John McAfee · August 2018

@softreeds If you believe these companies are private, then you need to look closer.

@Legaleagle26 If these three Social media giants are not somehow linked to our Government then how is it possible that all three chose the exact same day, within hours of each other, to ban Alex? How can you not see the implications of this? It is either Gov't or conspiricy. You choose.

@MorningStarXA @Legaleagle26 How can you ignore obvious corruption??? This attitude is why this country is in the mess that it's in.

Monday morning on the way to Lexington TN. Where, believe it or not, I agreed to speak to the Rotary Club about cryptocurrencies, which I agreed to months ago. I meet my commitments, irrespective of cost. https://t.co/qg2N83BV5w

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@flyinghendrix I agreed to it months ago. We moved to a different state in the interim. But I committed. So we are going to speak.

@joeydiblasi Nah

@YungBundy1 Ty

@buyinthedip Thanks

@rakesh_maurya83 I have no idea. The bank manager in Lexington asked me to speak. I said "yes".

@krysko33 Is it? No one tells me these things.

@drakepreston Ty

@MindStateCrypto Ty

@flyinghendrix No sir.

@joeydiblasi Lol

@officiallykeith Yes

@765yoshi None

@lee33788 Probably. I've been doing planning for 72 years.

@Daniel40995729 @officiallykeith They haven't reached out to me. As far as I know.

@bitcoingirl_ This is a dangerous woman gentlemen. That's why I reached out to her and offered her a job. Is she brave enough to accept??? Remains to be seen.

@G_Lucas558 No one told me. I'll randomly fire someone and the mistake won't happen again.

@earea_de Ok

@jatilfrihet1 @Legaleagle26 Word

@Thingamajig88 @Legaleagle26 Ty

@RapidProtoTripe @Legaleagle26 Its legally called conspiring.

@James_LoveAfter @Legaleagle26 Nit legally.

@Joel_Ainsworth @Legaleagle26 Then they are involved in conspiring against Alex Jones. Penalty: ten to twenty in Federal prison.

@jmommi @Legaleagle26 Then they conspired. Ten to twenty in Federsl prisin.

@mikel45365 @Legaleagle26 Ten to twenty in Feder prison if they conspired against Akex Jones.

@henry_young @Legaleagle26 Fully agreed. Cencorsjio is then impossible.

@Legaleagle26 Co-ordination to remove content is called conspiring, no matter how you look at it. Such conspiracies bring up to twenty years in Federal prison if proven.

@user14201 @Legaleagle26 And you dont understand that coordinated removal of content is called conspiring. Such conspiracies bring up to twenty years in Federal prison for the conspiritors.

@intmanomystery1 @Legaleagle26 Yes, they do

@eisstl @Legaleagle26 Hiw about that.

@KuwabaraCrypto @Legaleagle26 A coordinated removal of content is legally called conspiring. If these companies did indeed conspire, then the directors could face up to 20 years in Federal prison.

@TAC_HAMMER @Legaleagle26 I like fun times.

@_maKING_market @Legaleagle26 Then they acted jointly outside of the government. This is called conspiring. The directors of all three companies could face up to twenty years in Federal prison.

How is everyone missing this: if the three companies that banned Alex Jones acted together to coordinate his removal, then the legal definition of that act is called "conspiring". Have we all gone mad?? Such conspiracies result in many years in Federal prison. Please God! Wake up

Has anyone considered the absurdity of most of our laws? This one for example: "Employees must wash hands". Who, exactly. Enforces this law? And how? I would love to hear the explaination. https://t.co/QUwLddBW3H

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@SterlingBourne Most of these restrooms are single person restrooms. Public opinion is not involved.

@akoncloud No, all US states have laws requiring employees to wash their hands.

@AiteCoin A health code is a law.

@orderstudiosllc In a single person restroom there is no way to know whether t bug e employee washed their hands or not.

@22deers It is a state law in every US state.

@EatCookCryptos How can the supervisor enforce? Enter the restroom with each employee and watch?

@Dickvandike213 Exactly

@sunscorpio81 Raise hell of course

@CommunityWhaleX Conspiracies are stupid? That's a dangerous attitude.

@PerriPonders Uf they coordinated, then that is conspiracy. Why is everyone ignoring this fact?

@SatliteDude Yes. But they are not free to conspire.

@CommunityWhaleX Not talking about that. I'm talking about coordinating, which is conspiring, which is illegal.

