noah Pierce who died as a result of the illegal invasion of Iraq spawned by the 9/11 “Attacks”.Suffering... LISTEN NOW EPISODE #116 STRAIGHT OUTTA BILDERBERG W/ BEN COCHRAN AND FUTURE DAN Straight outta Bilderberg round table with my guests Ben Cochran, Future Dan and Laurie Alexander!greece coin bitcoinCommentary, analysis and opinions about the Conspiracy Reality Conference that took place in Chantilly VA this week!ethereum annual reportBen gave us his views on Bitcoin, the financial markets and what he personally witnessed at Bilderberg.Future Dan covered his news site... LISTEN NOW EPISODE #115 LIVE FROM BILDERBERG KRISTAN T. HARRIS & MARK ANDERSON Today I welcomed journalist, talk radio host and founder of the American Intelligence Report, Kristan T. Harris to the program.

Live from Bilderberg, Kristan gave us boots on the ground commentary and analysis of these secretive meetings that are held every year by the upper echelon of the elite.Also joining us was Mark Anderson... LISTEN NOW EPISODE #114 HOUSE OF DRAGON AND ANTICHRIST BLOODLINES GARY WAYNE Gary Wayne, author of The Genesis 6 Conspiracy: How Secret Societies and the Descendants of Giants Plan to Enslave Mankind; joined me for our 5th show in our ongoing series His book details the role of modern-day Nephilim in Satan’s plan to install the Antichrist at the End of Days.Topics included the Pre-Tribulation Rapture... LISTEN NOW ALL SHOWS BY Awakening LibertySimon co-hosted the FLOSS Weekly interview with BitCore, a node.js interface for bitcoin and its blockchain./pts/redirect.mp4/twit.cachefly.net/video/floss/floss0369/floss0369_h264b_640x368_256.mp4 Share this:Like this: The Linux Foundation started a blockchain initiative involving many of its large corporate members.

The initiative will devise a viable new approach to blockchains (presumably implemented as open source software) that can be used for any application where a distributed ledger is a useful data structure.It’s easy to confuse “blockchain”, a distributed document database technology that operates without an authoritative master copy, and “bitcoin”, a virtual currency associated with one particular instance of blockchain technology.So here’s an explanation of the blockchain.The “blockchain” is a database, journal or ledger for storing arbitrary documents.It’s maintained as a linked list, with cryptographic signatures verifying each entry.As a public resource, there’s a risk of journal entries being made too often (a bad thing for performance, especially over time, creating a risk of DoS).To prevent this, every entry needs to be accompanied by a token indicating the good standing of the author.Since issuing tokens from a central authority defeats the purpose of the blockchain, they are instead created by each author independently but verifiably.

For the Bitcoin blockchain and many others, the token takes the form of a “proof of work” – a cryptographic evidence of having solved a computationally-complex cryptographic problem within a globally-identified sequence.There is no master copy of a blockchain; copies of it may be kept anywhere.The validity of each entry in the blockchain can then be independently confirmed by every participant.In the case of the Bitcoin blockchain and many others, this is done by every user replicating the entire blockchain and then comparing new entries against the findings of other users.A voting mechanism between replicas allows the “wisdom of crowds” to identify and reject flawed or fraudulent entries.The crowd involved can be public (as in the case of Bitcoin), or private or indeed a mixture of both.While Bitcoin is the best-known application of the blockchain, there are many others, including different approaches to the entry token and to cryptography.We expect blockchain to become an important part of distributed systems in many roles: creating auditable logs of transactions, establishing provenance of reference documents such as inventions or contracts, providing a micro-currency for automated transactions in a heterogeneous “internet of autonomous things” and many more beyond the familiar use as a virtual currency.

You can use Bitcoin to leave a tip!See right margin ⇨] Share this:Like this: Observant readers will have spotted the new “Donate Bitcoins” button on the Meshed website (over there on the right).If you would like to encourage us in our activities, we would be grateful for a few satoshii thrown our way.The donation mechanism uses Coinbase.We picked this rather than,  say, Paypal because it allows anyone anywhere in the world to easily make a donation in relative anonymity.You can use bitcoin in your own Bitcoin wallet, or you can pay Coinbase in your local currency.Do give it a try so you can tell your friends you have used Bitcoin!Share this:Like this: Simon’s been putting together a quick tour of the world of Bitcoin exchanges, based on his experience of trying them out over the last six months.The nature of the services offered by the different exchanges seems to vary  quite a bit, so this handy walkthrough makes a great beginners guide to working out what different services are being offered.

If you’re looking for more detail about how you might expect to be treated as a user at the sites mentioned, last weeks InfoWorld article fleshes out some of the details.But for a general overview of what Bitcoin’s good for and some of the ways you can make the most of yours, checking out this slideshow is a solid place to start.Share this:Like this: Sometimes it seems as though bitcoin is a required fixture in the news.The recent collapse of Mt Gox is just the latest in a string of headlines that may have you wondering why people even bother.Bitcoin itself though remains a powerful idea and its transparent, open source approach have enabled it to stand up to scrutiny and criticism with head held high.Not only does it hold a lot of potential in its own right, it also stands as a shining innovative example of the potential for distributed, peer-authenticated ledgers.Far more problematic are the “exploitative ad-hoc businesses” which have grown up around it.Over the last six months Simon’s been trying out a selection of different bitcoin services and exchanges.

The different results he’s encountered generally reflect badly on this admittedly young industry and suggest that they have yet to really find their feet.In particular he claims that they need to work on transparency, user trust and business rigor.Despite his experiences, the process of exploring this world has left him confidently re-assured by the underlying potential behind bitcoin as a concept.Read more in this weeks InfoWorld article.Share this:Like this: Bitcoin has been in the news a lot over the last few weeks.It’s astronomical rise, then the crash after the Peoples Bank of China took cautionary moves to avoid it destabilising the Chinese domestic currency and finally the recovery of Bitcoin’s price over last few days.The attention that Bitcoin and other virtual currencies are getting should come as no surprise.The internet is creating a meshed society in which each of us is able to start businesses, trade goods, conduct relationships, publish, editorialise, and conduct politics, all without needing an intermediary to empower us.