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Hi! I'm a brand new nostr user trying things out. Be nice!

About the people who control the globe, about 6K of them according to David Rothkopf's book Superclass. How ironic that they drove NOSTR into existence, Ying-Yang and all.

Above image is from the book Tragedy and Hope 101 https://archive.org/details/tragedy-and-hope-101

Here's the bigger picture to understanding what's happening to Apple.

After heads of state sign UN Agenda for the 21st century in Rio 1992, recruiting got serious end 90s. Like Aaron Russo, Steve Jobs is also contacted, "Mr Jobs, you will reverse innovation at Apple, spy on your customers, and impoverish them through inflation." Like Russo, Jobs probably replied, “Are you insane? No way.” They both paid for it with their lives. Blackrock, Vanguard and their hidden owners control Apple. They look ahead 20 to 40 years and will eventually turn you(r apps) off.

Sources:

(1) Roisa Koire on Agenda 21 https://corbettreport.com/flashback-koire/

(2) Aaron Russo about the attempt to recruit him. https://odysee.com/@YellowFlagsInfos:e/AaronRusso:3?r=4yVk8td9Js3mrQ6Xkj69yT49fRWdHnU8&t=1625

(3) Killing innovation: Scenario “Lock Step” in https://archive.org/details/scenarios-for-the-future-of-technology-and-international-development-rockefeller-foundation-2010

(4) Apple's owners: Tim Gielen’s excellent https://rumble.com/vrxm15-monopoly-who-owns-the-world-by-tim-gielen-english-subs.html

I wonder how that fight went.

HODL is correct, most people are stupid. Covid proved it. The huge mask and jab compliance was shocking. There is no way to deny or nuance this. Intelligence, irrespective of the actual IQ number, should kick in when things feel wrong and the going gets tough. So many proved incapable of this and literally disconnected their neocortex. How I miss 2019 when you could fantasize about IQs of strangers. Not anymore.

Scientist can isolate a water molecule, glucose, antibodies from the bloodstream, all types of bacteria and cancer cells... but as of November 2023, 220 institutions (mainly health and science institutions) in 40 countries could not provide proof of the SARS-COV-2 virus to Christine Massey and her investigative team submitting Freedom Of Information requests.

https://www.fluoridefreepeel.ca/68-health-science-institutions-globally-all-failed-to-cite-even-1-record-of-sars-cov-2-purification-by-anyone-anywhere-ever/

The distinction is quite easy to make:

X to Y: "Hey, you sound like a sheep."

Y: "Oh really? Please tell me more, why do you think that?"

Y gets new perspective and might grow.

Versus...

X to Z: "Hey, you sound like a sheep."

Z: "I'm not into conspiracy theories, can we change the subject?"

And yes.... if X is still running after fiat money, brushes his teeth with fluoride tooth paste or takes anti-biotics etc, X is indeed part of another shepherds flock.

May I suggest you browse Apple repair guy Louis Rossman's channel? https://odysee.com/@rossmanngroup:a?view=content Then you'll be psychologically prepared when you visit his shop, about the hidden design flaws that almost seem deliberate.

Ok peeps, ultra quick geek life story here.

I've been an #Macintosh user (that's what the good old original name was) since probably 1990 if I remember correctly. I got my first Mac in 1994, thus making me a paying #Apple customer for 30 years.

Apple was never perfect, they certainly took their share of coin for their products, but they were great for what they brought into the world: Innovation in computer UI/UX, functional consistency, focus on usability instead of the PC/DOS+Windows can of worms. It was great being an Apple user and i taught myself stuff using Macs (graphic design, early web content etc) that I'd likely wouldn't until years late if on a Windows box.

Fast forward to the 2000s: Apple recovers after Steve Jobs came back in 1997, innovative products are pumping out and changing the landscape of PCs and computing and the internet - again! iPod! Intel Macs! iPhone! Macs are technically catching up from their 1990s shortcomings. Life is good.

2010s rolls around. Steve Jobs kicks the bucket and the bean counters, vareerists and uninspiring suits like Tim Cook slowly take over completely. Apple turns from 'rising star' to 'cash cow' (in marketer terminology). Everything is streamlined to a high quality standard, but moreso, a high price point.

Has anything 'major good' happened since Jobs signed off? No, Apple has languished innovation-wise. It's focusing on sure revenue streams from consumer go-tos like the iPhone to the 30% cut from their App Store, and overpriced, unrepairable MacBooks.

Apple is even becoming worse, in part by hobbling consumer interoperability (iMessage), forcing unnecessary peripherals on users (Lightning connectors) and their low key collaboration with law enforcement and authoritarian regimes (read: China), amongst other points.

So. Let me give you some advice, from a guy that used to nearly worship the Rainbow Fruit Mothership in Cupertino, California, before it gave you street cred to buy Apple logo product:

APPLE SUCKS

APPLE PRODUCTS SUCK THE MONEY OUT OF YOUR BANK ACCOUNT

APPLE DOESN'T INNOVATE ANYMORE

YOU BUY APPLE PRODUCTS FOR THE SAME REASON AS AN AUDI: THE LOGO

APPLE IS ACTUALLY BAD

STOP BUYING THEIR SHIT

I bought my final Apple product in 2010 and I haven't really looked to Apple since then, and I'm increasingly happy that I haven't.

Use Linux. Use Open, FLOSS solutions.

That is all. Repost this to save others from spending unnecessary money on a garbage company, thanks in advance.

It's even worse than spending money on a garbage company. Here's why.

After heads of state sign UN Agenda for the 21st century in Rio 1992, recruiting got serious end 90s. Like Aaron Russo, Steve Jobs is also contacted, "Mr Jobs, you will reverse innovation at Apple, spy on your customers, and impoverish them through inflation." Like Russo, Jobs probably replied, “WTF? Are you guys insane? No way.” They both paid for it with their lives. Tim Cook is not in charge at Apple. Blackrock, Vanguard and their hidden owners are.

Sources:

(1) Roisa Koire on Agenda 21 https://corbettreport.com/flashback-koire/

(2) Aaron Russo interview on 911 and the plan to chip everybody. https://odysee.com/@YellowFlagsInfos:e/AaronRusso:3?r=4yVk8td9Js3mrQ6Xkj69yT49fRWdHnU8&t=1625

(3) Scenario “Lock Step” in https://archive.org/details/scenarios-for-the-future-of-technology-and-international-development-rockefeller-foundation-2010

(4) Tim Gielen’s excellent https://rumble.com/vrxm15-monopoly-who-owns-the-world-by-tim-gielen-english-subs.html

Just when you thought newspapers were history, a fearless top notch journalist called Gemma O'Doherty publishes https://irishlightpaper.com/ in Ireland with all issues free online. Gemma sets the standard for 'Wake up' publishing with topics touching people globally, leaving no stone unturned and wasting no time on political correctness. Interestingly, her strongest feat isn't writing, but evading constant attacks to shut her up.

hmmm... Netflix.... that would feel like returning to an abusive ex, just because the cake will be good. Would not forgive myself if I get abused again.

Hey Dissenter, do you have litigation experience? If yes, in what jurisdiction?

In EU, your rights are ignored even in court.

Thanks.

We live in a world where 'might makes right' enabling others with more might to ignore your rights. Could Nostr counteract this? Nostr security and privacy could really change the playing fiel, protecting judges and jury. Imagine hurting someone, having a case brought against you, losing, and that verdict splashed all over social media. The case could be a private or public group owned by the plaintiff, who invites a judge, who invites jury members after reading the initial writ, then inviting defendant to join and run his defence.