@MikeWeand I'm not arguing that. I'm saying it looks like they coordinated the banning. Such coordination is conspiring, which is illegal

Jimmy, showing us the true face of the Easter Bunny. https://t.co/1OjV93S7X5

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@CaloriesProper Of course

@cryptotraktor Lol

@ElMichaelLewis @AiteCoin But how is it enforced?

@Mateo_Official Do they burst into the locked bathroom and check?

@PerriPonders Conspiracy is illegal no matter what.

@DnlKlr @SatliteDude Setting a price for goods or services is not illegal, but if two or more companies get together and set prices, then they committed a major felony. They conspired to set prices. Please people!! An act may be legal acting alone, but companies get together and agree its conspiracy

Do you all know what a "conspiracy" is? Example: It is legal to charge whatever you want for goods and services. However, if two or more companies get together and agree on pricing, then they have committed a major felony: conspiracy to fix prices. Same with banning Alex Jones.

@Mr_Anderson____ Looks to me like his conspiracy theories were correct. It sure looks like these three giants conspired against him.

@Mr_Anderson____ Good point

@DroughtHustla Me too. There are conspiracies everywhere these days.

@jeremyg55 Private actors may set prices, but they cannot collectively discuss prices. What is the fucking difference?

@DroughtHustla It's frightening isn't it? When I imply that Apple, Facebook and Youtube committed conspiracy in banning Alex, people call me an idiot. Yet it is fairly clear that they did, there by proving part of Akex's claims. What can you do when people look at plain truth and ignore it?

@scvfx @jeremyg55 On the fact that all three companies chose the same day, and virtually the same hour to ban him. Statistically, this is virtually impossible unless there were conversations among them.

@ChrisValence True

@pouchedfox Conspiracy!! Please God get a fucking clue!!! Companies may not collectively agree on any course of action whatsoever. Think of the fucking mess this world would be in if they were allowed to do so!! Please!!! Wake up!!!

@jawsomejones Collusion to limit free speech is also against the law, irrespective of the validity of limiting such speech as measured by each company acting alone.

@J_TheHoff @DroughtHustla So ... conspiracy is not a crime then? Please God, get real.

@J_TheHoff @DroughtHustla Yes, I'm afraid it is. If you are a corporate entity the rules of play are very different than for individuals.

@J_TheHoff @DroughtHustla Here is the problem: collective actions by large organizations are viewed as monopolistic actions. It does not matter what the action is, if it can be viewed as monopolistic, then serious repercussions are coming.

So I flew from the Outer Banks to Nashville, spent the night, and drove to Lexington, where I spoke to the Rotary Club. I agreed to do this before we moved to North Carolina, but a commitment is a commitment. Here I am. https://t.co/qy55OGt8S5

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@ArtzeeChris I believe so

@Dave407inUSA Yes

Are your coins secure on BitFi? Absolutely!! For weeks we have offered hackers the opportunity to get our wallet pre-loaded with Bitcoins. If they can take them we will pay them $250,000. No one has done that. It's a simple challenge. Your coins are safe. https://t.co/mbB2aqbgog

Decentralized exchanges are about to become a reality. I believe the first truly functional decentralized exchange will come from Luxcore. https://t.co/Wm6pKw0REt

@GIA29768627 If you break the device, then get a new one. Your passphrase will recover your coins.

@vladysito_07 No.

@RealShillGates Lol

@realmattcalvin True

@EnzOnInfoSec You got root access by having the device in your hands. How do you steal the device from the user. Hack it and get it back into the users hands? You cant get remote root access.

Excellent article on BitFi. It explains: "Interestingly, despite several claims for hacks, none of the hackers has claimed to take away the bitcoins yet. Considering this aspect, one can believe BitFi’s claim to be unhackable." https://t.co/pAz7cOJrqn

@KickWebDesign I have yet to see a decenttalized exchange which mirrors the functionality of the centralized exchanges. I believe LuxCore will deliver the first one.

The last minute and a half of this video are like nothing I have ever heard. Jeff Buckly sings his heart out. Even the producer in the studio can be heard exclaiming 'Wow" at the end. Jeff Buckley - Hallelujah (Official Video) https://t.co/nNfDP9t0Sy via @YouTube

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@Michaellilibeth @YouTube Ty

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You dont want to miss this debate about the future of Bitcoin. https://t.co/F6rukiUiMB