How to Survive the Internet

 

With the internet gaining new regulations and Government oversight we all need to know how to be able to connect when the internet goes dark. Government hasn't been able to do a single thing correct and giving it regulatory commission over the once free internet there is only a matter of time until we are restricted into where and what we can do online. Thankfully there has been what is known as the Deep Web which is as old as the internet itself. Here you can find and say whatever you want. You're connected through proxy which basically means you connect to the relay or internet through an IP address which isn't yours. For example: using my home connection through AT&T my IP will not change and shows up as something like 107.345.67.237 with this information mostly anyone can target my general location and other information about who I am and where I'm located. Connecting online through a proxy now my IP address shows up as 6.124.45.908 for example and shows I'm connecting from Spain or some other country or state. This makes it nearly impossible for big brother or anyone else to watch over your internet activity (unless you're connected to a government run proxy)

    In the old days you would have to manually configure your router and browser to the proxy and then through trial and error hopefully be able to connect. The good folks over at the TOR Project  have eliminated the manual labor and technicalities. Head over to their website and download the TOR bundle and you're all set. Make sure to donate anything you can because I'm telling you the internet as we know it will soon be gone forever and this will be all we have. They need support just like all independent media, artist do. The term Net Neutrality is a form of doublespeak meant to make you think one way and do another. Like the Patriot Act which eliminated the bill of rights there was nothing patriotic about it. This language is used by the social engineers to put you at ease before they stab you in the back and laugh over the bloody corpse. The 300+ page regulations have not been released or publicly debated yet this being hailed as some victory for freedom. If it's not broke don't fix it and I can only hope through public pressure we can redact the government takeover of the internet.


                                                       RIP Internet 1990-2015



Once you're online through TOR this is the best place to start http://zqktlwi4fecvo6ri.onion

See you on the deepweb

-set up proxy chains beforehand-

$ cd /etc vim proxychains.conf
‪#‎unhash‬ which service you'd like to use and add proxies SOCKS5 SOCKS4 etc...
$ service tor start
$ /etc proxychains 'any service like ping, nmap, firefox and so on'

                                                                                                                              

                                                                                                               -Sodaghar 2/28/15    

Bitcoin Exchange Shutdown and Vultures Swarm Calling for Regulation

 Mt.Gox the largest Bitcoin Exchange has shut down causing an estimated loss of $300,000,000 plus worth of Bitcoin to go unaccounted for. This has left the Bitcoin market to fall about 50% of it's value currently trading at around $540 per 1 BTC. The closure of Mt.Gox has lead to a swarm of supporters, media, and politicians to call for regulations on Bitcoin.

"U.S. Treasury Department, for example, has suggested that bitcoin exchanges should follow anti-money-laundering rules that apply to money-transfer companies such as Western Union Co"

I was originally intrigued by Bitcoin because of the fact there is no oversight over what is being done with my money. Yes, you can launder money and yes you can buy illegal goods using Bitcoin but who is to say what or where my money goes towards?

 This is a big blow for Bitcoin and I wouldn't be surprised if governments had something to do with it. I for one lost a small fortune due to this and for now my days in the BTC trade are over. The US Government is the largest holder of Bitcoin and they are scared to death of anything that can destroy their fiat banking system. I see this as an attempt to co-op the Bitcoin exchanges and turn this into their favor. Perhaps a One World Currency??

 We all take risks doing anything online we even take risks shopping outside. The recent Target credit card breach left over 10million of it's customers credit cards to become compromised. Everyday we become targets in both the digital and the real world. That is why we should protect ourselves and our money. I still feel BTC is the future and a good investment but I will feel the opposite if we let bureaucrats and regulators step in.

Even with my loss I still see anything outside the fractional reserve banking system as something to embrace so long as it's not issued or regulated by the same central banks.


                                                                                                               -Sodaghar 2/27/14

Bitcoin The Evolution

  By now I'm sure all of you in some way have heard of this thing called Bitcoin. Bitcoin is the first decentralized, digital currency that uses the internet to buy, trade and exchange money worldwide. Decentralized meaning you don't have over bearing banks or financial institutions charging and telling you how to use your own money. Bitcoin is not a fiat printed currency like our dollar so there no risk of inflation and the main benefit I see from Bitcoin is keeping prying eyes like the IRS away from your money. Like I said Bitcoin is a digital currency that fluctuates just the dollar and other currencies.

  The story I'm about to tell you is a personal story of regret
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 A little over a year ago I heard about this Bitcoin thing and after doing some research it got me real excited. I told myself my friends and family that this is the future. The dollar is going nowhere and even if it was it's still controlled by institutions and governments. I went on and on about Bitcoin (BTC for short). And this was when BTC was hovering between $9 and $12! 
  I did end up buying a couple of Bitcoins and at that time; a year and half ago I told myself to invest at least $1000. Now Bitcoin is well over $400 for one! We should all revel in the fact that this exists because what it means is that we get to keep our own money and watch it grow! I predict by this time next year BTC will be around $1500 if not more. Major companies like Amazon are now beginning to accept BTC because they know this is the future.  JP Morgan Chase is even trying to capitalize on Bitcoin. Many other retailers also accept BTC.
 Even if your not looking to buy using BTC it's a safe haven for your money and within 15mins that money can be transferred into cash around the world. The dollar is already at an an all time low.  No more will we have big brother watching our spending habit's, No more will we have our money lose value and No more will we be taxed on what we earn. Don't make the mistake I did and start investing in Bitcoin now. It's only going to rise in value and it's only going to gain popularity.

  Bitcoin is inflation proof because it's not printed hand over the fist like the dollar and the only way to stop BTC is to shut down the internet. The global economy relies on consumers and consumers do everything online from banking to shopping. Everyone reading this should consider BTC as an investment before it becomes way too expensive. Whether we like it or not Bitcoin may very well destroy the dollar. Blockchain is a leading Bitcoin wallet it's fast, free and in about 5 minuets you can have your very own wallet and address. You can go to any place that does western union or money gram and in less than a half hour you will have the Bitcoins in your own personal wallet and with this you can keep your hard earned money hidden and transfer it globally.

If you're still unsure or have questions about Bitcoin please feel free to contact me and I will help you and tell you some other uses of Bitcoin.



                                                                                                  - Sodaghar 12/12/13