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anyone have it on 4shared ? Thx in advance
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Post 32 Depositfile still works!
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thanks Florida Trader for the Upload!
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4shared still one of the best Choices for fast and free Downloads! Thanks Florida Trader for uploading it to 4shared.
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Anyone know the this Boot Camp Course and able to share this 156 Videos Course offered on Ebay? Thanks a lot.
http://www.ebay.de/itm/161008781958?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649
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Cannot download Felix working System from minus.com , can someone help me and upload to 4shared or other Site? Many thanks
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Links are working well
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Hi Jay thanks but for me as a free User not possible to download the large Video File from Filefactory. Will be great if you can upload it to another Platfrom, thanks in Advance.
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With over 150 million registered users, the file sharing site MegaUpload.com is one of the most popular on the Internet. At least, it was.
The site has now been seized by the US government and its homepage converted to an FBI anti-piracy warning. Its founder, a high tech entrepreneur named Kim Dotcom (yes, he had it legally changed), was arrested in New Zealand after his homes were raided and assets seized.
These actions were all at the behest of the US government. And it's just the latest example of Big Brother overextending its authority across the entire world.
Last week, we discussed the grassroots efforts to stop passage of the SOPA/PIPA legislation that would give the US government jurisdiction over the Internet. Wikipedia blacked out its English language pages to raise awareness of the issue, and people went completely nuts.
Congress subsequently withdrew the bills amid popular outcry, and the public rejoiced that their efforts successfully thwarted further encroachment on their liberty. Or so they thought.
On the exact same day that everyone was celebrating victory over SOPA/PIPA, the US government simply used another set of regulations to nab Dotcom and seize his assets. The fact that SOPA was s****ped turned out to be completely irrelevant, they just found other rules to apply (or break).
As usual, it's probably not legal. But such technicalities don't matter in the 'guilty until proven innocent' system in which we live. Executive agencies exercise extreme latitude when confiscating assets, and victims often don't have the opportunity to address the matter in front of a judge for years, if ever.
In Dotcom's case, the man probably won't even successfully make it past the extradition process for at least a year... let alone bring the issue to trial. The government is using its bureaucracy to completely circumvent due process and make an example of somebody that they consider a nuisance.
So why should they care? What interest could the US government possibly have in a silly file sharing site? None. But the entertainment industry does.
You see, we don't live in a representative democracy. Democracy is an illusion to make people believe that they're free. Instead, it's blocs of large corporations who are really in control. If the entertainment business wants Kim Dotcom to go away, the government will invent or break any law necessary to make it happen. They're all in bed together.
What's more, it doesn't matter which group or party is in power. Democrat or Republican, Labour or Conservative, Liberal or New Democratic... they're all for sale. Citizens concern themselves with the outcome of elections, investing heavy emotional and financial support for 'their guy'. Companies just wait it out and buy off whichever candidates win.
Kim Dotcom, though a wealthy and successful entrepreneur, was essentially a lone wolf standing against the entire industry. Rather than find ways to work with him in what is clearly emerging as a dominant media platform, they chose to eliminate him... by having the US government send the New Zealand government to arrest him and seize his assets.
It's mind numbing when you really think about it.
Ultimately, Dotcom may successfully find his way back to a normal life after years in court and perhaps some time in jail. In the meantime, though, his case certainly makes a strong argument for flying under the radar. It's a stark reminder that, if they really want to get you, they'll apply, invent, or break whatever laws are necessary to do so.
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With over 150 million registered users, the file sharing site MegaUpload.com is one of the most popular on the Internet. At least, it was.
The site has now been seized by the US government and its homepage converted to an FBI anti-piracy warning. Its founder, a high tech entrepreneur named Kim Dotcom (yes, he had it legally changed), was arrested in New Zealand after his homes were raided and assets seized.
These actions were all at the behest of the US government. And it's just the latest example of Big Brother overextending its authority across the entire world.
Last week, we discussed the grassroots efforts to stop passage of the SOPA/PIPA legislation that would give the US government jurisdiction over the Internet. Wikipedia blacked out its English language pages to raise awareness of the issue, and people went completely nuts.
