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Non.

I understand that you are a proud Québécois, but the people here have nothing but contempt for you because of decades of transfer payments and NONE OF YOU understanding what Quebec sovereignty means. None of you know who Russell Rogers Smith is, and you're too proud and arrogant to teach. Just go away and be Retardier somewhere else.

Volume 2

May 09, 2013 9:22 PM

Scott Duncan

To the reading parties working for/reporting to the Government fraud gangs:

You are breaking promises made to me decades ago. You really want to find out NOW:

A: What those promises were and correct your current breach of said contracts (I don't fucking CARE if the persons in question are dead; So are the douches who signed my birth certificate.

Or

B: I SHOW EVERYONE HOW TO DO THIS...

You have 10 days.

Hackers Stole $45 Million In Cash From ATMs Around the Globe

gizmodo.com

Waving a gun around at a bank is so 10 years ago. With a little tech on their side, a squad of bank robbers were able to snag a cool $45 million in cash with nothing but some hacks and few old key cards that had ATMs across the globe virtually printing money.

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Scott Duncan

...well there is the suicide vest gig. I was saving it for a "volunteer" from the Law Society, though.

I think "Suicide Vests" have a bad name. Literally. Seriously, the word "suicide" TOTALLY undersells all the Homicide it dishes out.

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Hamish Cummins

Great ultimatum. I'm hoping for people to get into discussion about these contract breaches and what to do about it.

Option B sounds good too. Scott i'm assuming you have a lot more fun information stored in some kind of dead man's trigger cache?

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Scott Duncan

Yes. I must provide NEW valid hashes to a key server on the NX Network. If I stop, the network replicates a "set up" of automated servers (turnkeylinux.org LAMP Stack) which will publish a bunch of collected documentation on themselves, and then to Facebook, Google+ etc, through HUNDREDS of IDs that were set up over 6 years ago. I get daily reports in exchange for a fresh hash key. It's a good trade. All I have to do is STOP asking for reports :D

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Scott Duncan

Not really. When a contract has been fundamentally breached, you can set the terms of remedy. My part of the contract was to do the job and keep my mouth shut. I've done that.

THEIR part of the contract was to leave me and my trustees ALONE. NO "LEGAL" processes where ANY of us are surety.

Now the public record has been altered.

I have a VERY clear conscience regarding this. ALL parties who contract me are bound by the terms which CLEARLY claims my rights to do this.

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David Johansen

ah, and doing so somehow benefits you in a way, possibly by keeping the dogs leashed, they maybe testing the waters by allowing a dog to roam thinking you might not notice.

which, might I presume is why they really dont want to mess with you and you need to remind them.

so, aren't the parties who set up those prefunded accounts actually to blame for putting their assetts so easily accessable? Do they deserve to have happen what did transpire?

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Pete Daoust

Very INTERESTING.... Obama besides the fact that he's a fraud and a liar...his personal history is so mysterious he would not even pass the background check for a federal government job.

Here's a weird, but accurate video and it comes with notes and a source that you can track. http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/23266.html

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Derek Moran

*lightbulb-goes-off* "When a contract has been fundamentally breached, you can set the terms of remedy."...... interesting. Using that same logic, lets take the City of Toronto's Charter of Expectations, basically a run-down of THEM stating how they will act as our public-servants and treat the rest of us. HOWEVER, if they are in BREACH of their OWN Charter, then, WE too can set our own terms for the REMEDY?? :/

http://www.toronto.ca/employment/life_tps/values.htm

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Pete Daoust

QUESTION FROM PIERRE: Lets say your CITY where you pay TAXES has been caught stealing these taxes and they are CRIMINALY charge for it...is this a breach of contract ???...What would be the REMEDY for House owners that pays taxes to this city ???...Thanks very much !!!

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David Johansen

yes derik, a contract should encompass EVERYTHING including an expected result due to a breach without regard to the means of occurance.

what is the weight of the scope, if they nolonger care scott's default 'set up' is not the threat they cater to with regards to going after him or the trustee's...

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August le BlancBobis Youruncle

Fuck.... being incomunicado and off the grid for a while and miss important stuff... that is OVER. Let' s rockn roll... I am done fucking running. I am here if needed. Sans Vest...

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Derek Moran

Scott Duncan: Not really. When a contract has been fundamentally breached, you can set the terms of remedy. My part of the contract was to do the job and keep my mouth shut. I've done that.

THEIR part of the contract was to leave me and my trustees ALONE. NO "LEGAL" processes where ANY of us are surety.

Now the public record has been altered.

I have a VERY clear conscience regarding this. ALL parties who contract me are bound by the terms which CLEARLY claims my rights to do this.

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