Congress subsequently withdrew the bills amid popular outcry, and the public rejoiced that their efforts successfully thwarted further encroachment on their liberty. Or so they thought.
On the exact same day that everyone was celebrating victory over SOPA/PIPA, the US government simply used another set of regulations to nab Dotcom and seize his assets. The fact that SOPA was s****ped turned out to be completely irrelevant, they just found other rules to apply (or break).
As usual, it's probably not legal. But such technicalities don't matter in the 'guilty until proven innocent' system in which we live. Executive agencies exercise extreme latitude when confiscating assets, and victims often don't have the opportunity to address the matter in front of a judge for years, if ever.
In Dotcom's case, the man probably won't even successfully make it past the extradition process for at least a year... let alone bring the issue to trial. The government is using its bureaucracy to completely circumvent due process and make an example of somebody that they consider a nuisance.
So why should they care? What interest could the US government possibly have in a silly file sharing site? None. But the entertainment industry does.
You see, we don't live in a representative democracy. Democracy is an illusion to make people believe that they're free. Instead, it's blocs of large corporations who are really in control. If the entertainment business wants Kim Dotcom to go away, the government will invent or break any law necessary to make it happen. They're all in bed together.
What's more, it doesn't matter which group or party is in power. Democrat or Republican, Labour or Conservative, Liberal or New Democratic... they're all for sale. Citizens concern themselves with the outcome of elections, investing heavy emotional and financial support for 'their guy'. Companies just wait it out and buy off whichever candidates win.
Kim Dotcom, though a wealthy and successful entrepreneur, was essentially a lone wolf standing against the entire industry. Rather than find ways to work with him in what is clearly emerging as a dominant media platform, they chose to eliminate him... by having the US government send the New Zealand government to arrest him and seize his assets.
It's mind numbing when you really think about it.
Ultimately, Dotcom may successfully find his way back to a normal life after years in court and perhaps some time in jail. In the meantime, though, his case certainly makes a strong argument for flying under the radar. It's a stark reminder that, if they really want to get you, they'll apply, invent, or break whatever laws are necessary to do so.
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Yes but Videos not working in the PDF when i click on them?
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Fxeasy5, here you go good old Friend:
http://oselza.alterupload.com/en/
Hope somebody can share their Videos too?
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R u s s H o r n s new Trading System went life now but 1000$ should be too expansive for many of us. Hope someone can share it for our Family inhere or maybe we create a Pool to buy it:
hxxx://xxx.forexm@[email protected]/#order
Replace @ with a and o
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Link is still working
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Haha funny Statement from you: From this lovely Forum i am only catch opinions and recommendations. No Downloads at all what? This System costs a few Bug but a few Bugs are sometimes also a lot of Money for many Members here. Espacially many cheaper Systems are shared here.
This Forum is giving and taking and when i am able to share a new System here which has not yet been done before it should be a must Rule to do so, otherwise this Member is at the wrong Place here and should be banned! Only my two Cents.
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Hi Make-a-million,
thanks for sharing the System here for our Family. Vielen Dank.
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Interesting maddman do you have the Quantum Course for sharing with us? Thanks.
Seems to be this one at: hxxp://[email protected]/
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thanks shabz sometime need to add the ´the´in the Searchfunktion to find anything-LOL
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Seems to be an interesting Indicator and maybe somone can share it for our Family here.
You get it for free when you open an Account via http://[email protected]
Here´s a Screenshot from todays trade on the EUR-USD:
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thanks mike-forex for sharing , can you also share the Video Link from Cecile Robles?
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Hi,
just found this interesting Course maybe someone who bought it already is willing to share:
Replace @ with a
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this 300 $System was released today from Cecile Robles maybe another one?
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Maybe someone can help me here ? The Problem:
The Black Line is not shown on the first Histogram , when i go back in the Past i see only Vertical Black Lines on the first RSI-Histogram. I have changed the Bars max. in my Option Section but it doesn´t work.
Maybe anyone knows how to solve the Problem. I have actually ~14 different Templates in my MT-4 Platform maybe too much?
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